What is the probability that given n trials to fill the numbers in Sudoku grid how many(X) valid numbers will filled at the end ?
What is the probability distribution for the random variable X ?
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What is the probability that given n trials to fill the numbers in Sudoku grid how many(X) valid numbers will filled at the end ?
What is the probability distribution for the random variable X ?
Working with two scholars on two themes.
Theme1: Constrained PDE optimization
Theme2 : Cortical surface reconstruction using level sets.
Roots of Polynomials
Prof. V. Kannan
Dept. of Mathematics
SRM University-AP
23 February 2022
Abstract: "We discuss four classical theorems on roots of polynomials. They relate to four
different branches of Mathematics, namely, Geometry, Topology, Complex Analysis and
Functional Analysis. The theorems are stated below:
Theorem 1 (Lucas). Every root of the derivative of a polynomial lies within the convex
polygon formed by the roots of that polynomial.
Theorem 2: The roots of a polynomial vary continuously with its coefficients.
Theorem 3 (Cauchy): If all the coefficients of a polynomial lie in the unit disc D, then all
the roots lie in the disc 2D.
Theorem 4 (Bernstein): The norm of the linear operator D (namely the differentiation) on
(The space of polynomials of degree at most n on D) is exactly n."
d1 and d2 are densities of gold and the stone, resp.
densities can be found by the standard density tables online for various stones and gold types.
M and V are the total mass and volume of the ornament.
Mass is easy.
Volume can be easily found by dipping in water in a graduated cylinder or volumetric glass of chemistry lab.
Solved them using iterative procedure.Preparation of the form is taking time.
First I typed all the questions on latex and produced pdf.
Then used snipping tool to cut the questions into images.
I just used a b c d options for all the questions.
Some of them are of one answer and some are with multiple answers.
I shortened the quiz URL using bit.ly.
And, I made blocks of 3 questions as a section.
Prepared 7 sections out of which I asked to do 4 sections in a class and the rest are for next day.
After the quiz is finished I looked at summary of the responses and released the scores and answers only after everyone is done with.
In my attempt with a section, I accidentally ticked a setting to view the missed questions which released the remaining all questions after their scores released in one of the classes.
I tried to reveal the answers after the quiz but they were not appearing as I thought.
I am missing something in this.
There is no auto save for the forms when the quiz is going on. This made
Chose fibnonacci series starting with any two integers.
If you reverse the order of initial two digits then the sequence will change completely.
Ex. 011235
101123
123581
213471
134711
314591
1.Thomas and Finney, Calculus and Analytical Geometry.
2. Angus E. Taylor Advanced Calculus
3. History of Mathematics, Carl B Boyer and Uta C Merzbach
4. Integral Calculus, Maity and Ghosh
5. Vector Calculus by Shanti Narayan
6. Inequalities by P. Korovkin Mir publishers
7. NCERT books Differential equations
8. Unified publishers books for BSc.
9. Mathematics today weekly magazines
A. Central University of Hyderabad entrance previous papers.
B. Schaum's series book on basic algebra.
C.