Mathematics competition does not need "complex Abel curve theorem and four-color theorem"! Even if you know the names and usages of so many theorems, 1 should never be used in the examination room. 2. Teachers who grade papers don't give points. 3. The proof process is very complicated and does not need to be understood.

For example, the famous Betty theorem, there is only one fill-in-the-blank question in the league over the years. In its simplest case, it will be at a loss to use.

College entrance examination theorem ... hmm ... 1, circular power theorem 2, the properties of many concepts = = #

Theorem to be expanded in math contest:/view/1070127.htm Turn over this outline.