CLASS 11

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Chapter 1	Sets
Chapter 2	Relations and Functions
Chapter 3	Trigonometric Functions
Chapter 4	Principle of Mathematical Induction
Chapter 5	Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations
Chapter 6	Linear Inequalities
Chapter 7	Permutations and Combinations
Chapter 8	Binomial Theorem
Chapter 9	Sequences and Series
Chapter 10	Straight Lines
Chapter 11	Conic Sections
Chapter 12	Introduction to Three Dimensional Geometry
Chapter 13	Limits and Derivatives
Chapter 14	Mathematical Reasoning
Chapter 15	Statistics

Chapter 1.Sets

Excercise1.1 - Introduction

Excercise 1.2 -Sets and their Representations

Excercise 1.3 -The Empty Set

Excercise 1.4 -Finite and Infinite Sets

Excercise 1.5 -Equal Sets

Excercise 1.6 -Subsets

Excercise 1.7 -Power Set

Excercise 1.8 -Universal Set

Excercise 1.9 -Venn Diagrams

Excercise 1.10 -Operations on Sets

Excercise 1.11 -Complement of a Set

Excercise 1.12 -Practical Problems on Union and Intersection of Two Sets

Chapter 2. Relations and Functions

Exercise 2.1 -Introduction

Exercise 2.2 -Cartesian product of Sets

Exercise 2.3 -Relations

Exercise 2.4 -Functions

Chapter 3. Trigonometric Functions

Exercise 3.1 -Introduction

Exercise 3.2- Angles

Exercise 3.3 -Trigonometric Functions

Exercise 3.4 -Trigonometric Functions of Sum and Difference of Two Angles

Exercise 3.5 -Trigonometric Equations

Chapter4.Principle of Mathematical Induction

Exercise 4.1 Introduction

Exercise 4.2 Motivation

Exercise 4.3 the Principle of Mathematical Induction

Chapter5. Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations

Exercise 5.1 -Introduction

Exercise 5.2 -Complex Numbers

Exercise 5.3 -Algebra of Complex Numbers

Exercise 5.4 -The Modulus and the Conjugate of a Complex Number

Exercise 5.5 -Argand Plane and Polar Representation

Exercise 5.6 -Quadratic Equations

Chapter6.Linear Inequalities

Exercise 6.1 -Introduction

Exercise 6.2 -Inequalities

Exercise 6.3 -Algebraic Solutions of Linear Inequalities in One Variable

and their Graphical Representation

Exercise 6.4 -Graphical Solution of Linear Inequalities in Two Variables

Exercise 6.5 -Solution of System of Linear Inequalities in Two Variables

Chapter7. Permutations and Combinations

Exercise 7.1 -Introduction

Exercise 7.2 -Fundamental Principle of Counting

Exercise 7.3 -Permutations

Exercise 7.4 -Combinations

Chapter8. Binomial Theorem

Exercise 8.1- Introduction

Exercise 8.2 -Binomial Theorem for Positive Integral Indices

Exercise 8.3 -General and Middle Terms

Chapter9. Sequences and Series

Exercise 9.1 -Introduction

Exercise 9.2 -Sequences

Exercise 9.3 -Series

Exercise 9.4 -Arithmetic Progression (A.P.)

Exercise 9.5 -Geometric Progression (G.P.)

Exercise 9.6 -Relationship Between A.M. and G.M.

Exercise 9.7 -Sum to n terms of Special Series

Chapter10. Straight Lines

Exercise 10.1 -Introduction

Exercise 10.2 -Slope of a Line

Exercise 10.3 -Various Forms of the Equation of a Line

Exercise 10.4 -General Equation of a Line

Exercise 10.5 -Distance of a Point From a Line

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Chapter11. Conic Sections

Exercise 11.1 Introduction

Exercise 11.2 Sections of a Cone

Exercise 11.3 Circle

Exercise 11.4 Parabola

Exercise 11.5 Ellipse

Exercise 11.6 Hyperbola

Chapter12. Introduction to Three Dimensional Geometry

Exercise 12.1 -Introduction

Exercise 12.2- Coordinate Axes and Coordinate Planes in

Three Dimensional Space

Exercise 12.3 -Coordinates of a Point in Space

Exercise 12.4 -Distance between Two Points

Exercise 12.5 -Section Formula

Chapter13. Limits and Derivatives

Exercise 13.1 -Introduction

Exercise 13.2 -Intuitive Idea of Derivatives

Exercise 13.3 -Limits

Exercise 13.4 -Limits of Trigonometric Functions

Exercise 13.5 -Derivatives

Chapter14. Mathematical Reasoning

Exercise 14.1 -Introduction

Exercise 14.2- Statements

Exercise 14.3 -New Statements from Old

Exercise 14.4 -Special Words/Phrases

Exercise 14.5 -Implications

Exercise 14.6 -Validating Statements

Chapter15. Statistics

Exercise 15.1 -Introduction

Exercise 15.2 -Measures of Dispersion

Exercise 15.3 -Range

Exercise 15.4 -Mean Deviation

Exercise 15.5 -Variance and Standard Deviation

Exercise 15.6 -Analysis of Frequency Distributions

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Chapter16. Probability

Exercise 16.1 -Introduction

Exercise 16.2 -Random Experiments

Exercise 16.3 -Event

Exercise 16.4 -Axiomatic Approach to Probability