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    Statistics: There Will Be 12 or 13 Questions On Each of The Following Sections - 1. Analytical Geometry

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    The document outlines the content and structure of an MSE exam. The exam has two parts, with Part 1 covering basic mathematics and statistics concepts like sets, limits, matrices, and probability. Part 1 contains 10 questions on each of these sections. Part 2 covers more advanced topics in areas like analytical geometry, differentiation of multiple variable functions, integration, and mathematical statistics. Part 2 contains 12-13 questions on each of these more advanced sections.

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    The document outlines the content and structure of an MSE exam. The exam has two parts, with Part 1 covering basic mathematics and statistics concepts like sets, limits, matrices, and probability. Part 1 contains 10 questions on each of these sections. Part 2 covers more advanced topics in areas like analytical geometry, differentiation of multiple variable functions, integration, and mathematical statistics. Part 2 contains 12-13 questions on each of these more advanced sections.

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    The document outlines the content and structure of an MSE exam. The exam has two parts, with Part 1 covering basic mathematics and statistics concepts like sets, limits, matrices, and probability. Part 1 contains 10 questions on each of these sections. Part 2 covers more advanced topics in areas like analytical geometry, differentiation of multiple variable functions, integration, and mathematical statistics. Part 2 contains 12-13 questions on each of these more advanced sections.

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    Statistics: There Will Be 12 or 13 Questions On Each of The Following Sections - 1. Analytical Geometry

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    The document outlines the content and structure of an MSE exam. The exam has two parts, with Part 1 covering basic mathematics and statistics concepts like sets, limits, matrices, and probability. Part 1 contains 10 questions on each of these sections. Part 2 covers more advanced topics in areas like analytical geometry, differentiation of multiple variable functions, integration, and mathematical statistics. Part 2 contains 12-13 questions on each of these more advanced sections.

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    Part 1: Basic Mathematics and Statistics: There will be 10 questions on each of the following sections - 1. Set theory: Basic concepts, complements, union and intersection, laws. 2. Limits and Derivatives: Limits and continuity, derivatives of functions of one variable, maxima and minima 3. Matrices and Determinants: Rank and inverse of a matrix, properties of determinants, solution of system of equations. 4. Statistics: Elements of probability, mean, variance and correlation coefficient. Part 2: Advance Mathematics And Statistics: There will be 12 or 13 questions on each of the following sections - 1. Analytical Geometry: Equation for straight line, circle, parabola, hyperbola, quadratic equation. 2. Functions and Differentiation: Binomial, Exponential and logarithmic functions, Taylors series homogeneous functions and Eulers theorem, derivatives of functions of more than one variable, partial and total derivatives, derivatives of higher order, convex and concave functions, points of inflextion. 3. Integration and Differential equation: Evaluation of integrals, definite and indefinite integrals, integration by parts, solution of first order linear differential equation. 4. Mathematical Statistics: Random variables, probability density function, distribution of random variables. Binomial, Poisson and normal distribution, measures of location and dispersion, curve fitting

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