Mathematics for Class 9 students
Mathematics for Class 9 students, available at $24.99, with 95 lectures, and has 3 subscribers.
You will learn about Algebra at Pre-board level Arithmetic at Pre-board level Geometry at Pre-board level Probability and Statistics at Pre-board level Build Numerical Ability for Competitive Examinations This course is ideal for individuals who are Students studying at Standard 9 in school system. or Students needing to refresh their Mathematics concepts for competitive examinations. or Students needing help in generating interest in Mathematics within themselve. It is particularly useful for Students studying at Standard 9 in school system. or Students needing to refresh their Mathematics concepts for competitive examinations. or Students needing help in generating interest in Mathematics within themselve.
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Title: Mathematics for Class 9 students
Price: $24.99
Number of Lectures: 95
Number of Published Lectures: 95
Number of Curriculum Items: 95
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 95
Original Price: ₹1,199
Quality Status: approved
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What You Will Learn
- Algebra at Pre-board level
- Arithmetic at Pre-board level
- Geometry at Pre-board level
- Probability and Statistics at Pre-board level
- Build Numerical Ability for Competitive Examinations
Who Should Attend
- Students studying at Standard 9 in school system.
- Students needing to refresh their Mathematics concepts for competitive examinations.
- Students needing help in generating interest in Mathematics within themselve.
Target Audiences
- Students studying at Standard 9 in school system.
- Students needing to refresh their Mathematics concepts for competitive examinations.
- Students needing help in generating interest in Mathematics within themselve.
This course is for Class 9 students of CBSE system. Students of other boards can also enjoy the course as most of the topics remain same. Discussions have been made in such a way that students who find the subject difficult too can understand the concepts well.
The best way to learn would be to watch the videos at your comfortable time and pace, and then do some practice questions either from books or from the questions done in the videos. Build capabilities to solve the problems on your own. Ask questions as much as you can. Think about variations in the concepts and analyze them.
Topics covered in this course are very important, as they form the foundation of hot disciplines like Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Big Data Analytics, Actuarial Science etc. These topics are also required in various competitive examinations for admission in professional courses and for various jobs. Allowing to remain weak in these topics at this stage will make the future tasks very difficult. So, pay attention to the details. The pace of the discussion may appear to be somewhat slow, but that has been done to keep you comfortable in observing the details in the concept. You can play the videos at faster pace also, if that suits you.
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Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Chapter 1 – Number System
Lecture 1: Natural Numbers and More
Lecture 2: Rational Numbers
Lecture 3: Rational and Irrational Numbers
Lecture 4: Number Between Numbers
Lecture 5: Terminating and Non-terminating Decimal Expansion
Lecture 6: Recurring Decimal and Rational Number
Lecture 7: Few Exercises with Rational and Irrational Numbers
Lecture 8: Operations on Real Numbers
Lecture 9: Geometrical Method for Finding Square Root
Lecture 10: Few Exercises on Locating Square Roots on Number Line
Lecture 11: Some Identities with Square Roots and Simplification
Lecture 12: Radical Sign and Laws of Exponents
Lecture 13: Questions that Challenge You Also Help You
Chapter 2: Chapter 2 – Polynomials
Lecture 1: Polynomials in Use
Lecture 2: Like and Unlike Terms
Lecture 3: Degrees and Zeroes of Polynomials
Lecture 4: Few Exercises on Degree, Value and Zeroes
Lecture 5: Remainder Theorem
Lecture 6: Factor Theorem
Lecture 7: Some Applications of Factor Theorem
Lecture 8: Identities and Non-identities
Lecture 9: Some Popular Identities
Lecture 10: Some More Algebraic Identities
Lecture 11: Application of Identities
Chapter 3: Chapter 3 – Coordinate Geometry
Lecture 1: Axis, Coordinates, Point Etc.
