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•Created by Abhi on 4/20/2025 in #💭│doubts

Limits LHL and RHL Related doubt

if you meant L-hospital then yeah that works too you don't need to go this way

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•Created by Abhi on 4/20/2025 in #💭│doubts

Limits LHL and RHL Related doubt

this is a way easier method right so just do that?

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•Created by Abhi on 4/20/2025 in #💭│doubts

Limits LHL and RHL Related doubt

I don't understand what op is asking

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•Created by SirLancelotDuLac on 4/9/2025 in #💭│doubts

Counting Problem

shocking

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•Created by flower on 4/1/2025 in #💭│doubts

SnS Pascal Triangle

t1=1 t2=3 t3=6 t4=10 the difference has a difference of 1 I mean you'll get the same result anyway but this is just another form of understanding how SirLancelot thought of the idea

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•Created by flower on 4/1/2025 in #💭│doubts

SnS Pascal Triangle

each term is the last element of each row

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•Created by flower on 4/1/2025 in #💭│doubts

SnS Pascal Triangle

can't you use tn-tn-1?

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•Created by Mast Raho Yar on 3/18/2025 in #💭│doubts

MATHS: Limit (class 11)

why did this retard bot ping twice

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•Created by Say_miracle_shadow on 3/15/2025 in #💭│doubts

Quad. Eqn

desmos is never wrong bro why question it

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•Created by hardcoreisdead on 3/10/2025 in #💭│doubts

power of point

oh fun fact idk if u were taught this power of a point is also s11 just substitute the point in the circle equation you'll get the power

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•Created by hardcoreisdead on 3/10/2025 in #💭│doubts

power of point

CP^2-R is called the power of a point where C is centre and P is the point CP^2 is the distance between the point and the centre and if the point has a distance lesser than the radius, then CP^2-R obviously negative if the point is outside the circle then the distance between centre and point is larger than the radius

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•Created by hardcoreisdead on 3/10/2025 in #💭│doubts

power of point

power of a point is a completely different concept man

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•Created by hardcoreisdead on 3/10/2025 in #💭│doubts

power of point

idk if you'll see it this way but try to visualise AB line getting rotating through P you'll see that the distance between one part of the line (PA) and other part (PB) is always constant

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•Created by hardcoreisdead on 3/10/2025 in #💭│doubts

Circles

I should prob shush I'm making it more confusing

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•Created by hardcoreisdead on 3/10/2025 in #💭│doubts

Circles

so slopes are not going to differ

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•Created by hardcoreisdead on 3/10/2025 in #💭│doubts

Circles

as for the quadrilateral one, there's only one parameter because two lines are just parallel to each other

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•Created by hardcoreisdead on 3/10/2025 in #💭│doubts

Circles

I'll wait and see if anyone else answers

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•Created by hardcoreisdead on 3/10/2025 in #💭│doubts

Circles

I don't think this answer will suffice

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•Created by hardcoreisdead on 3/10/2025 in #💭│doubts

Circles

how I understand it as is let's take the general equation of family of lines l1+λl2=0 this equation represents different lines that pass through some fixed point but having different slopes and y-intercepts similarly if we take three line equations and add another parameter but since a circle is a 2nd degree equation, let's take the lines 2 at a time so l1l2+λl2l3+μl3l1=0

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•Created by hardcoreisdead on 3/10/2025 in #💭│doubts

Circles

but this makes it so much easier

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