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Maths, Addmaths and Statistics: Post your doubts here!

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u mean, they arent compulsory?

I guess its not but i learned them and it helped me alot especially in Paper 1.
but there's a problem that most of the students mix up the matrix of shear with stretch and vise virsa and this can ruin their whole question of transformation so its better to solve the questions without it if u cant recall the correct matrix at the time of exam.
but definitely if they are on fingre tips then the questions will surely get easy.
 
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Its better to learn them ...
this way u wont be having any trouble with the questions and at the end you'll be sure that you have attempted the question without making any mistakes,but if you dont learn them even then there's no harm in it.
Harm is there, you can lose two marks
 
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why ???
Do they ask to write those in pprs ??? :confused::confused::unsure:
Havent you ever seen a PAPER...o_O:cautious::eek::cool::confused:.. If not, how can you be confident to talk to @***amd***??? Amd, forget what this guy said... If you have any transformation question in exams, there would be anyway, atleast two marks for writing the transfer of shape in vector..... atleast means, they can take it to further level... but, if you wanna take risks, take them... I won't ......(y):D:rolleyes:

You can view any paper , however mostly p2...
 
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Guyz, Best way to Tackle Geo-metery. ? What to get first and what later? (Includes Trignometery, Symmetry, etc)
 
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calculate:-

AD = BC
i) length of BC.
ii) hieght of trapezium.
iii) total area of shaded region, nearest to cm^2.

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all the maths freaks
try doing this :p the Q neither my class fellows, nor my add maths teacher could solve (though he did it after 20 mins :p)
but my Maths teacher, obviously, did :D
 
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