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    Mathematics Masterclasses for Young People by Sewell, Michael;

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    • Publisher OUP Oxford
    • Date of Publication 6 April 2017

    • ISBN 9780198801214
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages128 pages
    • Size 233x156x8 mm
    • Weight 222 g
    • Language English
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    Short description:

    This work consists of a series of "masterclasses", short sessions of mathematics beyond the standard school syllabus aimed at 10 to 15-year-olds with a flair for mathematics who want to stretch themselves.

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    Long description:

    This work consists of a series of "masterclasses", short sessions of mathematics beyond the standard school syllabus, aimed at 10 to 15-year-olds with a flair for mathematics who want to stretch themselves.

    The book is aimed to provide teachers with a source of novel and interesting topics to supplement their standard material, and as independent reading for pupils themselves.

    It will be helpful to teachers who require interesting and novel topics, beyond the standard syllabus and normal textbook material, for capable pupils.

    [Sewell's] enthusiasm bubbles through ... there is a great deal to commend this book. ... He has a knack of engaging the reader. ... This book could be an inspiration to young people if the right person is available to guide them.

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    Table of Contents:

    Introduction
    Spin-up
    Subject definitions
    Odds and evens
    Solving equations
    Weighing the baby by algebra
    Prime numbers
    Don't jump to conclusions
    Euler's formula
    Goldbach's guess
    Perfect numbers
    Euclid's theorem
    Mathematical symbols
    Medicine problem
    Dramatic dates
    The foggy day problem
    Angles
    Angles inside a triangle
    Angles inside a quadrilateral
    Angles inside a polygon with n sides
    Method for nding the centre of a circle
    Angles in a sector of a circle
    Orthocentre
    Arithmetic progression
    Leavers from an expanding school
    Isaac Newton
    Geometric progression
    Zeno's paradox
    Big birthday problem
    Sundays in February
    Think of a number
    Hand shaking
    Losing money to the bank
    Supermarket oers: deal, or no deal?
    Imperial and metric
    House prices in Maidenhead
    Fahrenheit and centigrade
    Small things
    Leonardslee cake
    Halving areas
    Isosceles tiling
    Roman numerals
    New money for old
    Distance measures
    Weight measures
    Perimeter-diameter ratios
    Fibonacci numbers
    Quadratic equations and the Fibonacci sequence
    Pascal's triangle and the Fibonacci sequence
    Golden ratio
    Pythagoras and the Fleet Air Arm
    Fermat's Last Theorem
    Another proof of Pythagoras' Theorem
    A third proof of Pythagoras' Theorem
    Another application of Pythagoras' Theorem
    Pythagorean triples
    Nautical notation
    Paper sizes
    Paper sizes and an innite sequence of triangles
    Magic squares
    Binomial squares
    Some special squares
    The nine-point circle
    The thirteen-point circle
    Cardioid
    Irregular hexagons and Pappus' theorem
    Regular hexagons
    The rugby riddle
    Family trees in people and bees
    The tethered goat problem
    Fencing the bulls
    Surprises
    Sewell's spirals
    Prime diagonals
    Cubic cusp in the classroom
    Nature's circles
    Rainbow
    Basis and bases of arithmetic
    Lunes
    An octet of equal circles
    Alternative construction of the octet
    Triangle constructions
    A mosaic of equal circles
    Intersection of equal spheres
    Christmas cracker
    Ostrich egg
    Holditch's Theorem
    A coee shop problem
    Step waves
    References
    Author information

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