EJU Mathematics Course 2 is the EJU mathematics track for applicants to departments that require advanced mathematics. Only reviewed domains are available.
EJU Mathematics Course 2 is the EJU mathematics track for applicants to departments that require advanced mathematics. Only reviewed domains are available.
Question bank
271
Exam format
Items 1–20 / 80 min
Scoring / pass mark
0–200 points, no pass mark
Scope basis
EJU 2026 mathematics syllabus
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Training sections
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Course 2271
What the bank covers
Category breakdown
Curves and the complex plane40 questions
Exponential and logarithmic functions38 questions
Statistical inference33 questions
Vectors32 questions
Differential and integral calculus31 questions
Figures and equations26 questions
9 categories in total
Knowledge areas
Plane curves & the complex plane40 questions
Exponential & logarithmic functions38 questions
Statistical inference33 questions
Vectors32 questions
Differential & integral calculus31 questions
Figures and equations26 questions
Sequences26 questions
Trigonometric functions25 questions
Difficulty spread
Foundation6 questions
Standard61 questions
Advanced204 questions
Question formats and volume
Numeric entry271 questions
Question attributes
Includes material271 questions
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【I】Polynomials and Complex Roots
For a positive integer m, consider the polynomial Gm(z)=((z−1)2+4)((z−1)2+m). Further, consider the case in which Gm(0)=50.
(1)
Fill in the blanks in the following equation. Gm(0)=【P1-S1-A】(m+【P1-S1-B】)
The sample shows the stem and choices only; answers and explanations come with practice.