Solving Linear Equations – Basics to Advanced Techniques and Problems
Welcome to an exciting journey through the world of linear equations! This article is designed to take you from the very basics, suitable for a 6th grader, all the way…
Welcome to an exciting journey through the world of linear equations! This article is designed to take you from the very basics, suitable for a 6th grader, all the way…
Every triangle has a special point where you can place a compass and draw a perfect circle through all three vertices. That point is called the circumcenter, and finding it…
You have always learned that a living system can grow, sustain, and reproduce itself. The most remarkable thing about a living system is that it itself is composed of non-living…
At some point or the other, we’ve all marveled at how diverse the living world around us is. Detailed scientific studies of these organisms only emphasized their diversity even more.…
“What are Significant Figures?”, “What are they used for?”, “What is their significance?” Students often ask these questions because why would you want to identify significant numbers, if you can…
A transistor is a semiconductor gadget used for amplifying or switching electronic signals and electrical power. It is built with a single piece of semiconductor material and consists of three…
Here’s the deal: if you can’t solve kinematics problems in your sleep, physics will eat you alive. Every mechanics question—whether it’s a car braking, a ball falling, or a wheel…
Everything is the result of and type of chemical reactions whether you cry or burn wood or dissolve sugar. No process is possible without any chemical reactions occurring in them.…
Here’s the deal: mathematics has thousands of formulas, but only a handful will genuinely change how fast you solve problems. After years of teaching and competitive math, I’ve compiled the…
Like all humans who have red-colored blood, there are few organisms that have varying blood colors. Spiders and octopuses have blue color blood, cockroaches have white/colorless blood, grasshopper, leeches, and…
We’ve covered the basics of integral equations and learned how to derive them from ordinary differential equations. We even solved a linear integral equation using the trial method. Now comes…
Functional Analysis is where linear algebra meets topology. It’s the study of infinite-dimensional spaces—and if that sounds abstract, here’s why you should care: it’s the mathematical backbone of quantum mechanics,…