Entrance Examination for BSc Programmes at CMI, May 2012 Attempt all 5 problems in part A, each worth 6 points. Attempt 7 out of the 9 problems in part B, each worth 10 points. Part A. (5 problems × 6 points = 30 points

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Date: 2013-03-01 03:07:20 Summation Exponentiation Binomial coefficient Proof that π is irrational Mathematics Abstract algebra Polynomials		Entrance Examination for BSc Programmes at CMI, May 2012 Attempt all 5 problems in part A, each worth 6 points. Attempt 7 out of the 9 problems in part B, each worth 10 points. Part A. (5 problems × 6 points = 30 points Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cmi.ac.in Download Document from Source Website File Size: 115,18 KB Share Document on Facebook

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