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Introduction to Differentiation - After having studied functions, limits and continuity in the previous chapter, we shall further divide the class of continuous functions into two sub classes, derivable and non-derivable.After having studied functions, limits..

Let us began this chapter with the following statement: Often a physician may want to test how small changes in dosage can affect the body's response to a particular drug. An economist may want to study how investment changes with variation in interest rates. How the velocity of a heavy m..

Introduction - The derivative, measures the rate at which the dependent variable changes with respect to the independent variable. It is one of the most important ideas in Calculus. The differentiation of functions are widely used in science, economics, medicine and computer sci..

Introduction - Acids, bases and salts are three main categories of chemical compounds. These have certain definite properties that distinguish one class from the other. Scientists like Lavoisier and Davy studied acids and bases in a scientific manner. Initially, Lavoisier believ..

Geometry deals with the study of shape, size, position and other properties of objects in a plane or in spa..

Geometry originated when man felt the need to measure his land. Ancient Egyptians were perhaps the first people to study geometry. Later, the Babylonians studied in a systematic wa..

Let us examine closely the following sets of compounds and study their properties in terms of their physical state, melting points and boiling poin..

Man is an omnivore. He depends on both plants and animals for food. In the previous chapter we studied about crops being the major source of our food. In this chapter, let us study about animal sources of food. Animal sources include eggs, meat, milk and fis..

There are just 26 alphabets in English language, but the number of words are innumerable. You have studied about the 115 known elements and how they are classified for systematic and comprehensive study. Thousands of compounds are born by various chemical reactions involvi..

In the previous chapters we studied the different types of motion like uniform motion, accelerated motion, projectile motion and periodic motion. We then learnt to relate the acceleration of the body to the force applied. In this chapter we shall study the motion of collection o..