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41 DAY-46 02-05-2024 THURSDAY Indefinite Integration Reduction form

Reduction forms of trigonometric functions 1)In   sin n xdx,then
 sin n 1 x cos x n  1
n
In   sin xdx,In   In  2
n n
2)In   tan n xdx,then
tan n 1 x
In   In  2 etc
n 1
42 DAY-47 03-05-2024 FRIDAY Indefinite Integration Reduction form
Reduction forms of exponential and 1 tn
logarithmic functions In   n
dx, I n   dt etc
 x2  x  t2  1

43 DAY-48 04-05-2024 SATURDAY Indefinite Integration Special integrals and miscellaneous

problems  log x  tan 1 x
 0 2
ax  bx  c
dx,  2
0 ax  bx  c
dx models

44 DAY-49 05-05-2024 SUNDAY Definite Integration Definite Integration, Fundamental theorem b a

(10x2=20)
of integral calculus. 1.  f  x  dx    f  x dx
a b
a
2.  f  x  dx  0
a
b b
3.  f  x  dx   f  t  dt
a a
b
  f  z  dz
a
a a
4.  f  x  dx   f  a  x  dx
0 0
a a

5.  f  x  dx    f  a  x   f   x   dx
a 0
a
 2  f  x  dx if  2a  x   f  x 
0

0 if f is odd
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45 DAY-50 06-05-2024 MONDAY Definite Integration Definite Integration, Fundamental theorem

of integral calculus. / 2 f  sin x  
 dx 
0 f  sin x   f  cos x  4
46 DAY-51 07-05-2024 TUESDAY Definite Integration Properties of Definite integrals.
Definite integration of modulus, step k 1 k
functions 0  x dx  0 xdx  
1
x  1dx if k  I
then perfect square
n2 n  n  1 4n  1
0  x  dx  , n  N
  6
 where   isg.i.f 
50 DAY-55 08-05-2024 WEDNESDAY Definite Integration Properties of Definite integrals
Definite integration of periodic functions
nT T
1. i  If  f  x   n  f  x  dx,wheren  N
0 0
a  nT aT T
 ii   a
f  x  dx  n  f  x  dx  n  f  x  dx etc
a 0
51 DAY-56 09-05-2024 THURSDAY Definite Integration Limit as a sum
1 n 1  r  1 n 1  r  1  1
Lt  f    Lt  f    f  x  dx
n  n
r0  n 
n  n n  0
r0 

52 DAY-57 10-05-2024 FRIDAY Definite Integration Limit as a sum

1 Kn  r  k
lt  f    f  x  dx
n  n n 0
r 1

53 DAY-58 11-05-2024 SATURDAY Definite Integration Leibnitz Rule

 x
Problems based on Leibnitz formula d 
  f  t  dt  
dx   x  
d
f   x    x  
dx
d
f   x    x 
dx
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54 DAY-59 12-05-2024 SUNDAY Definite Integration Leibnitz Rule  x

d  
  f  t  dt  
dx   x  
d
f    x    x  
dx
d
f  x    x 
dx

55 DAY-60 13-05-2024 MONDAY Definite Integration Definite integrals, Inequation,

b
Approximation
 f  x  g  x  dx
a

b b
 f 2  x  dx  g 2  x  dx
a a

59 DAY-64 14-05-2024 TUESDAY Definite Integration Definite integrals, Inequation, b

Approximation  f  x  dx  bf  b   af
a
f  b
 a   f  a  f 1  y  dy
60 DAY-65 15-05-2024 WEDNESDAY Definite Integration Definite integrals - Reduction formula  
2 2
Reduction formula for trigonometric
1.If I n   Sin n xdx   Cos n xdx
functions 0 0

 k  1, n is odd 
 n  1  n  3   
      k

 n  n  2 
  k   where n is even 
 2 
61 DAY-66 16-05-2024 THURSDAY Definite Integration Definite integrals - Reduction formula 

