MATHEMATICS


Class 12 Video Lectures

  • 1. Cartesian product, relation as a subset of it, empty and universal relation 30min
  • 2. Reflexive, Symmetric, Transitive and equivalence relations, ncert examples 24min
  • 3. Equivalence relation_more ncert examples and equivalence class 31min
  • 4. How to idenitify Reflexive, symmetric and transitive relations 12min
  • 5. How to show a relation to be non-reflexive, non-symmetric or non-transitive, how to find out equivalence class 15min
  • 6. Function as a special relation_various examples 30min
  • 7.Various Definitions with examples of one-one,onto,many-one,into and bijective functions 22min
  • 8. Various Questions to identify type of a function and also method to prove one-one and onto function 26min
  • 9. A one-one function on a finite set is onto and vice-versa 8min
  • 10. NCERT Exercise 1.2 Que No 1 to 7 16min
  • 11. NCERT Exercise 1.2 Que. 8 to 12 14min
  • 12. Composition of Functions through examples 26min
  • 13. More Questions on composition of Functions and Summary 20min
  • 14. Inverse Functions_to show a function to be invertible and to find its inverse 39min
  • 15. Inverse of composite functions_NCERT Example 20min
  • 16. Inverse of composite function_ A theorem 14min
  • 17. Inverse of Quadratic Functions 25min
  • 18. Uniqueness of Inverse of a function 7min
  • 19. More Questions on Invertible Functions 21min

  • 1. Inverse of Sine Function_Principal Value Branch, Domain and Range 35min
  • 2. Inverse Trigonometric Functions_Principal Value Branch, Domain and Range, Questions 1 to 10 of Exercise 2.1 44min
  • 3. Properties of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Part_1 8min
  • 4. Properties of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Part_2 14min
  • 5. Properties of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Part_3 15min
  • 6. Properties of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Part_4 18min
  • 7. Properties of Inverse Trigonometric Functions Part_5 14min
  • 8. Proof of tan^-1 (x)+tan^-1(y) =tan^-1((x+y)/(1-xy)) ,when xy less than 1 16min
  • 9. Proof of tan^-1 (x)+tan^-1(y) =? ,when xy>1 19min
  • 10. Proof of tan^-1 (x)-tan^-1(y) =? 17min
  • 11. Formula to convert [2 tan^-1(x)] in terms of sin^-1(x) 10min
  • 12. Formula to convert [2 tan^-1(x)] in terms of cos^-1(x) 10min
  • 13. Formula to convert [2 tan^-1(x)] in terms of tan^-1(x) 11min

  • 1. Matrix: An Introduction 15min
  • 2. Order of a Matrix and General form of a matrix 19min
  • 3. Types of Matrices and Equality of Matrices 25min
  • 4. Addition of Matrices and Multiplication by a scalar of a matrix, Properties of these operations on matrices 49min
  • 5. Matrix Multiplication, Non Commutativity of matrix multiplication, Zero matrix as a product of two non-zero matrices 48min
  • 6. The associative and the distributive law of matrix multiplication, the existence of multiplicative identity 29min
  • 7. Transpose of a matrix, Properties of transpose of the matrices 26min
  • 8. Symmetric and skew symmetric matrices, two related theorems 20min
  • 9. To express given square matrix as the sum of a symmetric and a skew symmetric matrix 17min
  • 10. To verify that a given matrix equation is satisfied by a given matrix equation 16min
  • 11. Questions on Matrix Equations 20min

  • 1. Determinants_Introduction and Expansion of determinants up to order 3 36min
  • 2. Expanding a determinant along any row or column gives the same value 24min
  • 3. If A = k B, then det A = k^n det B where A and B are square matrices of order n. 15min
  • 4. Properties of Determinants 29min
  • 5. Properties of Determinants ..Continued 26min
  • 6. Finding value of Determinant using Properties of Determinants 17min
  • 7. Area of a triangle using Determinant 28min
  • 8. Expansion of a determinant in compact form using minors and cofactors 45min
  • 9. Adjoint of a Matrix 33min
  • 10. Theorem: A(adj A) = (adj A)A = (det A)I 31min
  • 11. Theorem: det(AB) = (det A).(det B) 21min
  • 12. Result: det (adj A) =(det A)^(n-1) 18min
  • 13. Singular and non singular, Invertible and non invertible Matrices. If A and B are non singular, then AB and BA are also non-singular. A is invertible iff A is non singular. Also A^(-1)=(1/det A) adjA 30min
  • 14. More Questions on Inverse of a matrix 30min
  • 15. Solving system of equations by matrix method 24min
  • 16. Solving More Questions by matrix method 29min

  • 1.Meaning of continuity and Continuity of a function at a point 25min
  • 2. Continuous function and continuous function on a close interval 33min
  • 3. Concept of infinity and Continuity of a function 24min
  • 4. Continuity of a polynomial function and points of discontinuity of the greatest integer function 29min
  • 5. Algebra of continuous functions _ Two Theorems and Their Applications 46min
  • 6. Differentiability of a function and every differentiable function is continuous but its converse is not true. 32min
  • 7. Algebra of derivatives and Chain Rule for Derivatives of composite functions 34min
  • 8. Explicit and Implicit functions and Derivatives of Implicit functions 29min
  • 9. Derivatives of Inverse Trigonometric Functions 30min
  • 10. Exponential and Logarithmic Functions 43min
  • 11. Derivatives of expressions involving Exponential and Logarithmic functions 25min
  • 12. Logarithmic Differentiation 32min
  • 13. Logarithmic Differentiation ...continued 38min
  • 14. Derivatives of Functions in Parametric Forms 22min
  • 15. Second Order Derivatives 36min

  • 1. Geometric interpretation of derivative of a function and Increasing and Decreasing Functions 32min
  • 2. General Technique to find intervals where given function is increasing or decreasing 34min
  • 3. Equations of Tangent and Normal at a point to a curve 22min
  • 4. More Questions on Tangents and Normals to a curve 31min
  • 5. Maximum and Minimum Value of a function in an interval 27min
  • 6. Concept of Maxima and Minima 25min
  • 7. First Derivative Test 26min
  • 8. Second Derivative Test 34min
  • 9. Finding Maximum and Minimum Values of a Function in a Closed Interval 29min
  • 10. Practical Problems on local maxima and local minima 32min

  • 1. Integration as an Inverse Process of Differentiation 32min
  • 2. Geometrical interpretationof indefinite integral 10min
  • 3. Some properties of indefinite integral and finding integrals using method of inspection 23min
  • 4. Integration by substitution 38min
  • 5. Integration using trigonometric identities 25min
  • 6. Integrals of Some Particular Functions 31min
  • 7. Integrals of the functions of the type LInear/quadratic or Linear/(Square root of quadratic) 41min
  • 8. Integration by Partial Fractions 46min
  • 9. Integration by Parts 29min
  • 10. Integration of e^x (f(x)+f’(x)) 11min
  • 11. Integration of the functions of the type square root of Quadratic expression 24min
  • 12. Area function and Fundamental Theorem of Integral Calculus 28min
  • 13. Evaluation of Definite Integrals by Substitution 22min
  • 14. Some Properties of Definite Integrals 36min
  • 15. Finding Definite Integrals using properties 37min

  • 1. Area bounded by the curve y = f (x), x-axis and the ordinates x = a and x = b 18min
  • 2. Area bounded by the curve x = g (y), y-axis and the lines y = c, y = d 18min

  • 1. Conditional Probability 33min
  • 2. Properties of Conditional Probability 18min