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Na lekcji matematyki zawsze pada pytanie: "Czy całki będą mi kiedyś w życiu potrzebne?" W większości przypadków, mówi Arthur Benjamin, odpowiedź brzmi nie. Diametralna zmiana sylabusa, którą proponuje, mogłaby sprawić, że matematyka nauczana w szkołach byłaby przydatna w erze cyfrowej.
Mathematician and magician Arthur Benjamin combines his two passions in "Mathemagics," a mind-boggling presentation of lightning calculations and other feats of mathematical agility. Full bio »
Translated into Polish by Kamil Pawłowski
Reviewed by Marek Lisik
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I think if our students, if our high school students — if all of the American citizens — knew about probability and statistics, we wouldn’t be in the economic mess that we’re in today.” (Arthur Benjamin)
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