 2
Sin m x cos n xdx 
0

 m  1 m  3  ......
   n  1  n  3  ......
k
 m  n   m  n  2  ......

where k  , m, n both even
2
k  1other wise

62 DAY-67 17-05-2024 FRIDAY Areas (6x2=12) Application of Definite integrals to find the
area involving simple curves The area bounded by the continuous curve y = f  x  ,
Basic problems the axis of x and the ordinates x  a and x  b
b
 where b  a   a f  x  dx
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63 DAY-68 18-05-2024 SATURDAY Areas Application of Definite integrals to find the Area bounded by y  f  x  and y  g  x 
area involving simple curves
b
Area under plane curve between x  a, x  b  f  x   g  x     f  x   g  x  dx
a

64 DAY-69 19-05-2024 SUNDAY Areas Application of Definite integrals to find the

If f  x   0 on  a, c  and f  x   0 on c, b 
area involving simple curves
Area enclosed by two or more curves then area bounded by y  f  x  with x  axis
c b
in  a, b    f  x  dx   f  x  dx
a c

68 DAY-73 20-05-2024 MONDAY Areas Application of Definite integrals to find the

area involving simple curves Area of the region bounded by y = ax 2 +bx+c and
Area using polar coordinates 3/2
y = mx+k is where  is discriminant of
6a 2
69 DAY-74 21-05-2024 TUESDAY Areas Application of Definite integrals to find the ax 2   b  m  x   c  k   0
area involving simple curves Area of the region bounded by y 2 = 4ax
Area of modulus and step functions, area of
16ab
bounded functions which is maximum or and x 2  4 by is sq.units
minimum of two or more functions 3
70 DAY-75 22-05-2024 WEDNESDAY Areas Application of Definite integrals to find the 1.The Area of the rhombus formed by ax ± by ± c = 0
area involving simple curves 2c 2
is sq.units
Inequality based questions, areas without ab
using integrations  c1 -d1  c2 -d 2 
2. Area of the parallelogram is
a1b 2 -a 2 b1

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71 DAY-76 03-06-2024 MONDAY Diffrential Formation of ordinary differential
Equations
equations, order and degree of DE 1.y  A1ea1x  A 2e a 2 x
(12x2=24)
differentialequation is
y 2   1   2  y1  1 2 y  0
72 DAY-77 04-06-2024 TUESDAY Diffrential solving differential equation, variable
Equations 2. y  A1e a1x  A2 e a2 x  A3 e a3 x
separable method
differential equation is
y3  1   2   3  y2  1 2   2 3   31 
y1  1 2 3 y  0
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73 DAY-78 05-06-2024 WEDNESDAY Diffrential solving differential equation, homogenous 1. In homogeneous equation Substitute
Equations
and non homogenous DE y  vx where v is a function of ‘x’ and
dy dv
 vx
dx dx
dy a1x  b1 y  c1
2. 
dx a 2 x  b 2 y  c 2
i If b1  a 2  0 then cross multiply and integrating
a1 b1
 ii  If  then put a1x  b1 y  t and proceed
a 2 b2
77 DAY-82 06-06-2024 THURSDAY Diffrential Equations solving differential equation, Linear DE and
Bernoulli's DE
dy
 y.P  x   Q  x  modelproblems
dx
78 DAY-83 07-06-2024 FRIDAY Diffrential Equations Differential equations which are reducible ydx  xdy
to linear form of first order 1.  0 solution is
x 2  y2
Exact DE and orthogonal trajectories
x
tan 1  C
y
xdx  ydy
2. 2  0 solution is
x  y2
log x 2  y 2  C
xe ydy  e ydx ey
3. 2
 0 solution is  C
x x
79 DAY-84 08-06-2024 SATURDAY Diffrential Equations Differential equations which are reducible
to linear form of first order dy 1
Geometrical and other applications
 P  x  y  Q  x  y n , n  R, Put n1  z
dx y

08-06-2024 SATURDAY

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20% FROM AREAS
09-06-2024 SUNDAY

