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The notes dedicated to the FBISE students are here.
Most Pakistani students consider mathematics a difficult subject because they don’t take this subject with the other subjects. Rather having a firm belief in “parrot fashioning (Ratta'lization).” So, such a subject that fits differently in your study must have a special administration also.
For that purpose, fasten your belts tighter because you will fly in a mathematics airplane whose sky hardly suits your atmosphere.
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The best way is to practice as much as possible. Revise theorems every day because they are more likely to be forgotten.
Revising every day makes sense. When you memorize a topic the next day, about 20 to 30% fades away from your mind, especially in maths, where a lot of practice is required.
Doesn't it take a lot of time?
Nope! It is not! When you revise a topic every day, the topic takes less time. Your eyes remember the pattern and the words written in the book.
According to them, many students seriously no idea why maths is being taught because it does not know, as is the case with Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
The science subjects mentioned above provide you insight into the inner and outer world. Biology tells you about living things, and Physics shows you where an airplane flies in the sky.
But maths?
It enhances your rational and logical thinking normally considered in the test like DMCAT, CSS, SAT, and NTS in the future.
You can think great, and you can solve a problem of your life well just by using a little brain.
Here are all the chapters 17 of 9th Class Mathematics, which you can download or view online without downloading anything.
CHAPTER 1: MATRICES AND DETERMINANTS
Topics that chapter 1 includes are:
- Matrix:
- In elementary school, we learn how to multiply numbers. In algebra, we know how to multiply variables. In high school, we first see matrices, just variables with multiple indexes, like x2,3, or a13. Even though we don't know what they are, at least we have a notation for talking about them.
- Matrices aren't just things you multiply; they're things that operate on other things. When you reach linear algebra, you get told what those matrices represent: linear transformations. You start the course thinking of matrices as abstractions and end it realizing they are concrete objects in the world.
- You can imagine a similar progression in programming languages. At first, you have arrays, like matrices with only one index. Then you have structs, which are arrays with multiple indexes—except, unlike matrices, they tend to be called by name rather than by position; and unlike in math, there is no single standard way to refer to the elements of a struct. Finally, objects in the object-oriented sense are collections of data fields plus methods that operate on those fields.
- This progression is a big part of why it's hard to teach kids programming.
- Types of Matrices
- Addition and Subtraction of Matrices
- Multiplication of Matrices
- Multiplicative Inverse of a Matrix
- Solution of Simultaneous Linear Equations
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- Matrix:
- In elementary school, we learn how to multiply numbers. In algebra, we know how to multiply variables. In high school, we first see matrices, just variables with multiple indexes, like x2,3, or a13. Even though we don't know what they are, at least we have a notation for talking about them.
- Matrices aren't just things you multiply; they're things that operate on other things. When you reach linear algebra, you get told what those matrices represent: linear transformations. You start the course thinking of matrices as abstractions and end it realizing they are concrete objects in the world.
- You can imagine a similar progression in programming languages. At first, you have arrays, like matrices with only one index. Then you have structs, which are arrays with multiple indexes—except, unlike matrices, they tend to be called by name rather than by position; and unlike in math, there is no single standard way to refer to the elements of a struct. Finally, objects in the object-oriented sense are collections of data fields plus methods that operate on those fields.
- This progression is a big part of why it's hard to teach kids programming.
- Types of Matrices
- Addition and Subtraction of Matrices
- Multiplication of Matrices
- Multiplicative Inverse of a Matrix
- Solution of Simultaneous Linear Equations
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CHAPTER 2: REAL AND COMPLEX NUMBERS
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CHAPTER 3: LOGARITHMS
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CHAPTER 5: FACTORIZATION
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CHAPTER 6: ALGEBRAIC MANIPULATION
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CHAPTER 7: LINEAR EQUATIONS AND INEQUALITIES
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CHAPTER 8: LINEAR GRAPHS & THEIR APPLICATION
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CHAPTER 9: INTRODUCTION TO COORDINATE GEOMETRY
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CHAPTER 10: CONGRUENT TRIANGLES
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CHAPTER 11: PARALLELOGRAMS AND TRIANGLES
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CHAPTER 12: LINE BISECTORS AND ANGLE BISECTORS
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CHAPTER 13: SIDES AND ANGLES OF A TRIANGLE
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CHAPTER 14: PYTHAGORAS THEOREM
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CHAPTER 15: PARALLELOGRAMS AND TRIANGLES
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CHAPTER 16: THEOREMS RELATED WITH AREA
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