Thank you sir. Nice lecture. After this module of set theory is completed, can you also make a module on basics covering inequalities, Basic Number theory(relevant to JEE), intervals, Modulus, Factorization, polynomials and other miscellaneous topics?
After sets I would be starting with Functions (general theory) and then a separate playlist for real functions and their graphs. This would include a module on polynomials. I would be covering some of the standard inequalities in Sequence and Series. I haven't seen any real number theory in the JEE Advanced problems so far. I would rather make an entire course suitable for Olympiad aspirants (not sure when I can start it).
@prameya_vismaya Okay, please also cover those rational, irrational inequalities and wavy curve method, etc. And yes, number theory doesn't come in advanced but you should take miscellaneous questions in between. Anyways, you know better than me, I'll leave it upto you.
@prameya_vismaya In many JEE oriented books such as Cengage or Vinay Kumar, there are separate sections titled as "Rational Inequalities" and "Irrational Inequalities". Rational inequalities just means inequalities involving rational functions, polynomial inequalities are also included in this. In irrational inequalities, surds and various functions of the power "1/n" are involved. Then there are inequalities involving the Greatest integer function, signum function, floor/ceiling function, fractional part function, etc
@@iwillattainmyredemption3028 I took a look. I don't agree with the nomenclature but I would cover these in future videos (in a playlist named Real Functions).
Thank you sir. Nice lecture.
After this module of set theory is completed, can you also make a module on basics covering inequalities, Basic Number theory(relevant to JEE), intervals, Modulus, Factorization, polynomials and other miscellaneous topics?
After sets I would be starting with Functions (general theory) and then a separate playlist for real functions and their graphs. This would include a module on polynomials.
I would be covering some of the standard inequalities in Sequence and Series.
I haven't seen any real number theory in the JEE Advanced problems so far. I would rather make an entire course suitable for Olympiad aspirants (not sure when I can start it).
@prameya_vismaya Okay, please also cover those rational, irrational inequalities and wavy curve method, etc.
And yes, number theory doesn't come in advanced but you should take miscellaneous questions in between. Anyways, you know better than me, I'll leave it upto you.
@@iwillattainmyredemption3028 Can you say what is meant by 'rational, irrational inequalities'?
@prameya_vismaya In many JEE oriented books such as Cengage or Vinay Kumar, there are separate sections titled as "Rational Inequalities" and "Irrational Inequalities".
Rational inequalities just means inequalities involving rational functions, polynomial inequalities are also included in this. In irrational inequalities, surds and various functions of the power "1/n" are involved. Then there are inequalities involving the Greatest integer function, signum function, floor/ceiling function, fractional part function, etc
@@iwillattainmyredemption3028 I took a look. I don't agree with the nomenclature but I would cover these in future videos (in a playlist named Real Functions).
Sir plz try to complete syllabus by 2026 or plz conplete highly weightage chapters
I'll try my best.