Dear Student,

You can find the values of x & y by multiplying & dividing (2-3i) to the first term (i.e by its complex conjugate) & multiply & divide second term by (2+3i) (complex conjugate of 2-3i). Similarly solve the equations on LHS till you get an equation in terms

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Hello There,

Maths syllabus of HBSE is as follows

1. Relations and Functions.
2. Inverse trigonometric Functions
3. Matrices
4. Determinants
5. Continuity and differentiability
6. Application of Derivatives
7. Integrals & applications of Integrals
8. Differential Equations
9. Probability
10. Vector
11. Linear programming
12. Three dimensional Geometry

Hope This Helps :)

Dear student,

I hope you are doing well.

PHYSICS:

• Physical world - 2
• Units and measurements - 2
• Motion in a straight line - 4
• Motion in a plane - 6
• Laws of motion - 6
• Work energy - 8
• System of particles 8
• Oscillations - 8
• Gravitation - 4

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Dear Aspirant

The previous year cut off for SPA Delhi for B>Arch was as follows

B. Arch ( General)

Opening rank: 7

closing rank : 414

B.Arch ( General with disability)

opening rank : 9

closing rank: 14

The rank also depends on the number of applying candidates.

Hope this

Hello student,

Actually I have not mention in which college you want to get admission. But in general if you want to have a seat with Bachelor of science in mathematics from general category in top colleges you can get a seat easily. Hope this  will help you.best of luck

Hey friend!

1. Real Analysis by Robert G Bartle.(For Real Analysis)

2. Abstract Algebra by Joseph A Gallian(For Modern Algebra)

3. Linear Algebra by Stephen H Friedberg(For Linear Algebra)

4. Metric Spaces by Micheal O Searcoid(For Metric Spaces/Topology)

5. Complex Analysis by Joseph Bak(For Analysis)

All the best friend!