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32:011. Discrete Mathematics introduction
9:182. Introduction to logic
15:383. propositions
18:424. logical operators or connectives
5:245. properties of basic operators | laws of boolean algebra | laws in sets
28:456. practice questions on minimization
25:427. GATE questions on Minimization
10:168. Derived operators and properties
39:469. practice question on minimization(derived operators)
13:2310. gate 1990 question on well formed formula (wff)
12:3911. GATE 1992 question on minimization
9:3112. GATE 1993 AND 1994 QUESTION ON LOGIC
13:0013. GATE 1996 question on logic
6:0314. GATE 2000 AND 2001 QUESTION ON LOGIC
8:0515. GATE 2004 AND 2005 QUESTION ON LOGIC
8:4716. GATE 2006 QUESTIONS ON LOGIC
8:1717. GATE 2008 AND 2009 QUESTION ON LOGIC
5:0718. GATE 2014 AND 2015 QUESTIONS ON LOGIC
9:1119. GATE 2016 AND 2017 QUESTION ON LOGIC
9:3020. tautology,contradiction and contingency
46:1921. Normal Forms
45:0122. GATE 2014 QUESTION ON NORMAL FORMS
5:5123. properties of normal forms
44:3324. IMPLICATION
44:2825. Gate 2001 and 2002 question on logic
11:5526. GATE 2014, 2016 AND 2017 QUESTION ON LOGIC
11:1927. BICONDITIONAL
34:0528. keywords for translations
22:2629. practice questions on implication
17:5731. introduction to arguments
20:1330. gate 2015 question on logic
4:4432. Rules of inference
44:3633. practice questions on arguments
58:4534. GATE 2004,2012,2015 question on logic
14:5135. predicates and quantifiers in predicate logic
37:2936. concept of scope of variables and free variables
9:2937. nested quantifiers
58:2838. practice questions on nested quantifiers
15:4539. negating quantifiers
9:1440. properties of quantifiers
1:26:0641. gate 1992 question on logic
30:5442. gate 2003 question on logic
14:4343. gate 2004 and 2008 question on logic
5:1644. gate 2005 question on logic
14:2745. gate 2007 question on logic
10:4146. gate 2008 question on logic
11:4547. gate 2015 question on logic
7:4048. gate 2016 and 2017 question on logic
14:5449. basics of translations in predicate logic
41:1050. practice questions on translations(part 1)
47:3951. practice questions on translations(part 2)
1:06:4852. practice questions on translations(part 3)
42:4753. practice questions on translations(part 4)
9:2254. translating at least, at most and exactly
1:06:5055. GATE 2003 QUESTION ON LOGIC
11:4056. GATE 2004,2005 and 2006 QUESTION ON LOGIC
10:2957. GATE 2006,2007 and 2008 QUESTION ON LOGIC
13:0458. GATE 2009 and 2010 QUESTION ON LOGIC
8:2859. GATE 2011,2012 and 2013 QUESTION ON LOGIC
6:0560. GATE 2013,2014 and 2019 QUESTION ON LOGIC
15:5261. rules of inference in predicate logic
13:0862. arguments in predicate logic
19:48GATE 2018 Question On Logic Part 1
39:53GATE 2018 Question On Logic Part 2
39:39GATE 2018 Question On Logic Part 3
30:08GATE 2018 Question On Logic Part 4
45:59logic is completed
3:1063. SYLLABUS OF COMBINATORICS
5:4764. FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE OF COUNTING | The Fundamental Counting Rule Principle
44:2765. 9 CATEGORIES OF PROBLEMS IN P AND C
1:06:2366. practice questions on permutations part 1
56:4467. practice questions on permutations part 2
43:4668. practice questions on permutations part 3
52:4369. 6 categories of constraints in permutations(part 1)
51:3970. 6 categories of constraints in permutations (part 2)
49:5271. 6 categories of constraints in permutations part 3
1:14:3572. combinations with no repetition
1:27:1773. combinations with unlimited repetition (part 1)
1:13:4774. combinations with unlimited repetition part 2
55:1275. combinations with limited repetition using generating functions
1:41:4676. Distribution problems (category 7)
1:33:0077. principle of inclusion exclusion(category 8)
50:5678. DERANGEMENT
49:2579. pigeon hole principle(category 9)
1:09:1280. practice questions pigeon hole principle
1:00:3381. INTRODUCTION TO BINOMIAL AND MULTINOMIAL SUMMATIONS
1:09:3582. properties of binomial coefficient(part 1)
52:0783. properties of binomial coefficient part 2
1:07:2584. properties of binomial coefficient part 3
1:09:4385. generating functions part 1
1:04:3486. generating functions part 2
1:12:2587. generating functions part 3
1:03:1188. generating functions part 4
51:3489. introduction to recurrence relations
46:4390. solving recurrence relations (part 1)
1:35:2091. solving recurrence relations(part 2)
1:08:5992. solving recurrence relations(part 3)
37:1993. miscellaneous topics in combinatorics
42:0494. gate 1987 question on recurrence relations
9:3695. gate 1987 question on generating function
10:3196. gate 1988 question on recurrence relations
8:5297. gate 1990 question on P AND C
4:1998. gate 1998 question on principle of inclusion exclusion
3:5799. gate 1998 question on recurrence relation
7:37100. gate 1999 question on P AND C
5:06101. gate 2000 question on PIGEON HOLE PRINCIPLE
4:04102. gate 2001 question on P AND C
3:21103. gate 2002 question on recurrence relations
11:24104. gate 2003 question on P AND C
8:12105. gate 2003 question on P AND C
3:58106. GATE 2004 QUESTION ON P AND C
12:34107. GATE 2004 QUESTION ON DERANGEMENT
3:29108. GATE 2005 QUESTION ON EULER TOTIENT FUNCTION
