What if we need to relate the sides of a triangle with the angles? Except Pythagoras theorem there is little help in the area of establishing a relationship between the sides and the angles of a triangle. The laws of sines and the laws of cosines meet this important gap...
This is the 6th solution set of 10 practice problem exercise for SSC CGL Tier II exam and the 3rd on topic Geometry. For maximum gains, the test should be taken first, that is obvious. But more importantly, to absorb the concepts, techniques and deductive reasoning elaborated through these solutions, one must solve many problems in a systematic manner using this conceptual analytical approach. One can learn well only by practicing learning by doing...
This is the 6th question set of 10 practice problem exercise for SSC CGL Tier II exam and the 3rd on topic Geometry. For maximum gains, the test should be taken first, that is obvious. But more importantly, to absorb the concepts, techniques and deductive reasoning elaborated through the solutions, one must solve many problems in a systematic manner using the conceptual analytical approach. One can learn well only by practicing learning by doing...
Medians are one of the most important set of elements related to a triangle. The symmetry associated with the medians give rise to a rich set of concepts and relations. In addition to a number of important area related concepts, we will discuss here how to find the area of a triangle from the given length of its medians...
This is the 5th solution set of 10 practice problem exercise for SSC CGL Tier II exam and the 2nd on topic Geometry. For maximum gains, the test should be taken first, that is obvious. But more importantly, to absorb the concepts, techniques and deductive reasoning elaborated through these solutions, one must solve many problems in a systematic manner using this conceptual analytical approach. One can learn well only by practicing learning by doing...
This is the 5th question set of 10 practice problem exercise for SSC CGL Tier II exam and the 2nd on topic Geometry. For maximum gains, the test should be taken first, that is obvious. But more importantly, to absorb the concepts, techniques and deductive reasoning elaborated through the solutions, one must solve many problems in a systematic manner using this conceptual analytical approach. One can learn well only by practicing learning by doing...
This is the 4th solution set of 10 practice problem exercise for SSC CGL Tier II exam and the 1st on topic Geometry. For maximum gains, the test should be taken first, that is obvious. But more importantly, to absorb the concepts, techniques and deductive reasoning elaborated through these solutions, one must solve many problems in a systematic manner using this conceptual analytical approach. One can learn well only by practicing learning by doing...
This is the 4th question set of 10 practice problem exercise for SSC CGL Tier II exam and the 1st on topic Geometry. For maximum gains, the test should be taken first, that is obvious. But more importantly, to absorb the concepts, techniques and deductive reasoning elaborated through the solutions, one must solve many problems in a systematic manner using this conceptual analytical approach. One can learn well only by practicing learning by doing...
Medians form one of the most important set of components in a triangle closely tied to the triangle independent of any other geometric shape. In this discussion we will explain what are medians and their relations with the sides of the triangle along with the proofs...
This is the 39th solution set of 10 practice problem exercise for SSC CGL exam and 7th on topic Geometry. You need to take the corresponding test first before referring to this solution set. Some of the problems this time turned out to be not so simple...