Lecture 2: Coordinate System
Lecture 3: Some Exercises on Coordinate Geometry
Chapter 4: Chapter 4 – Linear Equations in Two Variables
Lecture 1: Geometric Meaning of Linear Equations in Two Variables
Lecture 2: Linear Equations, Straight Line and Parallel Lines
Lecture 3: Few Examples of Linear Equations in Two Variables
Lecture 4: Few Applications of Linear Equations in Two Variables
Chapter 5: Chapter 5 – Introduction to Euclid's Geometry
Lecture 1: Euclid's Geometry — Some Definitions
Lecture 2: Euclid's Five Postulates
Lecture 3: Few Exercises on Euclid's Axioms and Postulates
Lecture 4: Equivalent Versions of Euclid's Fifth Postulate
Chapter 6: Chapter 6 – Lines and Angles
Lecture 1: Some Basic Terms Related to Lines, Angles and Transversal
Lecture 2: Some Exercises on Lines and Angles
Lecture 3: Parallel Lines, Transversal and Angles
Lecture 4: Some Exercises on Parallel Lines, Transversal and Angles
Lecture 5: Angle Sum Properties in Triangles
Lecture 6: Some Exercises on Triangles and Angles
Chapter 7: Chapter – 7 Triangles
Lecture 1: Congruence and Similarity
Lecture 2: Congruence Criteria — SAS and AAS
Lecture 3: Some Exercises on Congruence
Lecture 4: Some Theorems on Isosceles Triangles
Lecture 5: Exercise with Isosceles Triangles
Lecture 6: Congruence Rules — SSS and Right Triangles
Lecture 7: Inequalities in Triangle
Lecture 8: Some Exercises on Inequalities
Chapter 8: Chapter 8 – Quadrilaterals
Lecture 1: Quadrilaterals — Elements, Types and Some Properties
Lecture 2: Sides and Angles of Parallelogram
Lecture 3: Some Questions on Angles of Parallelogram
Lecture 4: Diagonals of Parallelogram
Lecture 5: Diagonals in Parallelograms and Rectangles
Lecture 6: Theorems on Side Intersection in Triangles
Chapter 9: Chapter 9 – Area of Parallelograms and Triangles
Lecture 1: Area and Perimeter
Lecture 2: Figures between Two Parallels
Lecture 3: Area of Figures between Same Parallels
Lecture 4: Triangles with Same Base and between Same Parallels
Lecture 5: Some Exercises on Area
Lecture 6: Some Applications of Area
Lecture 7: Area of Triangle and Triangulation
Chapter 10: Chapter 10 – Circles
Lecture 1: Circle — Few Terms and Definitions
Lecture 2: Angle Subtended by a Chord
Lecture 3: Perpendicular from the Centre to a Chord
Lecture 4: Circle through Three Points
Lecture 5: Equal Chords and Their Distances from the Centre
Lecture 6: Exercise on Length of Chord
Lecture 7: More Exercises on Circles and Chords
Lecture 8: Similar Exercise Using Circle, Triangle and Trigonometry
Lecture 9: Angle Subtended by an Arc of a Circle
Lecture 10: Cyclic Quadrilaterals
Chapter 11: Chapter 11 – Construction
Lecture 1: Bisecting An Angle
Lecture 2: Perpendicular Bisector of A Line Segment
Lecture 3: Construction of Angles
Lecture 4: Construction of Triangle – One Side, One Angle on It and Sum of Sides Given
Lecture 5: Construction of Triangle with One Side, One Angle on It and Difference of Sides
Lecture 6: Construction of Triangle – Two Angles and Perimeter Given
Chapter 12: Chapter 12 – Heron's Formula
Lecture 1: Heron's Formula for Area of A Triangle
Lecture 2: Some Applications of Heron's Formula
Chapter 13: Chapter 13 – Surface Areas and Volumes
Lecture 1: Surface Area and Volume of Solid Objects
Lecture 2: Surface Area of Cuboid, Cube and Cylinder
Lecture 3: Surface Area of Sphere and Hemisphere
Lecture 4: Some Application Questions on Surface Area
Lecture 5: Surface Area of Cone
Lecture 6: Volume of Cuboid, Cone, and Cylinder
Lecture 7: Application Questions on Volume and Surface Area
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