ANGLE BETWEEN 2 LINES AND FAMILY OF LINES
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This video continues with my earlier series of videos on Straight Lines, Coordinate Geometry. It explains how to calculate angle between 2 lines and equations of families of lines satisfying a given condition. This is useful for students of grade 11.
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Gauss Seidel iterative method
Finding inverse of a matrix using adjoint.
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Basic Concepts of Probability
This presentation covers a basic explanation of Probability and its concepts. It is useful for students of class 11 Mathematics and students preparing for the GRE QUANT and SAT exams.
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Welcome to my course on Permutations and Combinations.I have a teaching experience of over 2 decades both at the high school level and undergraduate level.
The topic " Permutations and Combinations " have intrigued many students. This is because each problem is different. There is no one magic formula which applies to all problems. Permutations and Combinations is an important topic used extensively in Probability, also useful for the GRE QUANT and GMAT QUANT section. This course is divided into
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3.Circular Permutations
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As a foreword, students taking this course are requested to practice the problems along with me. As an additional practice, you can practice the project. Feel free to contact me for any further help.
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APPROXIMATIONS IN DERIVATIVES
This is a useful topic for class 12 maths students and NATA maths students.
What are approximations?
Here, we use the concept of differential to find the approximate value of a function. We can find the values easily with a calculator as well! If y = f(x), we learn the differential of y, and learn the formulae used to calculate the approximate values of y. This video is application oriented. It focuses on solving problems based on the formula. We also learn about absolute error, approximate error and %error. As a teacher, I have found students getting confused about approximate error and actual value of the function.i have explained the difference in the video. So, watch this video to understand approximations.
This video is useful for Class 12 Maths students , ISC MATHS, CBSE MATHS and other boards.It is also useful for the NATA (maths) aptitude test for architecture
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