Combinatorics and reasoning : representing, justifying and building isomorphisms

By Carolyn A. Maher, A. Powell, Elizabeth B. Uptegrove. 2011

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Citations in the corpus

• Patterns, Sets of Outcomes, and Combinatorial Justification: Two Students’ Reinvention of Counting Formulas (2015, background): “Counting problems .”