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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 31 Jan 2008 14:52:08 IST
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i wana buy buks for trignometry and analytical geometry//////////////////
which one shud be preferd by a beginer???
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31 Jan 2008 14:53:42 IST
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arihant
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31 Jan 2008 19:25:17 IST
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sl loney is good
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31 Jan 2008 19:29:03 IST
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sl loney ...its enuf 4 jee and if theres ne xam abv jee level also thts wat my sir tld who is an iitian...
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1 Feb 2008 06:54:32 IST
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u mean kc sinha is no gud??
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1 Feb 2008 10:49:59 IST
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for trigonometry sl loney is more than sufficient.........Some questions that have appeared in JEE have been directly picked from loney.....
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1 Feb 2008 19:01:31 IST
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for trignometry and analytical geometry, i try to follow S L Loney in addition to my state board books.
But I read other day, that arihant books are trimmed and more focussed. I must admit I hav not seen arihant buks for trignometry and analytical geometry.
On the other hand , I have K C Sinha calculus and also algebra. The books are so good for self study. The only prob is that the buks r bulky.
So, for self study K C Sinha is best .
If u hav coaching etc. u can try arihant.
And I think S L Loney will be invisible in any of those buks. But Loney books r old. But I started reading loney and don't feel to shift.
Hope this helps u.
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1 Feb 2008 20:46:14 IST
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For analytical geometry, the best problems are given in A Das Gupta Problem Plus but the prob is that it is a buk for whole maths not for only analytical. If U want a seperate buk than take any of SL Loney or KC Sinha but at the end dont miss doing the probs from A Das gupta.
For trigo, I hav diff view. See, trigo does not come in exams as a chapter, it comes as a basic tool in various ques. The difficult ques in trigo are very specific and even if U do a complete buk of trigo, U cant say that U will be able to solve 10 out of the given 10 probs. So instead of giving 10 hrs to trigo, give only 2 hrs to it and devote other 8 hrs in topics which are more scoring and easier. For example-coordinate geometry. If U hav a gud practice of it, U can solve all 10 out of 10 ques.
So for trigo, just do small buks like RD Sharma CBSE or do it from a general maths buk.DONT DO A WHOLE BUK ON TRIGO. ITS OF NO USE.
Rest is up to U.
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1 Feb 2008 20:54:11 IST
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lonry is best book 4 iit but as a beginer i ll prefer u 2 follow NCERT &4 pratice of basics ques u can also opt 4 R.Dsharma &if ur basics r strong u can straightly go 4 loney
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