March 8, 2008 by Ravi Kumar Singh
A/a art. 1.one, any
2. first letter of english alphabet.
A 1 or A-one first rate, first class, informal excellent.
aback adv. towards the back,
taken~ surprised
abandonvt. give up
abase vt. degrade.
abash vt. embarras, disconcert, put shame.
abate vt.,vi. make or become less; ~ment n. reduction.
abattoirn. a slaughter house.
abbotn. head of community of monks.
abdicatevt. renounce the throne or responsibility.
abductvt. kidnap, carry off illegally.
abedadv. in bed
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March 6, 2008 by Ravi Kumar Singh
Def. A non-empty set ‘G’ is called a group w.r.t. the binary operation’o', iff it satisfies the following axioms-
G1)Closure axiom
¥ a, b € G => aob € G.
G2)Associative axiom
¥ a, b, c€ G
ao(boc)= (aob)oc
G3)Identity axiom
if ‘e’ be identity of ‘G’
then aoe=eoa=a, ¥ e€G
G4)Inverse axiom
if ‘p’ be inverse of ‘a’
then aop=poa=e, ¥ a€G.
Abelian group : If G is commutative too,is called ‘abelian group’.
i.e. aob=boa
subgroup :a non-empty subset ‘H’ of a group G is called a subgroup of G is itself a group w.r.t. the binary operation defined on G.
Properties of Subgroups:-
If H is subgroup of G then,
i)H=inverse of H, but converse in not always true.
ii)square of H= HH= H.
Complex :-A non-empty subset ‘H’ of G is called Complex of G.
Properties of Complex:-If H,K,L be three complexes of G, then
i)HK is also a complex.
ii)inverse of H is also a complex.
iii)inverse of (HK)=(inverse of K)*(Inverse of H)
Conditions of H to be a Subgroup :-
1)(i) a, b€ H => ab €H,
(ii)a€ H =>(inverse of a) € H.
2)a, b€ H=>a*(inverse of b) €H.
3)H(inverse of H)=H.
4)a, b€H => ab€H
5)H & K are two subgroup them ‘HK’ is a subgroup iff ‘HK=KH’
A Counting Principle :-If H and K are subgroup, then the subset HK need to be a subgroup of G. We want to determine the number of distinct elements in the subset HK and we denote it by ‘o(HK)’ and
o(HK)=o(H)o(K)/o(HcapK).
Not:coset,modulo,Lagrange’s theorem,
Normalizer:-If G is a group and a€G, then normalizer of a is the set of all those elements of G which commute with a.
Symbolically,Normalizer
N(a) ={xa=ax:x€G}
Normal Subgroup:- A subgroup H is said to be ‘Normal Subgroup’ iff ¥ x€G, and ¥ h€H =>xH(inv of x)€H
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February 29, 2008 by Ravi Kumar Singh
I’m starting a new topic in geography named “Indian State”
today’s state is “Karnataka”
General Facts
Original Name : State of Mysore
Present Name : Karnataka(renamed in 1973)
Formation : Nov 1, 1956
Capital : Bangluru
Area : 191,791 sq km, it is 8th largest state by area.
Official Language : Kannada
Population : 52,850,562 persons, it is 9th largest state by population.
Districts : 29
Meaning of ‘Karnataka’ : this name is derived from the Kannada words KARU, NADU meaning ‘elevated land’.
Geography
Boundaries : Karnataka is bordered by the Arabian see to the West, Goa to the North- west, Maharastra to the North, Andhra Pradesh to the East, Tamilnadu to the South-East and Kerala to the South-West.
River : the Kaveri, the Tungbhadra,the Krishna and the Sarswati.
Highest Points : the Mullayanagiri hills in (1,929 metre, Chikkamagaluru district)
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February 25, 2008 by Ravi Kumar Singh
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February 25, 2008 by Ravi Kumar Singh
Rigveda is the oldest book of the world.With the time of its construction, historiests are not agree totally.But generally it is considered between 3000 to 2500 bc.
It is said that there were 21 branches of Rigveda,but nowadays there are only 5 branches available.There are- Shâkal, Åshwalâyan, Shânkhåyan, Vâkal, Mândukâyan.
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February 20, 2008 by Ravi Kumar Singh
Here I’m giving you a “List Of Great Books” for IAS Pre :-
These Books can be bought from “Pratiyogita Darran, 2/11 A, Swadeshi Bima Nagar, Agra-282002, website:http://www.pratiyogitadarpan.org
Yours
Ravi Kumar Singh
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February 20, 2008 by Ravi Kumar Singh
IAS(Indian Administrative Service) is India’s best post of civil service where you get money and respect together.
The System Of Exam
The present system of recruitment of civil service was adopted by “Union Public Service Commission” in 1979, three decades back.