10-06-2024 MONDAY

60% DEFFERENTIAL EQUATION(FROM 03-06-2024 TO 06-06-2024 )

40% FROM AREAS
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80 DAY-85 10-06-2024 MONDAY Diffrential Equations Populations and applications Growth and decay problems dN
 kN  0
Temperature problems dt
dT
 k T  Tm 
dt

81 DAY-86 11-06-2024 TUESDAY Diffrential Equations Populations and applications Growth and decay problems dN
 kN  0
Temperature problems dt
dT
 k T  Tm 
dt

82 DAY-87 12-06-2024 WEDNESDAY Diffrential Equations Geometrical applications Tangent normal related problems
dy
y  y1   x  x1 
dx
1
y  y1   x  x1 
 dy 
 
 dx 
93 DAY-98 13-06-2024 THURSDAY Diffrential Equations Geometrical applications Tangent normal related problems
dy
y  y1   x  x1 
dx
1
y  y1   x  x1 
 dy 
 
 dx 

94 DAY-99 14-06-2024 FRIDAY Diffrential Equations Physical Applications Water tank related and functional equations applications

95 DAY-100 15-06-2024 SATURDAY Diffrential Equations Physical Applications Water tank related and functional equations applications

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96 DAY-101 17-06-2024 MONDAY Complex Numbers Definition and representation of compelx

(14x2=28)
number as an order pair.
Z  x  iy   x, y  ,
Algebra of complex numbers Re  Z   x, Im  Z   y
97 DAY-102 18-06-2024 TUESDAY Complex Numbers Addition , Multiplication, Conjugation, Polar
1. Additive inverse of Z is – Z
representation of complex numbers
Properties and problems related to 'I'. 1
2.Multiplicative inverse of Z is
Z
3. Purely real  Im  Z   0
4. Purely imaginary  Re  Z   0
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98 DAY-103 19-06-2024 WEDNESDAY Complex Numbers Addition , Multiplication, Conjugation, Polar

1. a  ib  c  id    ac  bd   i  ad  bc 
representation of complex numbers and its
properties Z1 a  ib ac  bd  bc  ad 
2.   2 2
i 2
Z 2 c  id c  d c  d2

103 DAY-108 20-06-2024 THURSDAY Complex Properties of modulus, Principle

Numbers arguments 1.Arg  Z1Z2   ArgZ1  ArgZ2  K,K  1,0,1
2.Arg  Z1 / Z2   ArgZ1  ArgZ2  K,K  1,0,1
3.Arg  Zn   nArgZ  K,k  1,0,1
4.Arg  0   Not defined
 
5. Arg  i   , Arg  i   ,Arg  1  
2 2
104 DAY-109 21-06-2024 FRIDAY Complex Properties of modulus, Triangular
1. Z1  Z2  Z1  Z2
Numbers inequalities, Principle arguments
2. Z1  Z2  Z1  Z2
3. Z1  Z2  Z1  Z2
4. Z1  Z2  Z1  Z2
5. Z1  Z2  .....  Zn  Z1  Z2  ....  Z n

6. Z1Z2 .....Zn  Z1 Z2 ....Zn

105 DAY-110 22-06-2024 SATURDAY Complex Rotation - Coni's Theorem CZ 3
Numbers Z3  Z 2 Z  Z 2 i
A  Z1   1 e
Z3  Z 2 Z1  Z 2
Q

B  Z2 

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106 DAY-111 24-06-2024 MONDAY Complex Rotation form

