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Famous Paradoxes

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    Illuminations

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This resource from the Math Forum, reviewed for grades 9-12 by Illuminations, is a discussion of two paradoxes: Zeno's motion paradox and the paradox of infinite sets, solved by Cantor. Read the full review on the Illuminations site, where you can access this resource directly.

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    Grade: 9 to 12

    Topics: Number Sense, Mathematics

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