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    BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION:AP:HYDERABAD

    The Subject Committee suggested the following changes in the Mathematics syllabus
    for Intermediate First year (Bridge Course w.e.f. 2013-14)

    PAPER – I
    I. Algebra No. of Periods
    1. Matrices 06

    II. Vector Algebra


    2. Addition of Vectors 09
    3. Multiplication of Vectors 09

    III. Trigonometry
    4. Trigonometric Functions 09

    IV. Co-Ordinate Geometry


    5. The Straight line 09
    6. Three dimensional Co-ordinates 05

    V. Calculus
    7. Functions, Limits and Continuity 10
    8. Differentiation 10
    9. Application of Differentiation 08

    Total No. of Periods 75

    Detailed syllabus of Paper-I is enclosed herewith after incorporating


    necessary changes.

    1
    BOARD OF INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION:AP:HYDERABAD
    BRIDGE COURSE
    MATHEMATICS – I
    (for Bi,P.C. Students w.e.f. 2013-14)
    DETAILED SYLLABUS
    I. ALGEBRA (6 Periods)
    1. Matrices:
    1.1 Deter minant of a matrix - properties - si ngular and
    non - singular matrices.
    1.2. Adj oint and inverse of a matrix - properties.
    Statement of theorems (without proof)
    1.3. Solutions of si multaneous linear equations in two
    and three variables - Cramer 's method – Matr ix
    inversion method.
    II. VECTOR ALGEBRA (18 periods)
    2. Addition of vectors:
    2.1. Introduction and definition of a vector as a directed
    line segment.
    2.2. Types of vectors - collinear, parallel, like, unlike,
    coplanar and non - coplanar vectors etc.,
    2.3. Addition of vectors - properties -
    2.4. Scalar multiplication of a vector –
    2.5. Angle between two non - zero vectors - section
    formulae - centroid of a triangle.
    2.6. Linear combination, linearly dependent and
    independent system of vectors
    2.7. Orthonormal unit triad - modulus of a vector etc.
    2.8. Vector equations of line and plane.
    3. Multiplication of vectors:
    3.1. Scalar Product of two vectors, geometrical
    interpretation, orthogonal projection, properties of
    scalar product.
    3.2. Simple identities on scalar product.
    3.3. Vector product - Geometrical interpretation -
    properties
    3.4. Vector area of triangle and parallelogram - simple
    problems.
    III TRIGONOMETRY (9 periods)
    4. Trigonometric Functions:
    4.1. Trigonometric ratios of compound angles
    4.2. Multiple and sub multiple angles -
    4.3. Transformations.
    ( Simple Problems related to results without proofs)

    2
    IV. COORDINATE GEOMETRY (04 periods)
    5. The Straight line:
    5.1. Equations of a straight line in different forms -
    5.2 Angle between two lines - conditions for parallel and
    perpendicular lines.
    5.3. Concurrent lines - point of concurrence and condition for
    concurrency of three lines.
    5.4. Foot of the perpendicular and image relations (no proofs) -
    simple problems.

    6. Three dimensional coordinates:


    6.1. Coordinate planes - coordinates of a point -
    Distance between two points in space.
    6.2 Direction crosiers and direction ratios of a line -
    angle between two lines - (without proofs).
    V. CALCULUS (28 periods)
    7. Functions, limits and continuity:
    x
    7.1. Types of functions - graphs of x , , [ x], e x , log x
    x
    functions - domain and range –
    7.2. Definition of limit - left hand and right hand limits -
    properties (without proofs).
    7.3. Standard limits - (no proofs)
    7.4. Continuity and discontinuity of functions - simple
    illustrations.
    8. Differentiation:
    8.1. Definition of a derivative - some elementary results
    on differentiation - various functions.
    8.1. Methods of differentiation - sum, difference,
    product and quotient rules (without proofs).
    9. Applications of differentiation:
    9.1. Geometrical interpretation of a derivative – Tangent
    and normal equations at a point - length of tangent,
    normal, sub tangent, sub normal.
    9.2. Angle between two curves - orthogonality of curves.
    9.3. Behaviour of functions - increasing and decreasing
    nature.
    9.4. Extremum values - maxima and minima (only
    simple problems).

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