Probability | Part 1 | JEE Advanced Symposium | ISI | CMI | 80+ selected problems

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23:50 here we can state that fior each point there will be 2 points such that it is equlateral .
So there will be 21 triangle but we are counting the triangkes correspoing to other 2 points 2 times hece to avoid that we divide it by 3 and we get 7 triangles in an easier way

anirudhmalla

Time stamps😇
Q-0:00
Q-7:42
Q-13:53
Q-18:34
Q-21:37

Q-26:45,
Q-29:17'
Q-37:34

grandson_f_phixis

I, kind of, couldn't understand 28:45 part.
Will come to check it again another day.

grandson_f_phixis

1:10:53, exactly two people cannot choose matching pairs right because the third person will automatically get the last matching pair

adityakishore

and i thought those prvious playlist were part 1 thank you sir .

steven-fqlv

at 1:31:51, it is impossible that P(a & b & c) is greater than P(a & b) and thus the question is wrong.

howdadogdoin

the question at 29:00 can also be solved by considering this that since z has to be even then sum of x+y = even. then z =0, 2, 4, 6, 8. and hence x+y= 10 minus the given values for z (say m) then we can add diff cases for x+y= m for different z values by 12C2 and the question can be answered

thefireyphoenix

Sir please cover other chapters too - Particularly functions

insanearsenal

sir at 2:02 the second case should be 1 game won by y and then again (n-1) draws.
please guide.

mipa

Sir please also cover other topics apart from probabilty

knowledgetrix

Thank you so much sir for helping with the maths preparation.

saiarvindarun

Sir, thank you so much
A humble request... If possible can you provide pdf of these qns... Not answer.. Only qns

asher

Commenting for the sake of commenting..
Anyways I enjoyed solving the problems compiled in this video..🫠🫠

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7:42
21:40
29:16
42:30
44:58
52:50 (poisson distribution)
1:09:10
1:11:50
1:16:20
1:26:25
1:33:25
1:54:00
2:06:30
2:33:15
3:06:20

Shadow-dyrn

25:00
29:00
43:00😅
53:00
1:01
1:04(from here)

onlystudyjee

4:19(*)
7:35
9:37
11:01(*)
18:55
21:48(start here)
27:11
31:44(*)
40:44(*)
42:29
45:00
49:05
51:08
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1:00:46(*)

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