Numbers Z3  Z 2 Z  Z 2 i
 1 e
Z3  Z 2 Z1  Z 2
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107 DAY-112 25-06-2024 TUESDAY Complex Geometrical interpretation

z  z1
Numbers Locus based on modulus and argument, 1.The equation  k, k  1
z  z2
collinearity
represents a circle
 z  z1   z  z1
2. Arg     or is
 z  z2  2 z  z2
purely imaginary, represents a circle
with z1 & z 2 as ends of a diameter.
111 DAY-116 26-06-2024 WEDNESDAY Complex Geometrical interpretation Ellipse : z  z1  z  z 2  k
Numbers Distance, mid point, centroid, area of
represents
triangle and quadrilateral, equation of lines,
i) an ellipse if k  z1  z 2 with z1 , z 2
slope of a line
as its foci, k is the length of major axis
ii ) an empty set if k  z1  z 2
iii ) a line segment if k  z1  z 2
Hyperbola : z  z1  z  z 2  k
represents
i) a hyperbola if k  z1  z 2 with
z1 , z 2 as its foci and k is length
of transversal axis
ii ) an empty set if k  z1  z 2
iii ) two rays if k  z1  z 2
112 DAY-117 27-06-2024 THURSDAY Complex De-Moivre's theorem
Numbers  Cos  iSin  n  Cosn  isin n
113 DAY-118 28-06-2024 FRIDAY Complex Cube roots of unity
Numbers 1.1  w  w 2  0, w 3  1
1  i 3 2 1  i 3
2.w  ,w 
2 2
114 DAY-119 29-06-2024 SATURDAY Complex Cube roots of unity & properties
Numbers 1,  ,  2 are cube roots of unity then
 a  b  c  a  b
2 2
 c   a 2  b 2  c 2  ab  bc  ca

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115 DAY-120 01-07-2024 MONDAY Complex nth roots of unity and its properties 1
 2K   
Numbers 1.  Cos  iSin  n  Cis  ,
 n 
K  0,1, 2,...  n  1
2. Sum of n th roots of unity is zero
n 1
3.Product of n th roots of unity is  1
4.Sum of the reciprocal of the n th roots
of unity is zero
5.n th roots of unity always form a G.P
116 DAY-121 02-07-2024 TUESDAY Complex nth roots of unity 1.1     2  ....   n 1  0, where
Numbers
 2 
  cis  
 n 
1 1 1 1
2.   2  ...  n 1  0, where
1   
 2 
  cis  
 n 
p p p  0;if p  kn
3.1p   p    2     3   ...    n 1    ,
 n;if p  kn
where p, k  N.
120 DAY-125 03-07-2024 WEDNESDAY Binomial Binomial theorem for a positive integral
Theorem index n n
1. The number of terms in the expansion of  x  a    x  a  is
 n  2 if
(5x2=10) General term, number of terms, rth term
from ending
2

n is even
 n  1 ,If n is odd
2
n n n
2.The number of terms in the expansion of  x  a    x  a  is if
2

n is even,
  If n is odd
n  1
2 2n
4. If the greatest term in the expansion of 1  x 
n
n  p bn 1 n n r r
3. Thehas
termalso
Independ ent ofcoefficient,
greatest x in the expansion
then of  ax x q  is Tr 1  Cr a b m
n  1 n
x2n1
5. The greatest term in the expansion of 1  x 
np
where integercoefficient, then n  1  x  n  1
r  greatest
has also pq n 1 n 1
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121 DAY-126 04-07-2024 THURSDAY Binomial Constant term, Numerically greatest term n
 1 1
  n 
Theorem …… 1. The no of rational terms in the expansion of  a l  b k  is  
middle term, independent term, coefficient of    L.c.m of l , k 
 n 
xk, divisiblity and last didit integral part and greatest integer function when none of l and k is a factor of n is   1
fractional part  L.c.m of l , k  
where . greatest integer function
n n  r 1
2. The number of terms in  a1  a2  a3      ar  is Cr 1  n  N 

