Sentence examples for mathematics problems from inspiring English sources

The PTs were very excited to witness improvement in their students' mathematical knowledge and confidence solving mathematics problems.

We started by sourcing Common Core State Standard mathematics problems (http://www.commoncoresheets.com/), which organize mathematical problems by underlying concepts.

This year, Noelson is reading at the first-grade level and solving mathematics problems at the third-grade level, Ms. Balmir said.

When I took mathematics problems to him, he would look at them, rub his fingers together, tell me the answer, and then struggle to find simple ways to explain it to me.

Dr. Rorres said the singular genius of Archimedes was that he not only was able to solve abstract mathematics problems, but also used mathematics to solve physics problems, and he then engineered devices to take advantage of the physics.

Most mathematics problems, for example, are well-structured, in the sense that determining what needs to be done is easy, though carrying out the computations needed to reach the solution may be difficult.

The teacher may vary the largely teacher-led pedagogical activity by introducing mathematical activities, usually in the form of mathematics problem-solving worksheets, for students to practice on.

Gleason was only six years older than Minsky, but he was already recognized as one of the world's premier problem-solvers in mathematics; he seemed able to solve any well-formulated mathematics problem almost instantly.

Were one of my students to submit a mathematics problem set that was obviously copied, I would not accept the excuse that it was prepared by an anonymous writer hired for that purpose.

Correction: July 4 , 2002 Thursday An article in Science Times on Tuesday about an unsolved mathematics problem, the Riemann hypothesis, misspelled the name of a founder of the American Institute of Mathematics, which helped organize a conference on the subject.

Three Indian computer scientists have solved a longstanding mathematics problem by devising a way for a computer to tell quickly and definitively whether a number is prime -- that is, whether it is evenly divisible only by itself and 1. Prime numbers play a crucial role in cryptography, so devising fast ways to identify them is important.