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    saiomyatotosennnl 435708 ( nodeaar aoosouerad Agni. —.088.9) eee ‘CHAPTER 1. SETS 2. RELATIONS AND FUNCTIONS, 3. TRIGONOMETRIC. FUNCTIONS. FOCUS AREA 1.2 Sets and their representations 1.6 Subsets 1.9 Venn diagrams 1.10 Operations on sets 1.11Complement of a set. 1.12 Practical problems of union and intersection on two sets. 2.3 Relations 2.4 Functions 3.3 Trigonometric functions 3.4 Trigonometric functions of sum and difference of two angles. 4. PRINCIPLE OF MATHEMATICAL INDUCTI 5. COMPLEX NUMBERS AAND QUADRATIC. EQUATIONS 6. LINEAR INEQUALITIES 4.3 Principle of Mathematical induction [Problems involving ON equalities only.) 5.3 Algebra of complex numbers 5.4 The modulus and the conjugate of a complex number 6.5 Solution of system of linear inequalities in two variables. 7. PERMUTATIONS AND COMBINATIONS 7.2 Fundamental principle of counting 7.4 Combinations. 8. BINOMIAL THEOREM 8.2 Binomial theorem for positive integral indices 9. SEQUENCES AND. 0 9.5 Geometric progression (GP). HSS REPORTER SINCE 2015 anoyaselssenonl 2357008 (w9RY MOBCHAT al 08 ogni mi.@.098.9) eae 10. STRAIGHT LINES 11. CONIC SECTIONS 12. INTRODUCTION TO THREE DIMENSIONAL. 10.2.1 Slope of a line when coordinates of any two points on the line are given. 10.2.2 Condition for parallelism and perpendicularity of a line in terms of their slopes. 10.3.5 Intercept form 10.4 General equation of a line. [Excluding 10.4.1(c) Normal form] 11.3 Circles 11.4 Parabola 11.5 Ellipse 12.3 Coordinates of a point in space GEOMETRY 12.4 Distance between two points 13.3 Limits 13, LIMITS AND heeaalgenra of derivatives of a DERIVATIVES : 14. MATHEMATICAL REASONING 15. STATISTICS 13.5.2 [Excluding derivatives of trigonometric functions] 14.2 Statements 14.3.1 Negation of statements 14.5.1 Contrapositive and converse 15.5 Variance and Standard deviation 16. PROBABILITY 16.4.1 Probability of an event. 16.4.2 Probabilities of equally likely outcomes 16.4.3 Probability of the event ‘A or B. 16.4.4 Probability of event ‘not A’. sriomyasotonenonl aasn8 ( CHAPTER FOCUS AREA 1.2 Sets and their representations 1.6 Subsets 1.9 Venn diagrams 1. SETS 1,10 Operations on sets 1.11Complement of a set. 1.12 Practical problems of union and intersection on two sets. 2. RELATIONS AND 2.3 Relations FUNCTIONS 2.4 Functions 3.3 Trigonometric functions 3. TRIGONOMETRIC, FUNCTIONS 3.4 Trigonometric functions of sum and difference of two angles. 4.3 Principle of Mathematical 4. PRINCIPLE OF induction [Problems involving MATHEMATICAL INDUCTION equalities only.) 5. COMPLEX NUMBERS. AND QUADRATIC. EQUATIONS 5.3 Algebra of complex numbers 6.5 Solution of system of linear 6. LINEAR INEQUALITIES inequalities in two variables. 7.2 Fundamental principle of counting 7.4 Combinations. 8.2 Binomial theorem for positive 8. BINOMIAL THEOREM integral indices 9. SEQUENCES AND SERIES 7. PERMUTATIONS AND (COMBINATIONS, 9.5 Geometric progression (GP). anoyaselssenonl 2357008 (w9RY MOBCHAT al a 10. STRAIGHT LINES 11. CONIC SECTIONS 08 ogni mi.@.098.9) eae 10.2.1 Slope of a line when coordinates of any two points on the: line are given 10.2.2 Condition for parallelism and perpendicularity of a line in terms of their slopes. 10.3.5 Intercept form 10.4 General equation of a line. {Excluding 10.4.1(c) Normal form] 11.3 Circles 11.4 Parabola 11.5 Ellipse 12. INTRODUCTION TO. THREE DIMENSIONAL 12.3 Coordinates of a point in space GEOMETRY 12.4 Distance between two points 13.3 Limits 13, LIMITS AND rae Algebra of derivatives of a DERIVATIVES netion 13.5.2 [Excluding derivatives of ‘trigonometric functions] 14, MATHEMATICAL REASONING 15. STATISTICS 14.2 Statements 14.3.1 Negation of statements 14.5.1 Contrapositive and converse 15.4 Mean deviation 15.5 Variance and Standard deviation 16. PROBABILITY 16.4.1 Probability of an event. 16.4.2 Probabilities of equally likely outcomes 16.4.3 Probability of the event 'A or B.. 16.4.4 Probability of event ‘not A’. sriotyatelosenon!

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