10th Class(SSC) Mathematics Youtube Links |
1. Real Numbers |
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Part 1. Introduction to Real numbers and euclid’s division lemma |
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Part 2.Finding HCF by using Euclid’s division lemma |
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Part 3.Exploring the properties of numbers using Euclid’s division lemma |
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Part4.Fundamental theorem of arithmetic |
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Part5. Decimal expansions of Rational numbers |
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Part6. show that √2 is an irrational |
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Part7.show that 5-√3 and √2+√3 is an irrational |
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Part8.Introduction to logarithms |
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Part9.Properties of logarithms |
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Part10.Important problems on logarithms |
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Part11.Solution of 5th problem from Exercise 1.5 |
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Part12.Solutions of 6th and 7th from Exercise 1.5 |
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2. Sets |
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Part1. Introduction to sets |
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Part2.Examples of sets and their representation |
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Part3.Roster and set builder forms of sets |
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Part4.Exercise 2.1 solutions |
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part5.Types of sets |
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Part6.Relation b/w no. of elements a set to it’s no. of subsets. |
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Part7.Dothis and Try this problems from page no.33 |
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Part8.Representation of Sets using Venn Diagrams |
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Part9.Union of Sets |
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Part10.Intersection of Sets |
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Part11.Difference of two sets |
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Part12.Venn diagrams of AUB,A∩B,A-B,B-A |
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Part13.Exercise 2.2 solutions |
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Part14.Equal sets and Exercise 2.3 |
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part15.Cardinality of a set ,finite &Infinite sets |
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part16.Try this & do these solutions before exercise 2.4 |
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part17.Disjoint sets and properties |
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part18.Finding the Relation between n(A),n(B),n(AUB) and n(A∩B) |
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3. Polynomials |
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Part1.Introduction to polynomials |
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Part2.What are polynomials and difference between polynomials and algebraic expressions |
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Part3.Degree of a term and polynomials |
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Part4.Zeroes of the polynomials |
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Part5.Exercise 3.1 |
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Part6.Graphical representation of linear,Quadratic and cubic polynomials and the geometrical meaning of their Zeroes. |
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Part7.Examples and exercise 3.2 solutions |
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Part8.Realationship b/w the zeroes of a quadratic polynomial to it’s coefficients |
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Part9.Examples before exercise 3.3 |
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Part10.Relation b/w the zeroes of a Cubic polynomial and it’s coefficients |
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Part11.Graph Quadratic polynomial |
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9. Tangents and Secants to a circle |
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Part1.Introduction |
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Part2.Number of tangents to a circle |
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Part3.Theorem 9.1 the tangent at any point on the circle is perpendicular to the radius through the point of contact |
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Part4.Finding the length of a tangent |
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Part5.Tangents drawn at the end points of a diameter of a circle are parallel |
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Part6.Statement1:the centre of circle lies on the bisector of angle between two tangents |
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Part7. two concentric circles of radii 5cm and 3cm are drawn. find the length of the chord of the larger circle which touches the smaller circle |
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Part8. Statement 3 If two tangents AP and AQ are drawn to a circle with centre o from the external point A then angle PAQ = 2times of angle OPQ |
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Part9. Statement 4 A Quadrilateral ABCD IS DRAWN TO CIRCUMSCRIBE A CIRCLE THEN AB+CD = BC +AD |
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Part10. Construction of tangents type1 |
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Part11.construction of tangents type2 |
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Part12. concept about finding the area of a segment of a circle and also discuss about the problem which is given in do this exercise. |
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Part13. how to find the area of segment of a circle .example |
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Part 14. example 2 problem before exercise 9.3 |
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Part15. 3rd example problem before exercise 9.3 |
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Part16. 4th problem from exercise 9.3. |
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12. Applications of Trigonometry |
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Part1.Introduction to Applications of trigonometry |
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Part2.Examples & do this,try this solutions before exercise12.1 |
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Part3.Exercise12.1 problems 1&2 |
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Part4.Exercise12.1 problems 3 & 4 |
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Part5.Exercise12.1 problems 5&6 |
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Part6.Exercise12.1 problems 7&8 |
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Part7.Exercise12.1 problems 9&10 |
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Part8.Example problem before Exercise12.2 |
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Part9.Exercise 12.2 problem 1 |
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Part10.Exercise12.2 problem2 |
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Part11. Exercise12.2 problem3 |
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Part12. Exercise12.2 problem4 |
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Part13. Exercise12.2 problem6 |
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Part14. Exercise12.2 problem7 |
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Part15. Exercise12.2 problem8 |
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Part16. Exercise12.2 problem9 |
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Part17.Exercise 12.2 problem10 |
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14. Statistics |
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Part1.Introduction to statistics |
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Part2.Mean of grouped data(direct method) |
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Part3.Mean of grouped data using Assume or deviation method |
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Part4.Mean of grouped data using step deviation method |
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Part5.Mode of Ungrouped data |
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Part6.Mode of grouped data |
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Part7.Median of ungrouped data |
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Part8.Median of grouped data |
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Part 9.Drawing ogive curves |
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