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Many neuroscientists don’t know any calculus or physics! They tend to be the ones who come from psychology, medicine, biology, and biochemistry backgrounds. If you have the time and inclination, I’d recommend focusing on linear algebra, differential equations, statistics, and maybe basic electrodynamics and electronics. If you eventually become

There are no official solutions available online regarding the Mathematics sem-I for Jammu University. So we can't provide you the solution as you have expected. I would recommend you to contact your seniors or your HOD in order to get such document if available.

I hope you understand. Have a

See if you want to be a Neuroscientist then for eligibility purposes PCB must be present in 10+2. Now frankly speaking Neuroscience is an experimental subject of the study of neural structures and there functions. So when you analyze the cases then you will find numerous options to use Data

Dear student,

There are many special books for Calculus Maths. But if you go for such a book then you will find so much content in it . You will find such topics, that don't come even in JEE Mains and JEE Advance. So never go for that book. Just

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Yes, you need to follow the sequence or the order of the chapters under calculus as given in the NCERT because they are sequenced in proper way and if you don't follow that sequence you won't be able to move to the next chapter as one  chapter is linked

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After pcb there will very low chance to get into commerce stream , if you want to pursue you should be get very strong with the basics of the commerce , accountancy ,finance etc

But after the pcb there will be a great way to get a graduation degree

Hello Aspirant,

See it is quite difficult to help you out with the exact number of questions coming from any particular because it can change as per the total marks of the paper which which is subject to change every year but yes we can help you out with the

Hello helloboys2017,

Well, It is pleasant to see such a tricky and Do Not Solve type of question:

We can't actually integrate the functions, as all the examples of type e^(X^2) or e^sinx, e^cos, e^(sin^2(x)) etc... can't be integrated, but still if you need to know how to actually know

Dear Aspirant ,

Algebra contains the following topics :

• Principal of mathematical induction
• Complex numbers & quadratic equations
• Linear inequalities
• Permutations & combinations
• Binomial theorem
• Sequence & series

The topics included in Calculus are :

1. Functions
2. Limits
3. Continuity
4. Differentiation
5. Application of Derivatives i.e. Differentiation
6. Integration
7. Application of Integration
8. Differential Equations