DEAR Book - Mathematics by R.D. Sharma

Mathematics by R.D. Sharma is a popular book among students of class 11. It covers all the chapters based on the guidelines prescribed by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The book is the outcome of the sincere effort and struggle of the author, who tried his best to keep it simple so that students find it easy to learn. The book has numerous exercises for the students to brush up on their skills. Detailed illustrations help the students to understand the concept and technique of each type of problem. An algorithmic approach has been taken to solve each problem. A brief summary of formulae and theories makes learning easy for the students. Students are able to enrich their skills in statistics, sets, measurement, probability, and trigonometry. The book also helps the students to learn more about linear equations and quadratic equations

Thanks to Kendriya Vidyalaya

Anurag

Class 11th

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