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104. "Abstraction is the strength of Mathematics, but it will be useful if it involves maximum number of specific situations." - Who said it ?

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Answered by pankajsethi8915

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this statement is given by psychologist Jean Piaget

Answered by sonasripanda06

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"Abstraction is the strength of Mathematics, but it will be useful if it involves maximum number of specific situations." - Lipman bers

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