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22/04/2026
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06/04/2026
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Madhu created a design on his floor using a combination of graphs of inverse trigonometric functions in the domain [-4, 4]. He also represented the coordinate axes for reference. He asked his friends, Kulsum and Snehal, to choose a path to walk on. Kulsum chose path ABCDEF, while Snehal chose path PQCRES. They both started walking at the same time and with the same speed.
(i) The graphs of which of the two functions are combined to form the path that Snehal chose?
(ii) Write the domain of each of the two functions that Kulsum chose as her path to walk on.
(iii) Write the range of each of the two functions that Kulsum chose as her path to walk on.
(iv) What is the x-coordinate of Kulsum’s and Snehal’s first meeting point? Show your steps.
If your Class 12 Maths exam is on 9 March, make sure you practice questions based on:
• Inverse Trigonometric Functions
• Domain and Range
• Graph based case study questions
These types of questions are very common in CBSE sample papers and board exams.
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Class 12 Maths Board Exam 2026 Preparation 📚
Here is a tricky question from the Oswaal Sample Paper based on Inverse Trigonometric Functions.
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05/02/2026
Polynomials is a scoring chapter in Class 10 CBSE Maths — but only if students write the steps correctly.
We’ve explained NCERT Exemplar Polynomials Exercise 2.3 Question 5 in a clear, step-by-step manner using the factorisation method and verified the relations between zeroes and coefficients.
This is exactly the type of question where students lose marks due to presentation errors.
📘 Read the full solution here:
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06/01/2026
CBSE vs JEE Confusion in Class 11? A Simple Home Coaching Roadmap
Parents often choose at-home learning in Class 11 because the real issues aren’t “lack of effort”—it’s gaps like continuity confusion, skipped graphs, messy diagrams, and answers without step-wise justification.
What helps most:
concept clarity + logical proofs
graph-based understanding (not memorizing)
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19/10/2025
🔥Part 1 | Class 10 | Trigonometry | Introduction | NCERT | Chapter 8 | CBSE Board | Maths Vidya🔥
👉 YouTube Video Link : https://youtu.be/O_RNACzXJcg
✅ Trigonometry starts here! This session introduces the core ideas behind trigonometry for Class 10 students as per the NCERT Chapter 8 syllabus. Concepts are explained clearly to help build a strong foundation for upcoming topics. Perfect for CBSE Board exam preparation.
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✨ Happy Diwali from Maths Vidya Institute! ✨
May the festival of lights bring brightness to your studies, wisdom to your thoughts, and success in every exam you face.
Let’s celebrate this Diwali with knowledge, positivity, and the light of learning. 🌟
📚 Aman Sir wishes you joy, prosperity, and peace this festive season!
🎆 Stay focused, stay inspired, and let your hard work shine brighter than the diyas!
Send ❤ love ❤ to your books before opening them.
📖 Before opening your book, send love to it. Even if it feels difficult, step by step you’ll start understanding every concept. That’s the secret to learning. ❤
11/09/2025
Part 8 | Class 10 | Polynomials | NCERT | Geometrical meaning OR Graphs of Zeroes of Polynomials
📊 Geometrical Meaning of Zeroes of Polynomials | Class 10 Maths In this video, Aman Sir explains the graphs of zeroes of polynomials in a simple and clear way, based on NCERT Class 10 Maths Chapter 2 – Polynomials. Learn how to find the zeroes of a polynomial using graphs, understand the x-intercepts, and visualize the concept with real examples.
https://youtu.be/jI9NtwHLmew
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Part 8 | Class 10 | Polynomials | NCERT | Geometrical meaning OR Graphs of Zeroes of Polynomials 📊 Geometrical Meaning of Zeroes of Polynomials | Class 10 MathsIn this video, Aman Sir explains the graphs of zeroes of polynomials in a simple and clear wa...
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03/09/2025
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