Mathematical Quiz for class 10

The prelims of quiz were held on the 10 May, 2005. The participants were called in the Maths lab in their home rule and fourth period. The quiz was a success and the 10thees exhibited loads of interest, which was commendable. To top it, the results were good. Not much variation in scores of the top finalists and the ones who just scraped through. So, hopefully the finals would be tough, competitive and definitely decisive.
The question paper of the prelims will be posted soon with the answers and other details.
The final round's date has still not been finalised and the participants will be informed as soon as the arrangements are made.

Tech-Know-Math

All students are invited to participate in tech-know-math
The categories are as follows:
Category A:
For computer science sections
You are required to make a program in c++ language preferably on any mathematical topic.
Some suggested topics are :

• Solving equations in n variables
• Solving n degree equations
• Plotting dynamic functions
• Plotting 3-d conics
• Magic Squares
• Diophantine Equation

The program has to be written in school in June. The participants can think over the topic,logic, presentation,etc during summer vacations.

Category B:

You need to make a power point presentation on any topic in Maths that has relevance in our day to day life.

Some suggested topics are :

• Calculus
• Matrices
• Trigonometry
• Sequences and Series
• Probability

This category is especially for non computer sections.

Both the categories are open to all sections, but each computer section must have an entry from Category A and each of the other sections must have an entry from Category B. A team can have a maximum of two members. There can be atmost 5 teams from each section.

Those interested please leave your name and section with anyone of the following:

• Soumya-12 L
• Swati - 12 I
• Aniket- 12 A
• Harsh- 12 I
• Kritika- 12 S
• Abhinav- 12 C

Or you could just leave your name in the comments. Any more queries about the competition are welcome.

Mathematical Society

This is the official blog of Mathematical Society Of DPS, RKPuram. Hope this helps us in communicating with the other students better !