Question

Mathematics in India inevitably makes one think of one extraordinary figure of

recent times. This was Srinivasa Ramanujan. Borm in a poor Brahmin family in South

India, having no opportunities for a proper education, he became a clerk in the Madras

Port Trust. But he was bubbling over with some irrepressible quality of instinctive genius

and played about with numbers and equations in his spare time. By a lucky chance he

attracted the attention of a mathematician who sent some of his amateur work to

Cambridge in England. People there were impressed and a scholarship was arranged for

him. So he left his clerk’s job and went to Cambridge and during a very brief period there

did work of profound value and amazing originality. The Royal society of England went

rather out of their way and made him a Fellow, but he died two years later probably of

tuberculosis .

Question :-


A1) True or False :-


a) Ramanujan belongs to Aristocrat family:-

b) Royal Society of England made him a fellow:-​

Answer 1

Answer:

A) answer is false

B) answer is true