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A Comparisons of Mathematics and Chinese Literature is a cross-cultural study of mathematics and Chinese literature. The application of mathematics in Chinese literature Mathematics was widely used in Chinese literature, especially in ancient times. For example, in the Book of Changes, mathematics was used to predict the weather, war, and fate. In ancient China, mathematics was not only a discipline, but also a culture and art. Chinese Literature's Respect for Mathematics Unlike the West, Chinese literature did not have a basic subject like mathematics, but Chinese literature attached great importance to the inheritance and learning of knowledge. There are many stories and traditions about learning and education in Chinese literature, such as "Kong Rong gave up the pear" and "repeated orders". These stories and traditions show that Chinese literature believes that learning is an important virtue and places great importance on the education and growth of children. The cultural and historical influence of mathematics in Chinese literature Chinese literature was also influenced by the culture and history of mathematics. For example, in ancient China, mathematics was widely used in military, political, and cultural fields. In ancient China, mathematicians created many mathematical ideas and algorithms, such as "equations","algorithms", and "counting rods". These ideas and algorithms had a profound impact on Chinese culture. Comparing Mathematics and Chinese Literature Although mathematics and Chinese literature had different cultural and historical backgrounds, they also had many similarities. For example, they all attached great importance to the inheritance and learning of knowledge. They all believed that learning was an important virtue, and they all had research and exploration of mathematics and applications. Therefore, the comparison between mathematics and Chinese literature can provide us with a useful reference to understand the differences and similarities between different cultures. The book A Comparisons of Mathematics and Chinese Literature provides us with a cross-cultural comparison of mathematics and Chinese literature, allowing us to better understand the differences and similarities between different cultures.

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Alright, I can help you summarize the changes and trends of the math college entrance examination questions in the past ten years. The following are some of the answers to the math college entrance examination questions in the past ten years: 1 2019 Mathematics College Entrance Examination Questions: - Find the derivative of the function y= 2x ^2 +5x-3. - Solve the equations: x ^2 +3x+2=0 and x ^2 -4x+6=0. - To determine if the solutions of the two equations are equal. 2020 Mathematics College Entrance Examination Questions: - Find the derivative of the function f(x)= x ^3 + 2x ^2 +3x+2. - The solution was x ^3 + 5x ^2 +2x-1=0. - Judge whether the function y= 2x ^2 +3x-1 is increasing or decreasing monotonously. 3 2021 Mathematics College Entrance Examination Questions: - Find the derivative of the function f(x)= x ^2 +2x+1. - Solution: x ^2 +3x+2=0. - To determine if the solutions of the two equations are equal. 4 2016 Mathematics College Entrance Examination Questions: - Find the derivative of the function y= 2x ^2 +3x-1. - Solution: x ^2 +4x+2=0. - Judge whether the function y= 2x ^2 +3x-1 is increasing or decreasing monotonously. 5 2017 Mathematics College Entrance Examination Questions: - Find the derivative of the function f(x)= x ^2 +2x+1. - Solution: x ^2 +5x+2=0. - Judge whether the function y= 2x ^2 +3x-1 is increasing or decreasing monotonously. These questions were all basic questions that examined functions, equations, trigonography, and other knowledge points. At the same time, he needed to pay attention to basic concepts and methods such as the derivative of functions, the solution of equations, and monotonicity.

