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School Science and Mathematics

1993 Volume 93, Number 1

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Number of articles: 2

  1. Using the Secant Method to Approximate the Roots of an Equation

    Peter Lochiel Glidden

    Describes the Secant Method, a numerical method to approximate solutions to equations for which symbolic solution methods do not apply. Illustrates the method using the EXCEL spreadsheet program.... More

    pp. 5-8

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  2. Computer Assisted Introduction to Mathematical Induction

    William L. Blubaugh

    Describes examples of student-centered activities for exploring mathematical induction using BASIC programs or spreadsheets. Discusses the advantages of using this medium to teach the concept and... More

    pp. 31-34

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