Good problem solving is like...?
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popping a big pimple ... lol
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Yes, many people do know how to solve that problem.  They learned it the same you should: read your book, go to class, talk to TAs, and do your own homework.
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solve as many questions as you can
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Not that I know of, but there are help sites that will show you how to solve a type of problem. Or you could ask here. I'll help.
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usually when you solve equations you get a solution.\nthe solution solves your problem.\n!
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so many things you have done yourself.then the coming part also you can solve yourself.\n.
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Sometimes knowing that there is no answer can be as good as knowing what the answer is.
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give an example of a past time when you had done problem solving
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What would you want them to do, solve problems? Get real!
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You see, it would be easier to post *exactly* what you have to do because at the moment you are not providing enough information on the problem.  For example, it seems to me that you maybe solving for integer solutions (x,y), with integers a,b,c.
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its a good idea to standardize your solutions everyday.  Depending on the accuracy you are trying to achieve this is the procedure i would follow.
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I studied serious math for 8 years now, even though I'm only a high school student. I even competed in IMO and have won a medal, yet I cannot give you the best algorithm to solve a problem. To solve a problem, you need experience. To reach the international level, you need to solve millions of problems(literally!). Only practice will give you the ability to solve any problems easily.
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Solving puzzles.\nBeing creative.
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I think that the most important impact on problem solving skills is experience with similar situations in the past.  It allows an intuitive, rapid grasp of a problem as a whole and subconscious comparisons with past successful solutions.  I believe that in most cases this is how we solve the problems of life.  But certainly also the ability to use the scientific method to systematically analyze and recombine the factors present in a problem is of immense value too.  This latter factor depends more on education and innate intelligence as measured by standard IQ tests, but is more easily taught than the intuitive problem solving variety, which is very dependent on the accumulation of multiple experiences.\n(Opinion of a Nursing Instructor)
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I've been educated in schools and by living and reading and thinking and listening and watching - it's all been valuable because I know how to think critically (analyze new information, weigh it, and make an intelligent decision about it) and I can use reason to solve just about any problem. I can also anticipate problems and come up with solutions. I understand complex situations and information quicker and better. Oh, and winning trivia and logic games is nice, too.
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Einstein:  "We cannot solve our problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them."\n\nPretty much sums it up, eh?  ;-)
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at college level we have different method one of these is this \nwhen solving problem you feel that u required some quantity let them (these are called Unknowns )the no of unknown = no of conditions using these conditions remove all unknowns you will get your answer definitely if it worked ask me for the next \nthanks