Mathematical Problems and Examples: Arranged According to Subjects, From the Senate-House Examinatio

This book contains a collection of mathematical problems and examples from past Senate-House Examination Papers taken in the University of Cambridge from 1821 to 1836. This volume is ideal for students of mathematics and anyone interested in mathematical problem-solving.

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