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Teaching Mathematics and its Applications 2005 24(1):37-41; doi:10.1093/teamat/hrh013
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Beware answers with questions

Steve Humble

Answers to mathematical problems come in all forms and most come with a variety of questions. Students often forget to ask questions once they have found an answer. This paper suggests that students would always benefit by questioning answers.


Received May 2003. Accepted January 2004.


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