Publisher's Synopsis
"A Companion to Wrigley's Collection of Examples" by John Thompson Platts and Alfred Wrigley, originally published in 1861, offers a fascinating glimpse into mathematical education of the era. This book serves as a guide through a collection of mathematical problems, illustrating various processes and methods of solution. Designed to complement Wrigley's renowned compilation of examples, this companion aims to enhance understanding and proficiency in mathematics.
This work provides valuable insights into the teaching and learning methodologies prevalent in the 19th century, making it an interesting resource for mathematics enthusiasts, educators, and historians of mathematics. Its enduring relevance lies in its demonstration of fundamental mathematical principles through practical examples.
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