5:47109. GATE 2005 QUESTION ON PIGEON HOLE PRINCIPLE
5:59110. GATE2005 QUESTION ON GENERATING FUNCTION
3:27111. GATE 2006 QUESTION OF PROBABILITY
6:18112. grid problem gate 2007 question
16:50113. GATE 2008 QUESTION ON SUMMATION
7:14114. GATE 2008 QUESTION ON RECURRENCE RELATION
9:25115. gate 2008 question on factorial
5:21116. GATE 2008 QUESTION ON P AND C
4:57117. GATE 2014 PENNANT QUESTION
6:01118. GATE 2014 QUESTION ON NUMBER OF DIVISORS
5:04119. GATE 2015 COMBINATORICS QUESTION
5:36120. GATE 2015 QUESTION ON NUMBER OF DIVISORS
2:15121. GATE 2015 QUESTION ON RECURRENCE RELATION
10:06122. GATE 2015 QUESTION ON SUMMATION
3:46123. GATE 2016 QUESTION ON GENERATING FUNCTION
4:28124. GATE 2016 QUESTION ON RECURRENCE RELATION
1:23125. GATE 2016 RECURRENCE RELATION QUESTION
3:50126. GATE 2017 QUESTION ON GENERATING FUNCTION
8:03127. GATE 2018 QUESTION ON GENERATING FUNCTION
4:40GATE 2022 GENERATING FUNCTION QUESTION EASIEST EXPLANATION
27:03128. Gate 2019 question on combinatorics
13:35129. gate 2020 question on derangement
10:39130. combinatorics completed
6:50131. syllabus of set theory
6:45132. INTRODUCTION TO SET THEORY
1:31:08133. SYLLABUS OF RELATIONS CHAPTER
17:17134. introduction to relations (PART 1)
1:28:43135. introduction to relations (part 2)
29:08136. R-relative sets
29:20137. operations on relations part 1
27:48138. operations on relations part 2
59:39139. 8 WAYS TO REPRESENT RELATIONS
29:09140. types of relations part 1 reflexive relations
52:10141. types of relations part 2 (irreflexive relations)
39:06142. types of relations part 3 symmetric relations
55:53143. types of relations part 4 antisymmetric relations
47:51144. types of relations part 5 asymmetric relations
31:52145. types of relations part 6 transitive relations
46:00146. practice questions on types of relations
48:25147. counting relations and closure properties of relations
1:29:57148. mix questions on counting relations
51:25149. closure of finite relations
1:14:30150. closure of infinite relations
43:56151. introduction to equivalence relations
44:11152. equivalence class , quotient set and partition
1:03:17153. EQUIVALENCE CLASS | QUOTIENT SET | PARTITION | NUMBER OF EQUIVALENCE RELATIONS
55:46154. theorems in relations chapter
1:03:57155. interpretation of powers of relations
48:47156. relations chapter completed!!
4:42157. syllabus of functions chapter
10:06158. introduction to functions
30:57159. types of functions part 1
1:07:12160. types of functions part 2
52:40161. types of functions part 3
1:01:21162. practice questions on types of functions
40:25163. counting functions part 1
53:18164. counting functions part 2
1:04:36165. practice question on counting functions
1:16:35166. practice question on counting functions part 2
45:43167. composition of functions(part 1)
51:32168. composition of functions (part 2)
1:13:03169. inverse functions
1:05:38170. permutation function
1:05:19171. set theory completed!
5:57172. GATE 1987 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
6:37173. GATE 1989,1993 QUESTION O SET THEORY
8:14174. GATE 1995 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
6:09175. GATE 1996 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
13:37176. GATE 1997 QUESTION ON number of equivalence relations
8:10177. GATE 1998 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
9:55178. GATE 1999 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
6:02179. GATE 2000 QUESTION O SET THEORY
25:48180. GATE 2001 QUESTION O SET THEORY
30:01181. GATE 2002 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
3:40182. GATE 2004 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
27:37183. GATE 2005 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
14:25184. GATE 2006 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
41:09185. gate 2007,2009,2010 questions on set theory
4:50186. GATE 2012 and 2014 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
27:50187. GATE 2014 and 2015 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
58:23188. GATE 2016 and 2017 QUESTION ON SET THEORY
20:35HUMBLE REQUEST BEFORE STARTING GROUP THEORY
6:54189. syllabus of group theory
14:20190. binary operation
29:32191. classification of algebraic structure #GATE #discretemaths #discrete #grouptheory
37:16192. practice questions on classification of algebraic structure
42:57193. practice questions on classification of algebraic structure(part 2)
58:23194. practice questions on classification of algebraic structure (part 3)
39:32195. abelian groups
47:32196. standard examples of groups part 1
44:06197. standard examples of groups part 2
41:12198. properties of group part 1
40:38199. properties of group part 2
1:01:12200. powers of element of group
57:02201. order of element of group
1:03:08202. properties of order of element of group
1:11:48203. CYCLIC GROUPS
1:03:13204. properties of cyclic group part 1
1:00:09205. properties of cyclic group part 2
55:04206. properties of cyclic group part 3
1:09:09207. properties of cyclic group part 4 | Euler function
1:00:44208. subgroups part 1
1:04:18209. subgroups part 2
1:09:34210. subgroups part 3
1:07:09211. subgroups part 4
1:32:16212. group theory completed!!! What next???