123 DAY-128 05-07-2024 FRIDAY Binomial Properties of the Binomial coefficients 2n

1. If the greatest term in the expansion of 1  x 
Theorem Greatest coefficient, greatest binomial
coefficient n n 1
has also greatest coefficient, then x
n 1 n
2 n 1
2. The greatest term in the expansion of 1  x 
n 1 n 1
has also greatest coefficient, then x
n 1 n 1
124 DAY-129 06-07-2024 SATURDAY Binomial Properties of the Binomial coefficients
Theorem Sum of coefficeint, properties using a) nC0  nC1  nC2  nC3      nCn  2n
differentiation and integration modals b) nC0  nC1  nC2  nC3       1 nCn  0
n

c) nC0  nC2  nC4      nC1  nC3    2n 1

n 1

d ) c0 
c1 c c
x  2 x2      n xn 
1  x   1
2 3 n 1  n  1 x
c1 c2 c3 c 2n 1  1
e) c0     n 
2 3 4 n 1 n 1
f ) c0 2  c12  c2 2       cn 2  2ncn
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125 DAY-130 08-07-2024 MONDAY Binomial Binomial theorem for a rational

Theorem index,Multinomial theorem n n n
Number of terms in the expantion containing 1.  cr cs ct  8n
3 or more terms (rational and irrational r 0 s 0 t 0
terms)
1
Range of 'x' problems based on infinity series 2.  C C r s  22 n1  2nCn
and double summation 0 r  s  n 2
1
3. 1  x   1  x  x 2  x3    
2
4. 1  x   1  2 x  3x 2  4 x3    
3
5. 1  x   1  3 x  36 x 2  10 x3    
p
6. First negative terms in 1  x  q
when 0  x  1, p, q are
positive integers & ‘p’ is not a multiple of ‘q’ is T p 
  3
q

7. n  n  n  1 P( r 1)the expansion  x  x      x  of is
n n!
1. The gpreneral term in 1 2 p x1m x2 m2 ....x p np
n1 !n2 !....n p !
n n
Pr Pr
8. n  onfx pryq z1r and  nn
in  ax n 1by  cz
n !a pb q c r
2. Coefficient
Pr 1 Pr 1  is p !q !r !
where p  q  r  n

129 DAY-134 09-07-2024 TUESDAY Permutations & Permutations & Combinations

Combinations Introduction 1. n pr  n  n  1 P
( r 1)

(14x2=28) P n n
Pr
2. n r   n  r  1 and  n 1
n
Pr 1 Pr 1
n
Pr 1 n Pr n Pr 1
3.    then b 2  a  b  c 
a b c
130 DAY-135 10-07-2024 WEDNESDAY Permutations & Permutations Fundamental Principle of 1. Number of permutations of n different things, taken all at a time,
Combinations Counting,
when m specified things always come together is m! n  m  1 !
Factorials, Permutations, Counting Formula
for Permutations, 2. Number of permutations of n different things, taken all a time
Addition and Multiplication problems on when m specified things never come together is n! -  m !.  n  m  1 !
3. The number of permutations of n dissimilar things taken r at a time
, remainder last digit in n! when repetition of things allowed any no of times is n r .

nPr
4. The number of permutations of things  distinct  taken r at a time
with at least one repetition =n r  n Pr
5. The number of permutations of n dissimilar things taken ‘r’ at a time
when k   r  particular things always occur is  n  k  P r  k  .r Pk .
6. The number of ways in which n  first type of different  things
and  n -1  second type of different  things can be arranged in a rows
so that no two things of same type come together is n !(n  1)!
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131 DAY-136 11-07-2024 THURSDAY Permutations & Permutations of different things with and
Combinations without repetition If ‘p’ things are alike of one kind, ‘q’ things are alike of second kind, ‘r’ things are alike of

third kind, then the number of permutations formed with  p  q  r  things is

 p  q  r !
p !. q !. r !

132 DAY-137 12-07-2024 FRIDAY Permutations & Permutations with like things The number of permutations of ‘n’ things taken all
Combinations Problems on divisibility sum & rank n!
at a time when ‘p’ of them are alike and the rest are different is
p!

