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From Zero to Infinity - Prose
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Class 9 / English

From Zero to Infinity - Prose

Question 5 of 17
Book: TN-ENG-09Chapter 6
Which famous Cambridge mathematician did Ramanujan write to, setting out 120 theorems and formulae?
A
Albert Einstein
B
G.H. Hardy
C
Alan Turing
D
Isaac Newton
Correct AnswerB.
G.H. Hardy
Explanation
Ramanujan mailed his groundbreaking theorems to British mathematician G.H. Hardy at Cambridge.
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