Ch7. Permutations and Combinations

Class 11 Maths
In this self study course, you will learn fundamental theorem of counting, factorial, permutations and combinations. For further understanding of concepts and for examination preparation, this course has explanation of all NCERT Exercise questions and important NCERT examples. This course also has assignments that have questions from Board’s Question Bank, RD Sharma, NCERT Exemplar etc. instead of only one book. The PDF of assignments can be downloaded within the course.

Syllabus Medium

English

Explanation

Hinglish (Hindi + English)

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Syllabus Medium

English
Explanation Language

Hinglish (Hindi + English)
Duration

7 hours
Validity

45 Days
Teacher

Ashish Kumar (Agam Sir)

Course Content

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Fundamental Principle of Counting
Factorial
Permutations
NCERT Examples 2 Subtopics
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NCERT Exercise 7.3 2 Subtopics
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Combinations
NCERT Exercise 7.4 2 Subtopics
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Miscellaneous Questions from NCERT
Assignments
Agam Sir (Ashish Kumar)

Agam Sir (Ashish Kumar)

Teacher

Ashish Kumar a.k.a Agam Sir has vast experience of 12+ years of teaching Mathematics and Physics. He has skills (academic and vocational) that go with working alongside people, especially young people, their parent(s) and the institutes that works with him. He always seek to be an agent of positive change and progression, a mentor/ trainer/ educator for learners/students, seeing that their needs are ideally met.

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