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January 7, 2018my downfall
September 9, 2021
negative impacts on mental health 🗣️
September 9, 2021
Well damn
March 7, 2019
The theory of the book is not that good but it contains wonderful solved Examples. It also has huge number of questions of very good quality and the book doesn't have many corrections
December 1, 2024
This book expands on many concepts introduced in Class 9, and if you didn’t fully understand most of that, it’s going to be much harder to grasp the material here. A lot of important points and concepts are hidden away in some paragraph somewhere, and some chapters are so mediocre in their explanations and illustrations that I end up googling just to understand. Why are so many
important details buried in text? Shouldn’t they be made clearer?
All that being said, the book does do a good job of keeping math interesting in most chapters, at least for me. One chapter I especially like is the last one, which ofcourse isn't in the syllabus.
Mathematics is essentially a branch of logic and reasoning, and the chapter "Proofs in Mathematics" bridges the gap between the two. This chapter is particularly interesting to me because it's more abstract and conceptual compared to the other chapters. It involves logical reasoning, deductive reasoning, and step-by-step justification of statements and is also foundational for more advanced mathematics.
Some other chapters I like include:
Real Numbers
Trigonometry
Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables
Quadratic Equations
Arithmetic Progressions
Areas Related to Circles
Probability
The other chapters I find boring, difficult, or both.
A lot of students struggle with mathematics, and some blame the book for it. I don’t think that’s entirely fair. While the book does have its flaws, I believe it’s good enough and simple enough to be taught to a 15-year-old if have the will and time to engage with it.
important details buried in text? Shouldn’t they be made clearer?
All that being said, the book does do a good job of keeping math interesting in most chapters, at least for me. One chapter I especially like is the last one, which ofcourse isn't in the syllabus.
Mathematics is essentially a branch of logic and reasoning, and the chapter "Proofs in Mathematics" bridges the gap between the two. This chapter is particularly interesting to me because it's more abstract and conceptual compared to the other chapters. It involves logical reasoning, deductive reasoning, and step-by-step justification of statements and is also foundational for more advanced mathematics.
Some other chapters I like include:
Real Numbers
Trigonometry
Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables
Quadratic Equations
Arithmetic Progressions
Areas Related to Circles
Probability
The other chapters I find boring, difficult, or both.
A lot of students struggle with mathematics, and some blame the book for it. I don’t think that’s entirely fair. While the book does have its flaws, I believe it’s good enough and simple enough to be taught to a 15-year-old if have the will and time to engage with it.
February 1, 2024
messing with my mental health
March 12, 2024
fun to solve
October 1, 2024
Nightmare
May 21, 2025
Even after seventeen years of intensive therapy, a soul cleanse, and maybe a lobotomy, I still wouldn’t recover from the mental trauma this book inflicted upon me.
August 7, 2025
THISS IS SOO FREAKING BORING LIKE TF I AM IN 11 CHAPTER AND FORGET KISS THERE AINT EVEN TENSION
NOT RECOMMENDED!!
NOT RECOMMENDED!!
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