133 DAY-138 13-07-2024 SATURDAY Permutations & Number of Permutations Under Certain The number of circular permutations of ‘n’ dissimilar things taken ‘r’ at a time
Combinations Restricted Conditions, Circular Permutations n
Pr
 when clock wise and anticlockwise orders are taken as different  is
r
DAY-139 14-07-2024 SUNDAY

134 DAY-139 15-07-2024 MONDAY Permutations & Dearrenjemenets & Inclusion, Exclusion
The number of ways in which ‘n’ dissimilar things can be arranged
Combinations
in a circular manner such that no two will have  will not have  same neighbours

in any two arrangements is

 n  1!
2
138 DAY-143 16-07-2024 TUESDAY Permutations & Miscellaneous problems
Combinations
Rank with repitation problems

139 DAY-144 17-07-2024 WEDNESDAY Permutations & Miscellaneous problems

Combinations
exponent of a prime number

140 DAY-145 18-07-2024 THURSDAY COMBINATIONS Defination & Properties of nCr

(6X2=12) 1. nC0 n Cn ,n C1 n Cn 1 ,n C2 n Cn2 ,......,n Cr  n Cn r
n
Cr n nC n  n  1
2. n1  , n2 r 
Cr 2 r  r  1 n
c0  c1  c2  . . .  cn  2
Cr 1 r
n
C n  r 1
3. n1 r 
Cr 1 r
141 DAY-146 19-07-2024 FRIDAY COMBINATIONS Counting Formula for Combinations, n
C n
Problems bases on nCr, commite models 1. n 1 r 
Cr n  r
n! n
P n  n  1 n  2  ....  n  r  1
2. nCr   r 
r ! n  1 ! r! 1.2.3....r

142 DAY-147 20-07-2024 SATURDAY COMBINATIONS Counting Formula for Combinations,

Number of intersections diagonal n  n  3
parallelogram etc and geometrical Number of diagonals of a n - polygon is nC2  n 
2
applications
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143 DAY-148 22-07-2024 MONDAY COMBINATIONS Combinations -Division and Distribution of

1. Number of ways in which  m  n  items can be divided into two unequal groups containing
Objects,
Combinators of like things, divisors, sum of ‘m’ and ‘n’ items is m  nCm 
 m  n !
divisors m !n !
2. Number of ways of distributing  m  n  different things to two persons so that one gets

‘m’ things and together gets ‘n’ things is

 m  n !  2!
m !n !
3. The number of ways in which N can be resolved as a product of two factors
1  1 2  1 ......  k  1
 N is not a perfect square 
2
4.  a  The total no of divisors of N are 1  1 2  1 3  1   4  1 .........
 b  The total no of odd divisors of N are  2  1 3  1   4  1 .........
 c  The total no of even divisors of N are 1  2  1 3  1   4  1 .........
 21 1  1  3 2 1  1   53 1  1 
d The sum of all the divisors of N are     ..........
 2  1  3  1   5  1 
 3 2 1  1   53 1  1   7 4 1  1 
e The sum of all odd divisors of N are     ..........
 3 1   5 1   7 1 

147 DAY-152 23-07-2024 TUESDAY COMBINATIONS Combinations

Multinomial theorem (non -ve & +ve 1.The number of positive integral solutions of the equation
integrals solutions) X1  X 2  X 3  .....  X r  nis n1Cr 1
2.The number of non-negative integral solutions of the equation
X1  X 2  X 3  .....  X r  nis n r 1Cr 1
3. The number of non-negative integral solutions of the equation
X1  X 2  X 3  .....  X r  nis n r Cr 1
148 DAY-153 24-07-2024 WEDNESDAY COMBINATIONS Miscellaneous problems
1) Maximum number of points of intersection of n circles is n C2 . 2!
2) Maximum number of points of intersection of n circles
and m straight lines = nP2 + mC 2 +m  2n 

149 DAY-154 25-07-2024 THURSDAY Probability Basic Definitions

A  B   for mutually exclusive events,
(10x2=20) Different types of events
Either A or B = A  B
Both A and B = A  B
C
A  B   A C  BC  neither A nor B
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150 DAY-155 26-07-2024 FRIDAY Probability Classical definations of probability,

m
geometrical models, coins/cards/dice P A =
n
 
, P A  1  P A

151 DAY-156 27-07-2024 SATURDAY Probability Problems related to P & C, Axiomatic

approach to probability
P  A  B  =P  A   P  A  B 

28-07-2024 SUNDAY

152 DAY-157 29-07-2024 MONDAY Probability Probabilty-Odds Against & Odds in Favour of
an Event,Problems on D-arrangements, Sets 1. Odds in favour of A: It is defined as P  A : P A 
and Subsets

