Graphical Antiderivatives

ISBN-10
1927231930
ISBN-13
9781927231937
Category
Functions
Language
English
Published
2016
Authors
Mike Thomas, Tommy Dreyfus, Caroline Yoon

Description

The LEMMA series is a collection of booklets that contain sequences of metamathematical activities, which invite students to go beyond memorising and applying rules and skills, to thinking, working, and communicating with intriguing mathematical structures on a higher level.

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