Problem Solving of Mathematical Games
Mathematical games are problems that involve algorithmic solutions. The solutions require recognition of hidden patterns and capitalization on these patterns. The natural tendency of many problem solvers is to devise algorithms without fully unfolding patterns. Such an approach lacks rigor and may l...
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IntechOpen
2022
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