2. Odds against A: It is defined as P A : P  A  if P  A  : P A = x : y 
x y
then P  A 
x y
and P A  
x y
156 DAY-161 30-07-2024 TUESDAY Probability Addition Theorem, Demorgan's Law 1. P  A  B   P  A   P  B 
2. If A and B are two events such that A  B, then P  A   P  B 
3. If A, B are two events of S then P  A  B   P  A   P  A  B   P  A   P  B 
4. P  exactly one of A, B occurs  P  A  B   P  A  B 
5. If A, B are two events then
 
i) P A  B  1  P  A  B 

ii) P  A  B   1  P  A  B 

 A  B  B  A  B &  A  B  A   A  B
6. For three events A, B and C P  A  B  C   P  A   P  B   P  C   P  A  B 
 P AC  PB C  P A B C
7. If A, B and C are M.E events, the probabilities of compound events will be zero,
then P  A  B  C   P  A   P  B   P  C 
8. If A, B and C are three events then P  exactly one of A, B, C occurs 
=P  A   P  B   P  C   2 P  A  B   2 P  A  C   2 P  B  C   3P  A  B  C 
9. P  exactly two of A, B, C occurs  = P  A  B   P  A  C   P  B  C   3P  A  B  C 
10. P  at least two of A, B, C occurs  = P  A  B   P  A  C   P  B  C   2 P  A  B  C 

157 DAY-162 31-07-2024 WEDNESDAY Probability Probability Conditional

1. If A & B are two events in a sample spaces S such that P  A   0,
Probabilty,Multiplication
then the probability of occurences of B, after the occurrence of the event
Theorem,Independent events
Problems on infinite series(like games B
A is called the conditional probability of B given A, denoted by either P  B / A  or P  
between two or more persons)  A
P  A  B n  A  B
P  B / A   if P  B   0,
P  A n  A
2. For Multiplication theorem the two events A and B is given by
P  A  B   P  A  .P  B / A   P  B  .P  A / B 
3.If A,B are independent then A, B & A, B also independent events
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158 DAY-163 01-08-2024 THURSDAY Probability Probability-Baye's Theorem

Total Probability Theorem P  EK  . P  A / EK 
P  EK / A  
 P  Ei  P  A / Ei 
i  1, 2,.....n

159 DAY-164 02-08-2024 FRIDAY Probability Problems on Baye's Theorem

P  EK  . P  A / EK 
P  EK / A  
 P  Ei  P  A / Ei 
i  1, 2,.....n
160 DAY-165 03-08-2024 SATURDAY Probability Problems on QE, progression
Probability of selecting 3 numbers from  2n+1 numbers
3n
which are in A.P is
 4n 2 -1
04-08-2024 SUNDAY

161 DAY-166 05-08-2024 MONDAY Probability Probabilty-Binomial Distribution

Mean, Varience, SD on RV with problems 1. x    11 (0)   xi P ( xi )
2. 2   2  E{ X  E ( x )}2

171 DAY-169 06-08-2024 TUESDAY Random Random variables and Binomial Distribution
n
variables and Mean, Varience, SD on RV with problems  q  p  , p  q  1, M  np, V  npq
Binomial
Distribution P  x  r   nCr p r q n r
(6x2=12)

