Best Collection of Math Puzzle
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A mind blowing Math puzzle and riddle collection which bother anyone to think twice or thrice for the solutions.
The present volume contains a rich selection of 70 of the best of these brain teasers, in some cases including references to new developments related to the puzzle. Now enthusiasts can challenge their solving skills and rattle their egos with such stimulating mind-benders as The Returning Explorer, The Mutilated Chessboard, Scrambled Box Tops, The Fork in the Road, Bronx vs. Brooklyn, Touching Cigarettes, and 64 other problems involving logic and basic math.
Another best thing is Solutions are included.
About the Author
"A surprising proportion of mathematicians are accomplished musicians. Is it because music and mathematics share patterns that are beautiful?" — Martin Gardner
Martin Gardner was a renowned author who published over 70 books on subjects from science and math to poetry and religion. He also had a lifelong passion for magic tricks and puzzles. Well known for his mathematical games column in Scientific American and his "Trick of the Month" inPhysics Teacher magazine, Gardner attracted a loyal following with his intelligence, wit, and imagination.
Personal review
whenever I encountered such puzzles and riddles, I often thinks that who the minded has discovered that and who has created such puzzles. Now when I've faced this book I've found Martin Gardner is one of that minded person.
whenever I encountered such puzzles and riddles, I often thinks that who the minded has discovered that and who has created such puzzles. Now when I've faced this book I've found Martin Gardner is one of that minded person.
As a Martin Gardner's book one can never feel that he or she has buy only piece of binded papers.
The book is proven to be a better guide to enhance thinking power, being reasoning and to build "never give up" quality.
One must give a shot to this book.
One must give a shot to this book.
A good resource for learners, creative ones, and students and for those who always try to think beyond the level.
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