Dear All
Hope this time all of you must have performed well in the exam.
I am providing you with both the sets of the question paper and the solution key.
Question Papers:
Set 1 Set 2
Solution Key
Errata:
Ans to Q. no. 21 is 1/root(6) and in Q. no. 28, coefficient of z is -10 (Set A)
All the best...
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Extra Coaching Class in Vacations
Dear class XII Students,
I hope the two sessions on 5 jan (attended by 32 students) and 10 jan (attended by 50 students) were fruitful for you.
I am here providing those assignments given to you. You must solve every question in the assignments.
Assignment 1 (Based on book 1)
Assignment 2 (Based on book 2)
All the best...
Amit Sir
I hope the two sessions on 5 jan (attended by 32 students) and 10 jan (attended by 50 students) were fruitful for you.
I am here providing those assignments given to you. You must solve every question in the assignments.
Assignment 1 (Based on book 1)
Assignment 2 (Based on book 2)
All the best...
Amit Sir
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Extra Coaching Class in Vacations
Dear class XII Students,
I am taking extra class on 5 Jan and 10 Jan in school (LCD Room) from 9 am to 1 pm. Extra class is meant ONLY for those secured less marks in their Math’s exam. I will take limited syllabus and very important questions only from exam point of view. A bus from Jharoda Kalan is also arranged. Others who are also not doing quite well can also attend these classes (CRPF/Non-CRPF wards). Do bring your math’s book, practice copy, pen, water bottle and lunch. Do inform your classmates/friends about it.
All the best...
Amit Sir
Monday, January 2, 2012
PM Declares Ramanujan's Birthday as ‘National Mathematics Day’
Dear All
(Image source: https://sites.google.com/site/ganitgurooz/ )
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh paid tribute to mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887- 1920), on the occasion of 125th birth anniversary. He announced that his birthday - Dec. 22 - would henceforth be a National Mathematics Day and 2012 would be the National Mathematical Year, while addressing an event celebrating the famous mathematician, in Chennai on Monday.
The Prime Minister declared "as a tribute to the great mathematician, our government has decided to declare his birthday, that is December 22, as the National Mathematics Day and the year 2012 as a whole as the National Mathematical Year," according to a statement by the Prime Minister's office.
The statement also spoke of the country's "long and glorious tradition of mathematics" and encouraged people to nurture the subject.
Singh called Ramanujan "one of the greatest mathematicians the world has seen, whose extraordinary genius so very brightly lit up the world of mathematics in the second decade of the last century" and added that his genis was ranked by English mathematician G. H. Hardy in the same class as giants like Euler, Gauss, Archimedes and Isaac Newton.
The Prime Minister also spoke about the gradual decline of mathematics as a subject, pointing out that the country made considerable headway in the subject in the early years of the Common Era, only to see the subject lose centre-stage to other subjects. It took, he stressed, Srinivasa Ramanujan's contributions in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to truly bring the country back to the attention of mathematicians across the world.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh paid tribute to mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887- 1920), on the occasion of 125th birth anniversary. He announced that his birthday - Dec. 22 - would henceforth be a National Mathematics Day and 2012 would be the National Mathematical Year, while addressing an event celebrating the famous mathematician, in Chennai on Monday.
The Prime Minister declared "as a tribute to the great mathematician, our government has decided to declare his birthday, that is December 22, as the National Mathematics Day and the year 2012 as a whole as the National Mathematical Year," according to a statement by the Prime Minister's office.
The statement also spoke of the country's "long and glorious tradition of mathematics" and encouraged people to nurture the subject.
Singh called Ramanujan "one of the greatest mathematicians the world has seen, whose extraordinary genius so very brightly lit up the world of mathematics in the second decade of the last century" and added that his genis was ranked by English mathematician G. H. Hardy in the same class as giants like Euler, Gauss, Archimedes and Isaac Newton.
The Prime Minister also spoke about the gradual decline of mathematics as a subject, pointing out that the country made considerable headway in the subject in the early years of the Common Era, only to see the subject lose centre-stage to other subjects. It took, he stressed, Srinivasa Ramanujan's contributions in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to truly bring the country back to the attention of mathematicians across the world.
Sunday, January 1, 2012
TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION IN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION (TIME) 2011 - National Mathematics Conference
Dear All
Recently I have attended a National Mathematics Conference held at Indore from 26 Dec 2011 to 29 Dec 2011. The topic was “TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION IN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION”. An exposure to graphic calculators by casio and texas instruments , use of iPad in teaching, some mathematical software’s such as geogebra, mathematica was given. It was a great learning experience.
Practice material for class XII Maths Paper (Pre-Board)
Dear class XII Students,
I hope that you all are now preparing for Pre-Board exams. I am here providing you some files/links which will help you to prepare better in Mathematics.
You may also check my previous posts where reference material, assignments, book by DOE(govt. Schools) etc.
All the Best...
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