Around December every year the Notification for the next year’s examination appears in all leading newspapers.
This examination is held in two successive stages (¡)Preliminary Examination, and (¡¡)Main Examination.
(i)Preliminary Examination:- it is an aptitude test based on multiple choice objective type questions.It may be negative marking.It is normally conducted on 2nd or 3rd sunday of may every year.
This is qualifying kind of examination and its marks are not considered for preparation of final result.
It consists of two question papers
*Paper I:General Studies, 150 marks, 2 hours duration.
*Paper II:Optional Subject, 300 marks, 2 hours duration.
(ii)Main Examination:- This is held in October/November.The candidate who has cleared Pre. will be eligible for this.The candidates qualified for Main compete for selection for the various services and posts.
Eligibility Criteria
For IAS & IPS a candidate must be an Indian between 21-30 age group, holding a degree of any recognized universities or possess an equivalent qualification and physically fit according to physical standard for admission to CSE.
A general category candidate is permitted to avail maximum of 4 attempts.
The Syllabus
*Pre. Exam :The question papers are set in both in Hindi and English. The candidate is to choose one optional subject from the list of given subjects-
‘Agriculture, Animal Husbandary and Veterinary Sciences, Botany, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Commerce, Economics, Electrical Engineering,Geography, Geology, Indian History, Law, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Medical Science, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Public Administration, Sociology, Statistics, Zoology’.
General studies is a compulsory subject for all candidates at both Pre. and Main. The syllabus at Pre Level is broadly divided in 7 components-
- Current Events of national and internationa importance
- Indian Economy
- indian History and National Movement
- Indian and World Geography
- Indian Polity
- General Science
- General Mental Ability
besides Current Affairs you had read at 10+2 level.
*Main Exam :There are 2-2 papers on two optional subjects of 300-300 marks and an Essay,two on general studies,one one English, one on other choosed Language. Total marks =2000.
And Interview of 300 marks.
After all this Merit is prepared.
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February 16, 2008 by Ravi Kumar Singh
In this section we will study on multiplication(Product) of vectors.
PRODUCT OF TWO VECTORS:-
this is of two types
i)Scalar Product
ii)Vector Product
=>>Scalar Product-
When product of two vectors is a scalar quantity,it is called ‘Scalar Product’.
If a & b be two vectors then their scalar product is denoted by ‘a.b’ and
a.b=|a||b|cos@ or
a.b=lmcos@
(`.`|a|=l etc.)
Important for a.b
i)a.b=b.a
ii)a.a=|a|2=l2
iii)a.b=0 =>a¿b
iv)i.i=j.j=k.k=1
i.j=j.k=k.i=0
v)if a=pi+qj+rk and
b=si+tj+uk ,
then
a.b=ps+qt+ru
vi)cos@=a.b/lm
=>>Vector Product-
when product is a vector quantity,it is called ‘Vector Product’.
It is written as ‘a*b’ and
a*b=|a||b|sin@ñ
a*b=lmsin@ñ
where ñ is u.v. along
a*b
Important for a*b
i)a*b=-b*a i.e. a*b is not equal to b*a
ii)a*a=0
iii)a*b=0 =>a || b
iv)i*i=j*j=k*k=0 ,and
i*j=k
j*k=i
k*i=j
v)a*b=
[i j k]
|p q r|
[s t u]
vi)if a & b are adjacent sides of ||gm, area of ||gm= |a*b|, and if sides of triangle then area=half of |a*b| i.e. Area=|a*b|/2
vii)if a and b are diagonals of ||gm ,area=|a*b|/2
viii)sin@=|a*b|/lm
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February 16, 2008 by Ravi Kumar Singh
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1.Introduction, 2.What’s Computer, 3.Works of Computer, 4.Parts of Computer, 5.Language of Computer, 6.Types of Computer, 7.Computer in India, 8.Conclusion
1. introduction
The 20th century is the period of rapid developments in science and technology influencing aspect an human life. One of the greatest things that man has created is, perhaps, ‘the Computer’.The computer is truely an amazing machine. Computer is used in areas of administration, medicine, education, sports, home, defence, shops, markets, and many more. Computer and IT, in recent years, has become an integral part of our life. We can see it almost everywhere.
2.What’s Computer
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February 16, 2008 by Ravi Kumar Singh
This equation is generally written as aX2+2hXY+bY2=0 __(i)
Now we know that a line through origin is y=mx, let two represented by (i) be
y=m1x and
y=m2x
then
aX2+2hXY+bY2=b(y-m1)(y=m2x)
this gives
m1+m2=-2h/b and m1.m2=a/b
Also angle between (ii) is @ then
tan@=m1~m2/1+m1.m2
tan@=(h2-ab)1/2/(a+b)
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