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नववर्ष पर आप सभी को शुभकामनाएं 💟😊
✌️हमेशा याद रखना.....
तैरना 🏊♂️सीखना है तो पानी में उतरना ही पड़ेगा..
मंज़िल पानी है तो परिश्रम ✍️करना ही पड़ेगा।।
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#CSIRNET December 2025 Provisional Answer Keys Out. If needed you can challenge the answer....
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Welcome to our channel Maths Lover, your gateway to the fascinating world of mathematics! Explore the beauty and utility of mathematical concepts. Whether you're a curious learner or a seasoned mathematician, there's something here for everyone. Get ready to expand your mind and discover the wonders of
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Best wishes to all those who are appearing in the NET EXAM ✌️👍
Last-minute tips✨✌️✨✨
1. Spend 15 minutes on Part A, 65-70 minutes on Part B, and the remaining time on Part C.
2. Attempt easy questions and skip lengthy ones.
3. Be calm.
4. Believe in yourself; don't be stressed.
5. Pay attention during calculations.
6. Discard options as much as possible by constructing simple examples or results.
7. You must read the entire paper (all mathematics problems) and select the best 20 in Part C that you believe you know best.
8. Attempt questions from Part A and B if you are more than 70% sure about the correct option; otherwise, leave them.
9. Sometimes a question looks weird, but it may be very simple, so be careful.
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Good luck, stay confident, and give your best! 👍 👍
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Consider C,D,G,M,O and U as subspaces of R^2. Then
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#csirnetdec2025
##csirnet #netdec2025
What is the radius of convergence of the function f(z)=sinz.cosz + ze^z - [1/(z-4)] when represented as Taylor's series around z = -3i.
Try it by observing the function....
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#csirnet #netdec2025 #gate2026
Suppose f is analytic everywhere except at z=1+2i. What will be the radius of convergence of his function when represented as power series/Taylor's series around z=1.
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Consider the following statements.
1. The set {f: f is map from the set of natural number N to the n elements set {1,2,...n}} is uncountable.
2. The set {f: f is map from the n elements set {1,2,...n} to the set of natural number N } is uncountable.
Which of the following is correct #csirnetdec2025
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Suppose each element of the set {2,5,√6,9} satisfies the equation ax^3+bx^2+cx+d=0. Then which of the following is/are true.
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