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2 Mohammad Zohaib Grade 11, Room-1 Aug 2011 to Dec 2011 The City School Gulshan Boys Campus

3 Mathematics Matrices Vectors (2D) Probability Transformation

4 Matrices Direction of Rows and Columns Order of matrix Square matrix Identity matrix Matrix laws of addition and subtraction Matrix laws of multiplication Determinant and Inverse of matrix

5 Vectors in two dimensions Difference between Vectors and Scalars. Vector notations. Addition of Vectors. Triangle and Parallelogram rule of vector addition. Magnitude. Parallel vectors. Position vectors.

6 Spinners, Playing cards, Tossing coins Probability Tree, Possibility Diagram

7 Transformations IsometricNon-Isometric Reflection Rotation Translation Enlargement Stretch Shear

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