172 DAY-170 07-08-2024 WEDNESDAY Random Random variables and Binomial Distribution
variables and
Binomial 1. p  X  x   n cx p x q n  x ; x  0,1, 2, 3,....n
Distribution
173 DAY-171 08-08-2024 THURSDAY Random Random variables and Binomial Distribution
variables and x  np,  2  npq, S .D  npq
Binomial
Distribution
174 DAY-172 09-08-2024 FRIDAY Random Random variables and Poision Distribution
e   x
variables and 1. The P.D. is P  X  x   ; x  0,1, 2,3, 4,...
Binomial X
Distribution 2. The mean of random poisson variate  r.p.v  X is i.e.,.i.e., x    np
3. The varieance of r.p.v X is  .i.e.,. 2  
4. The S.D.of r.p.v X is  ., i.e.,  
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175 DAY-173 10-08-2024 SATURDAY Random Random variables and Poision Distribution
variables and x 2  
Binomial
Distribution

11-08-2024 SUNDAY

176 DAY-174 12-08-2024 MONDAY (7x2=14)

Quadratic Equations -Roots of QE, formation ax 2  bx  c  a  x    x    ,

of QE
Nature of roots, Relations between the roots x 2       x    0
& coefficients of Polynomial
ax 2  bx  c  0 x  R  a  b  c  0
180 DAY-175 13-08-2024 TUESDAY Quadratic Nature of roots, common roots,
Equations transformation of equations   b 2  4ac
  0  real and distinct
  0  real and equal
  0  imaginary roots

181 DAY-176 14-08-2024 WEDNESDAY Quadratic Graph of Quadratic Expression, Location of

For ax 2  bx  c,
Equations Roots
Maximum and minimum values of Quadratic 4ac  b 2
Max.value  if a  0
expressions 4a
Range of rational form f(x) /g(x) where f(x), 4ac  b 2
Min.value  if a  0
g(x) are linear or quadratic 4a

182 DAY-177 15-08-2024 THURSDAY

INDPENDENCE DAY
183 DAY-178 16-08-2024 FRIDAY Quadratic Quadratic Inequations/Inequations
Equations involving Logarithms, Exponentials,
Modulus If ,  arerootsof ax 2  bx  c  0then
Algebraic method, Graphical method
i)   x    ax 2  bx  canda willhaveoppositesign
ii)x   or x    ax 2  bx  canda willhavesamesigns
DAY-179 17-08-2024 SATURDAY Quadratic Quadratic Inequations/Inequations
Equations involving Logarithms, Exponentials,
Modulus
Algebraic method, Graphical method
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184 DAY-180 19-08-2024 MONDAY (2X2=4) THEORY OF EQUATIONS -Relation between

roots and coefficeints P x Gx
Remainder theorem, fundamental theorem  rx 
of algebra and factor theorem
Q x Q x
where degree of G  x   degree Q  x 

185 DAY-181 20-08-2024 TUESDAY THEORY OF Finding the roots under the given condition
EQUATIONS Methods of finding roots, transformation of
equations and reciprocal equations

189 DAY-185 21-08-2024 WEDNESDAY Sequence and AP, General term of AP, nth term, sum to n
t n  a   n  1 d,
Series (5x2=10) terms of AP,
n
2 3
sn 
2
 2a   n  1 d 
 n,  n ,  n , properties of AP and AM
190 DAY-186 22-08-2024 THURSDAY Sequence and GP, General term of GP, nth term, sum of n
Series terms and sum to infinity, Properties of GP
n 1
a  r n  1
and GM t n  a.r ,s n  ,r  1
r 1

191 DAY-187 23-08-2024 FRIDAY Sequence and AGP, sum to n terms of AGP a
Series Sum of infinity AGP
s   GP 
1 r
a dr
s of AGP  
1  r 1  r  2

192 DAY-188 24-08-2024 SATURDAY Sequence and HP, Properties of HP and HM

Series Relation between AM, GM and HM G 2  A.H, A.M  G.M  H.M

193 DAY-189 25-08-2024 SUNDAY Sequence and Sum of product of two terms and three
Let T1 , T2 ,...... terms of a sequence,
Series terms of series, sum of series, using
difference method, if there exists v1 , v2 .....satisfying ,
V - N method TK  vk  vk 1 , k  1
n
S n   TK  v n  v0
k=1