Cengage
Im doing cengage (maths, inequalities) however the tough problems that is the problems meant for JEE mains and Advanced im not able to do them, i feel discouraged and i think i wont be able to qualify for jee advanced. is this okay or.. (Im in 11th)
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@Apu
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+solved @user1 @user2... to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the users who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.Cengage is a very interesting book. If done in right manner, you can do wonders in math. You should start with solved examples. If you are able to solve them, its good, if you can't just give it 1 or 2 tries and then look at the solutions. That is what I used to do, and yes in 11th i also find it hard. After completing the Solved examples, complete the internal exercises and then move on to the back exercises.
Give time in illustrations.
This was the mistake I made initially.
Don't rush to the exercises, before completing the illustrations.
@Keshav after completing coaching module can i directly start from the back exercises? (Class 12)
yea thats what i do too. but i feel i wont be able to do it as sums are tough and im not able to do it in first try. does this happen to everyone, like is it a beginner problem?
no dont, illustrations do matter.
Yes
The illustrations are pretty much ex-2 and 3ish at max (according to the reso ones)
The only problem is that the back exercises aren't arranged as difficulty. So, for some ch even the first qs can be quite hard.
yeah
is this a beginner problem tho?
yeah, it can happen, people vary, it may not happen with everyone
just keep trying, rely less on watching solutions and more on trying out questions
and thats the way, to do anything anywhere, even after jee
ohk thanks bro.
+solved @PY @Keshav
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