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Posing problems is an intellectual activity that is crucially important in mathematics research and scientific investigation. Indeed, some have argued that problem posing, as a part of scientific or mathematical inquiry, is usually at least as important as problem solving (Einstein and Infeld 1938; Hadamard 1945).
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