Indefinite integration for IIT JEE and main

[@surendrakverma555]

Thanks Sir

[@nicogehren6566]

very good

[@falgunsharma]

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[@mohammadimranqureshi8866]

Sir you are explaining very well

[@sanjeevsir29077]

@@mohammadimranqureshi8866 thanks a lot sir ji

[@aaravsharma-q4s]

Simple take difference of denominators....no need to do +x^4 and stuff

[@sanjeevsir29077]

@@aaravsharma-q4s good approach

[@harnishvohra3981]

Ahh thank you sir kya isme fractional parts lagane ka loi tareeka tha toh woh bhi share kardijiye plZz

[@Commonpeople-q3u]

2:21 sir please increase frequency of video , so that i will cover next chapter
Defnit integration, AUC, maxima minima or more remaining chpater of class 12

[@sanjeevsir29077]

Ok ji

[@hackerlunetic8331]

Differentiating options I got option 3 sir

[@sanjeevsir29077]

Good

[@Soulofindia111]

Respected Sir ,
Thanks for posting these precious videos. We just can't thank you enough. Please take this question and explain in a lucid manner as you always do. I tried it many times but can't get through.
How many distinct terms are there in the expansion of
(1+ x^7 + x ^13) ^100 ?
(PS: ^ denotes raised to the power)
Sir, Please explain the solution to this in next video ... please... please... please sir. The given answer is 1235

[@Soulofindia111]

Sir....pnc inclusion exclusion principle in detail please

[@RameshKumar-ji5kk]

Thanks sir