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Sunaina hiii best counselor ever👋🏻👋🏻

Geometrix saar ors ors ors

Rushil is my fav teacher at omc

Debayu sir orz

I'm sorry for asking this here but can anyone from club members tell what should I fill in the awarding body of IGCSE and a-level exam in UCAS application

Are you from DPS, 19? I think you took my workshop for IOQM, RMO and INMO...

Freida Point

hehe MONT is also good for that

Tbh Rushil is one one the best teachers at OMC... The way he teaches...... Keep it up

awesome lecture :)

What is meant by length here?

An important concept taught by an IMO gold medallist....Lovely explanation Great job!!

is my reasoning correct in the first question that in second case the polynomial would have been a zero polynomial too if its roots have not cycled back so by a equation k^2^m=k^2^n we get absolute value of k is 1 or 0 hence by algebraicly proceeding towards the solution

elliot orz

I have only one doubt in the first question how absolute value of every root of p(x) is 1

god himself

Hello Kanav, for the first question, is there a solution using coefficient matching? Assume the coefficients are real, then (a_n)^2 = a_n, from the leading coeffecient, and so a_n = 1. Similarly a_0 = 0 or 1. Also, notice P(x^2) is composed completely of even powers, so we can set all odd-power coefficients to 0. Thus, the sum of roots of P(x^2) or a_2n-1 = 0. But notice, a_2n-1 = 2(a_n-1 + n). So the sum of roots of P(x) and P(x+2) is both n. Is this a feasible method?

Loved this session Kanav bhayya , Ur a great teacher :D

Kanav Bhai Orz!!!

Hello

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I submitted my application a few days ago but no one has reached out to me, does that mean I got rejected?

Can you please make a play list for graph theory

He is brilliant mind .

Why is x=2x'

I cannot believe this is a high school student teaching. Forget the technical depth, this guy’s patience and temperament humbles me. He was born to teach. Good luck in Oxford Mr Mathur.

many many congratulations to the entire Indian team

kutte ?

Umm can I attend these live classes?

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Thankssss for uploading the session 👍

The last game discussed was called Wythoff's Game. There is an expression to generate the numbers P(k) = k phi Q(k) = k phi^2 That's probably why you felt a Fibonacci connection. The closed form involves the golden ratio !

Kathlyn Wall

😂😂😂😂 good try continue

Thanks for this

Renee Creek

I’ll curse myself the entire life for not giving IOQM this year.

to much to learn before solving a diophantine😢

Hi can u give some suggestion regarding how to tackle a problem of rmo as i am first timer

Sir i am getting confirmed 40 marks in ioqm i am in class 10 in delhi can i clear it if yes what should i do for rmo

meme solve

like the way u guys approach to problems, really uplifting

Or you can just chase lengths and you ll get that distance of O1 O2 depends only on BC.