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Function and Graph Video Lectures (Hindi) | Maths Tutorials

Function and Graph Video Lectures (Hindi) | Maths Tutorials

In the previous article, we have posted the lectures on the general conic section. And in this post, we will provide the video lectures of functions and graphs in Hindi. We have created a series of videos covering the various topics of functions and graphs with examples. We have also created the playlist of the function and graph complete lectureson Youtube. Watch the function and graph…

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Hyperbola Complete Video Lectures (Hindi) | Maths Tutorials

Hyperbola Complete Video Lectures (Hindi) | Maths Tutorials

Hyperbola is the last part of the conic section after circle, parabola, and ellipse. Circle, parabola, and ellipse have already been discussed in our previous posts. In this post, you will get the video tutorials of the hyperbola chapter of mathematics along with the examples associated with each video lecture. We will also discuss the rectangular hyperbola and its properties in this chapter.

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Ellipse Complete Video Lectures (Hindi) | Maths Tutorials

Ellipse Complete Video Lectures (Hindi) | Maths Tutorials

In this post, we will provide you the complete video lectures of an ellipse chapter of mathematics. Ellipse is one of the topics of the conic section and can be easily derived from the general conic equation similar to circle, parabola, and hyperbola. We have already discussed the circle and parabola in our previous posts and in our next post, we will discuss the hyperbola chapter along with…

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Parabola Complete Video Lectures (Hindi) | Maths Tutorials

Parabola Complete Video Lectures (Hindi) | Maths Tutorials

Parabola is one of the important topics in the conic sections. We have already discussed the circle tutorials in our previous post and in our next post, we will discuss the ellipse tutorials. We can define the parabola as if a variable point P moves in such a way that its distances from a fixed point S and a fixed-line L are same, then the locus or path of point P is called a parabola. Where…

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In a university lecture Student: raises hand to ask question Student: asks stupid question Professor: unable to comprehend stupid question due to abnormally advanced mind and instead processes it as clever important question Professor: 'ah, good question!' Professor: proceeds to answer clever question they managed to interpret from student's stupid question *Once the professor is done...* Professor: 'does that answer your question?' Student: 'um... Yeah...' (By this point student has probably realised their question was stupid and also figured out the answer) Epilogue - Well, I guess we all win here.