About the book
In this educational aid, intended for high-school students, an attempt has been made to classify the problems encountered in high-school mathematics by their solution methods.
It was rather difficult to attain the aim the authors set for them selves. On one hand, a detailed classification of problems by methods of solution would require the consideration of a large number of con crete problems and, on the other hand, a schematic classification would not yield a useful aid for solving different kinds of problems. There fore, alongside a large number of worked problems, the book includes many problems (about 2500) for the reader to solve.
In addition to the traditional problems from the course of high- school mathematics, the book includes methods for solving simple differential and integral calculus problems as well as problems which require the use of coordinates and vector algebra. These sections only include problems whose solutions require knowledge that is beyond the scope of high-school mathematics.
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