New Mathematical Diversions from Scientific American |  | Author: Martin Gardner
Publisher: Fireside
Category: Book
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Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 4593834
Media: Paperback
Pages: 253
Number Of Items: 1
ISBN: 0671209132
EAN: 9780671209131
Publication Date: May 15, 1971
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Condition: Usually ships same day if ordered by 3 pm Pacific time (sometimes later), 6 days a week. Two creases on spine. Binding is in good condition. Pages appear to be clean and unmarked except for price pencilled on flyleaf. Some edge, corner and cover wear, including some bent corners. Top of spine is bumped.
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The everlasting challenge! October 8, 2005
Hiram Gomez Pardo (Valencia, Venezuela)
The whole materialization of this book was due the kind permission of Scientific American based on a smart and very antique idea: to recreate and diffuse all kind of ingenious problems, challenging riddles and daring enunciates from the most lucid minds around the world. From the sagacious inventive of Lewis Carroll all kinds of creative problems will put you in action and magnificent good mental shape to resolve a wide gamut of several and clever problems.
Geometry, elemental physics, advanced logic will defile and bet for its eventual resolution, through a series of funny stories and suggestive anecdotes as the famous device employed by Kant to set the appropriate time once his watch disarranged.
The pleasant style of Martin Gardner in his role such master ceremony constitutes a splendid opportunity to let you to invade for the most astonishing and smart questions.
Go for this!
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