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Alright, here are the 30 math application questions for the second volume of the second year of junior high school. I hope you like them: 1. A company needs 900kg to produce A and B products, of which A accounts for 50% and B accounts for 50%. Given that the unit price of product B is 10% higher than that of product A, what are the unit prices of product A and B? 2. Given that the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the x-axis is A(-30), the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the y-axis is B(50), find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. A cuboid has six faces, each of which is square and has an area of 15 square centimeters. What is the length, width, and height of this cuboid? 4. A certain project will take 108 days to be completed by the three engineering teams A, B and C respectively. It was known that Team A's work efficiency was 25 times that of Team B, and Team C's work efficiency was 15 times that of Team B. How long did it take the three engineering teams to complete the project? There were a total of 45 people in a class, and 13 of them were not members. If each member had to convince 4 people to become a member, how many people could this class convince to become a member at most? 6. A cuboid is 5cm long, 6cm wide and 7cm high respectively. How many times does it take to cut it into two cuboids of the same size? 7 Given that the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the x-axis is A(-30), the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the y-axis is B(50), find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. 8. A certain project will take 72 days to be completed by the three engineering teams A, B, and C. It was known that Team A's work efficiency was 25 times that of Team B, and Team C's work efficiency was 15 times that of Team B. How long did it take the three engineering teams to complete the project? 9. How many times does it take to shrink a square with a side length of 5 cm to half its original size? 10 A certain project was completed by the three engineering teams A, B, and C respectively, and it would take a total of 144 days to complete. It was known that Team A's work efficiency was 25 times that of Team B, and Team C's work efficiency was 15 times that of Team B. How long did it take the three engineering teams to complete the project? 11 Given that the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the x-axis is A(-30), the intersection of the image of the function y= 2x +1 and the y-axis is B(50), find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. 12 Given that the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the x-axis is A(-30), the intersection of the image of the function y= 2x +1 and the y-axis is B(50), find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. The bottom of a cuboid is a square with a side length of 4 cm. How many times does it take to cut it into two cuboids of the same size? 14 Given that the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the x-axis is A(-30), the intersection of the image of the function y= 2x +1 and the y-axis is B(50), find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. The bottom of a cuboid is triangular. The length, width and height are 6cm, 3cm and 4cm respectively. How many times does it take to cut it into two cuboids of the same size? 16 Given that the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the x-axis is A(-30), the intersection of the image of the function y= 2x +1 and the y-axis is B(50), find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. 17 The number of sides of a regular hexagon is 5, and its circumference is 126 centimeters. Find the number of sides of this regular hexagon. 18 Given that the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the x-axis is A(-30), the intersection of the image of the function y= 2x +1 and the y-axis is B(50), find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. The bottom of a cuboid is a square. Its length, width and height are 10cm, 8cm and 6cm respectively. How many times does it take to cut it into two cuboids of the same size? 20 The intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 with the x-axis is A(-30), and the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 with the y-axis is B(50). Find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. 21 The number of sides of a triangle is 4, and its circumference is 126 centimeters. Find the shape of this triangle. 22 Given that the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the x-axis is A(-30), the intersection of the image of the function y= 2x +1 and the y-axis is B(50), find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. 23 The intersection point of the image of a sine-function with the x-axis is A(20) and the intersection point of the y-axis is B(03). 24 Given that the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the x-axis is A(-30), the intersection of the image of the function y= 2x +1 and the y-axis is B(50), find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. A graph of the function y=2x+1 obtains two different analytical expressions at x=3 and x=-3. Find the analytical expression of this function. The intersection of an image of a function y=2x+1 with the x-axis is A(-30), and the intersection of the y-axis is B(50). Find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. The intersection of an image with a function y=2x+1 and the x-axis is A(-30), and the intersection of the y-axis is B(50). Find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. 28 Given that the intersection of the image of the function y=2x+1 and the x-axis is A(-30), the intersection of the image of the function y= 2x +1 and the y-axis is B(50), find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. 29 The intersection of the image of a function y=2x+1 with the x-axis is A(-30) and the intersection of the y-axis is B(50). Find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1. 30 The intersection of the image of a function y=2x+1 with the x-axis is A(-30) and the intersection of the y-axis is B(50). Find the analytical expression of the function y=2x+1.

😋I'll recommend a few novels about mathematics. I hope you'll like them: "The Brainiac's Play in the Ming Dynasty"-A mathematics doctor traveled to the Ming Dynasty. In order to change this era, he decided to use his knowledge to promote the development of history;"The Traveler of the World of Swirling"-This is a novel about the infinite universe. The main character is a young mathematical genius who travels through the world of Swirling; This book was about a five-year-old brat who transmigrated to become Gaozong Li Zhi. With his mathematical knowledge, he helped the Tang Empire develop and become stronger. I hope you like the above recommendations and enjoy learning mathematics. Muah ~

Satire often revealed the injustice, corruption, dark side of society by comparing different aspects, so that readers could feel the reality and cruelty of society. Compared with other forms of literature, satirical literature pays more attention to the exposure and criticism of social reality, revealing the weaknesses and defects of human nature. There were many ways to compare satirical literature. 1. Comparing people: Comparing different people in society to highlight the gap and injustice between them. For example, in Water Margins, Lin Chong and Song Jiang were two contrasting characters. Lin Chong was in prison and had an arrogant personality, while Song Jiang was kind and upright and was put in an important position. Comparing things: Comparing different things in society to highlight their injustice and shortcomings. For example, in Journey to the West, the four masters of the Tang Dynasty encountered many obstacles and difficulties on their way to obtain the scriptures, but they constantly overcame these difficulties and finally obtained the true scriptures. 3. Comparing time: Comparing societies from different historical periods to highlight their injustice and shortcomings. For example, in "Dream of the Red Chamber", Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu were two contrasting characters. Jia Baoyu was a top student, while Lin Daiyu was a girl from a poor family. Their origins and fates formed a sharp contrast. Satire's contrasting techniques were varied and rich. Through comparison, it revealed the injustice and darkness of society, allowing readers to have some understanding and thinking about the current situation of society.

Mathematics was a discipline that studied quantity, structure, change, and space. It was an important foundation for natural sciences, engineering, and social sciences. The basic concepts and theories in mathematics are highly abstract and logical. Their derivation and proof require rigorous reasoning and calculation. The branches of mathematics were extremely rich, including algebra, geometry, trigonography, calculus, probability statistics, number theory, topography, and so on. Each branch had its own unique research objects and methods. The application of mathematics was also very extensive, including physics, engineering, computer science, economics, biology, and other fields. The application of mathematics in many practical problems had become an indispensable tool. Mathematics is a challenging and fascinating subject. If you are interested in mathematics, you can learn and understand the knowledge and applications of mathematics through self-study, attending training classes, or referring to relevant books and materials.