What about delivery in India , I am planning to order aops books along with solution manual from aops site , is it possible to order it from india.MathWA said:I done these books before. I recommend going in order because these books get harder and harder. I think what you have is in order.
It is necessary to buy the solution manual. The concept of these books is teaching the basics then going to the competition level like MathCounts or AMC.
MathWA said:I think it is possible.
i have finished sl loney, euclids elements , i need a advance knowledge of algebra , therefore i was thinking of aops algebra textbook both introduction and intermediateMidgetDwarf said:I think it would be more beneficial to get rigorous books on the subjects you want to learn. Ie, for geometry start with Moise, then Planemetry and Stereometry, both of these books are by Kisselev.
For Trig. Learn it from a textbook aimed at college students supplemented with Gelfand. Then move onto Loney.
yes , i have finished sl loney 3 times and problem also, i am reading euclids element againMidgetDwarf said:Do you mean finished by: doing every problem, understanding the big picture, and being able to prove on your own every theorem without looking?
parshyaa said:i have finished sl loney, euclids elements , i need a advance knowledge of algebra , therefore i was thinking of aops algebra textbook both introduction and intermediate
micromass said:Are you really interested in competitions? If you are, then the aops books are great. If you're not, then there are many better books that you can go through.
The main focus of "The Art of Problem Solving" textbook series is to help students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills through challenging and engaging math problems.
The series is designed for students in grades 5-12, although some books may be suitable for advanced students in lower grades.
Yes, the official website for the series offers online classes, videos, and forums where students can discuss and receive help with the problems in the textbooks.
The series focuses on problem-solving strategies and techniques rather than just teaching rote procedures. It also includes challenging problems that require creative thinking and multiple approaches, rather than just standard practice problems.
Yes, the textbooks are designed for both classroom use and self-study. The online resources and support make it a great option for homeschooling families or self-motivated students.