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The difference between mathematical themes and basic problems
Core concept. According to the query of China University courseware, official website shows.

1. Mathematical motif means that several similar problems can be evolved, and basic mathematical problems are problems related to basic knowledge points in textbooks.

2. The math motif can be a basic math problem, but the basic math problem cannot be a math motif.

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