Description
The inspiration for the approach taken in this book has comefrom the classic work of Polya on general and mathematical problem-solving.Throughout the book,a conscious effort has been made to convey something ofthe flavor of either a personal dialouge or an instructor-student diolouge thatmight tke place in the solution of a problem.This style of presentationcoupled with a carefully chosen set of examples,makes the book attractive to awide range of readers.The problem sets have been carefully designed to test,reinforce, and extend the reader’s understanding of the strategies and conceptspresented.
