Mathematics Obsession Test

Mathematics Obsession Test

If you're interested in gauging your interest and/or fascination with mathematics this test is for you!

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Mathematics Obsession Test
Let's play name association. I'll say a name and you pick what first comes to mind.

What do you associate with the word 'Calculus' ?
Question 1 out of 5
Continuity, Operators, Leibnitz, Limits and Infinitesimals Graphs, Derivatives, Integrals and Functions. Optimization, Surfaces of Revolution, Newton and Relative Rates.
Mathematics Obsession Test
We all are familiar with the quadratic equation. It is used to solve equations of the form: ax^2+bx+c=0.
We have found formulas to solve for the cubic and quartic equations... However, the fifth degree polynomial evades formulaic solution. Why?
Question 2 out of 5
It is not solvable by roots. The putative solutions' symmetric group does not result in prime organization. We have yet to develop techniques for extracting the roots of quintic combinations.
Mathematics Obsession Test
What was the doctoral thesis of the prince of mathematicians?
Question 3 out of 5
Proved the fundamental theorem of Algebra. Proved the fundamental theorem of Arithmetic. Proved there are an infinite number of prime numbers.
Mathematics Obsession Test
In counting sets, one must be careful not to double count. The principle that accounts for this task is known as:
Question 4 out of 5
Inclusion-Exclusion Principle. Pigeon-Hole Principle. Uncertainty Principle.
Mathematics Obsession Test
A complete axiomatic self contained body of mathematics is impossible said who?
Question 5 out of 5
Albert Einstein. Karl Friedrich Gauss. Kurt Godel.
Created by Gillian.Gleichner1
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