Only Pro's Can Solve this IIT-JEE Advance(2016) TRIGONOMETRY Question.

We present a solution to a question from one of the Prestigious exams in India IIT(2016). The goal of this question is to calculate the value of 'Sum of the series'. the sum of a particular series which is governed by a trigonometric equation and a nice general approach is given for this variety of questions.

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[studyaccount]

Good evening sir, I would request you to post more and more such problems from IIT JEE advance so that it would be useful for jee aspirants...
Thank You !!

[ronin]

glad i was able to solve it on my own as a pyq, great video!

[vijaysingh]

this question asked in my class 9th test allen

[wisheryt]

I already solved it, this que is in my allen module

[mridulrathi]

This came in cos form in allen's test today :)

[primex_i.g]

Indefinite integration mein same concept pe sawal hai ....

[DARKGAMERZM]

I am in 11th and I solve this question in 2 lines really and my solution is not available on net 😅😅 I can't believe on myself

[theexplorer]

Same concept as we do during integration

[dhanrajgadri]

It's too easy
Pwian
Arjuna JEE 🔥

[anmoljain]

What is the definition of rare pro kid as per you ?? :)
Nice way to judge pro's

[animeshsingh]

This type of ques is even in ncert maths integration

[aayush]

Sir is there any course of you for jee advance
I really wanted to take

[rn]

Is class 10 too late to start solving sums like this????

[mayoor]

Before starting this video, I did the problem myself, so i am a pro ...lol😂

[deepanchakraborty]

Sir, this method is well understood. Thanks.But I had one doubt - if I use product formula to separate sinAsinB, then m not getting this answer.In that method, there would be no telescopic series but depending on whether k is even or odd, there will be two kind of terms in repetition which add up to give value close to 16. Couldn't figure out why I went wrong by applying product formula.

[ritvikgoyal]

naah i am not pro even i can solve this very easily

[jmnrsudha]

Indirectly you are telling you are a pro