Messages posted by djdylan2000. bits goa eee

yes.

Both functions y=sinx & z=x start at 0 at x=0

but check out their slopes

z'=1 but y' is 1 at x=0 and decreases after that. so the function z grows faster than y. hence x>sinx for x>0

you can apply similar logic for x<0

the same ones you use for aieee+ ncert textbooks will suffice.

I recommend

physics: HCV + Resnick Halliday

Chemistry: NCERT+OP Agarwal

Math: NCERT+Any simple objective math book will do. Bitsat math is not that difficult.

thats the latent heat of fusion of ice.

hmm. I would chose NIT raipur. ECE is a good branch, and this NIT is quite old, so you dont have to worry.

From my experience at BITS, I would also say meeting people from various parts of the country is another plus point. That is something you wont get in a local engineering college.

The only normal reasons I see anyone choosing some local college over an NIT are if your not getting a good branch or the NIT is very new (less than 4 years).

So go for the NIT. All the best! :)

I think so that it's easy to bend.

BPGC

yes, its the same. Just different nomenclature in different colleges.

Its more expensive since it doesnt get funding from the Govt. However, fees are not 2.1lpa.. for my batch it is 66k for this sem (48k for tuition fees. rest for hostel, electricity and mess advance). Tuition fee has been increasing by ~10% for every subsequent batch. Check the bitsadmission site for more details.

Compared to what?

does not exist

For JEE, I guess Arihant is the best.

But for Organic Chem in general, nothing beats Morrison Boyd

if u mean AxB=BxA then angle betw them is zero because AxB= - BxA by def and both can hold true only if cross product is 0. ie AB Sint =0. (assuming A≠0 and B≠0)

My question was sarcastic, not seeking the answer :p

I mean, we learnt pythagoras th in class 9! And Every student should know it!

^ I agree,

though after jee, u can prepare special topics like "chem in everyday life", and other small chapters...

see blog.bitsexam.com/

In a right angled triangle, the square of the length of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the lengths of the other 2 sides...

Which class are you in 2 b asking dis question?!!!

RCOOH-------------------> R-H + CO₂

(heated, in the presence of sodalime (NaOH+CaO)

>95%ile, but dont lose heart if your above 90 u can still work hard...

let normal=N

co-eff be x

therefore (N²x²+N²)=3N² (normal and frictional forces are perpendicular)

{note net contact force= f+N }

x=(root2)

Coeff of friction is root2

another eg: a cube has 6 faces. U can assign N, S, E and W to only 4 of the faces. sides 5 and 6 will face 'up' and 'down'

Dude, face the north and spread ur arms apart.

Your front faces north

your back faces south

your right arm points east

your left arm points west

Now look at your feet. your eyes will be pointing towards the centre of the earth. Its 3D, so I cudnt draw it in a 2D figure.

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