1st Year Math Notes for [Punjab and Federal Board]

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1st Year Math Notes

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These Maths 1st Year notes are for Class 11th / Intermediate-I /FSC -I / ICOM-I / ICS-I. These Notes are in hard copy. These FSC 1st year math notes are only for Punjab Board and Federal Board Students. Don’t forget to share with your best friends and class fellows.

Check the summary of Math 1st Year Notes:

SUMMARY OF MATH NOTES
Chapter 1	Number System
Chapter 2	Sets Functions and Groups
Chapter 3	Matrices and Determinant
Chapter 4	Quadratic Equation
Chapter 5	Partial Fraction
Chapter 6	Sequence and Series
Chapter 7	Permutation
Chapter 8	Binomial Theorem
Chapter 9	Fundamentals of Trigonometry
Chapter 10	Trigonometric Identities
Chapter 11	Trigonometric Functions and Their Graphs
Chapter 12	Applications of Trigonometry
Chapter 13	Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Chapter 14	Solutions of Trigonometric Equations

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Math Notes for Class 11 Punjab Board include all 14 Chapters Exercise wise Questions, Short Questions, Long Questions, Past Paper Questions, Numericals, and Examples. you don’t need to buy Maths 11th class key book.

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