Book:Boris A. Kordemsky/The Moscow Puzzles: 359 Mathematical Recreations
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Boris A. Kordemsky: The Moscow Puzzles: 359 Mathematical Recreations
Published $\text {1972}$ (translated by Albert Parry)
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Subject Matter
Contents
- Introduction (by Martin Gardner)
- $\text {I}$. Amusing Problems
- $\text {II}$. Difficult Problems
- $\text {III}$. Geometry with Matches
- $\text {IV}$. Measure Seven Times Before You Cut
- $\text {V}$. Skill will Find Its Application Everywhere
- $\text {VI}$. Dominoes and Dice
- $\text {VII}$. Properties of Nine
- $\text {VIII}$. With Algera and without It
- $\text {IX}$. Mathematics with Almost No Calculations
- $\text {X}$. Mathematical Games and Tricks
- $\text {XI}$. Divisibility
- $\text {XII}$. Cross Sums and Magic Squares
- $\text {XIII}$. Numbers Curious and Serious
- $\text {XIV}$. Numbers Ancient but Eternally Young
- Answers
- Index
Source work progress
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