4:19213. gate 1994 question on group theory
1:57214. gate 1995 question on group theory
4:38215. gate 1996 question on group theory
11:43216. gate 1998 question on group theory
12:04217. gate 2003 question on group theory
14:13218. gate 2004 question on group theory
3:33219. gate 2005 question on group theory
37:06220. gate 2006question on group theory
15:52221. gate 2009 question on group theory
9:59222. gate 2010 and 2013 question on group theory
6:43223. gate 2014 questions on group theory
21:29224. gate 2015 and 2018 question on group theory
8:32225. gate 2019 question on group theory
17:53GATE 2020 GROUP THEORY question
1:20GATE 2021 GROUP THEORY QUESTION
3:42226. syllabus of poset, lattice and boolean algebra
33:29227. introduction to posets
35:43228. Hasse diagram part 1
1:03:48229. hasse diagram part 2
1:11:52230. toset and woset
1:15:29231. topological sorting part 1
51:53232. topological sorting part 2
41:01233. maximal and minimal elements of posets
56:36234. greatest and least element of poset
1:11:03235. upper bound, least upper bound ,lower bound, greatest lower bound of any subset of poset
56:09236. shortcut to find extremal elements of posets
1:02:16237. semi lattice and lattice part 1
1:00:05238. semi lattice and lattice part 2
58:35239. semi lattice and lattice part 3
1:07:25240. properties of lattice part 1
1:09:51241. properties of lattice part 2
1:04:21242. Sublattice
24:39243. BOUNDED LATTICE
53:32244. complimented lattice
1:00:39245. complimented lattice part 2
46:38246. distributive lattice
1:07:15247. complete lattice
39:09248. boolean algebra
1:18:49syllabus of discrete probability
10:05basic terms used in probability
48:24conditional probability practice questions
48:33conditional probability practice questions 2
44:48multiplication theorem part 1
47:45multiplication theorem practice questions
1:15:47Independent Events PART 1
1:01:13Independent Events PART 2
1:01:00Independent Events part 3
1:11:23Independent Events part 4
1:16:38Total probability and Baye's theorem part1
48:39Total probability and bayes theorem part2
57:35Total probability and bayes theorem part3
57:31Total probability and bayes theorem part4
40:02syllabus of graph theory
16:51introduction to graph theory
43:59degree of vertex
31:03Handshaking theorem part 1
1:00:04Handshaking theorem part 2
38:50delta delta theorem
26:55havel hakimi theorem
55:06special graphs part 2
43:48special graphs part 1
1:02:44chromatic number of special graphs
38:50diameter of special graphs
34:19representation of graphs
50:14Operations on Graphs in Graph Theory | Intersection of graphs | union of graphs
40:32Operations on Graphs in Graph Theory | compliment of graphs
1:31:34Operations on Graphs in Graph Theory | set difference of graphs | ring sum of graphs
29:33Isomorphism in Graph Theory in Hindi
1:08:06WOSET Definition
14:35Subgraph | Induced subgraph | clique
22:41connected components | connected and disconnected graphs
1:05:00cut vertex | cut edge | cut set | articulation points | bridge
57:26Vertex connectivity | Edge connectivity
1:13:21connectivity of graph
31:59Strongly Connected Directed Graphs | Unilaterally connected Digraphs | weakly connected Digraphs
36:05Difference between Walk, Trail, Path, Circuit and Cycle with most suitable example | Graph Theory
40:45Planar Graph and Detection of Planarity in Graph Theory | Part 1
1:03:37Planar Graph and Detection of Planarity in Graph Theory | Part 2
51:40Planar Graph and Detection of Planarity in Graph Theory | Part 3
33:55Planar Graph and Detection of Planarity in Graph Theory | Part 4
1:23:31Trees in graph theory | part 1 | GATE 2023
41:47Trees in graph theory | part 2 | GATE 2023
1:12:39Trees in graph theory | part 3 | Spanning trees | GATE 2023
29:59Trees in graph theory | part 4 | Counting spanning trees | GATE 2023
25:36Trees in graph theory | part 5 | rank and nullity of graph | branch set and chord set | GATE 2023
33:07Trees in graph theory | part 6 | eccentricity | center | radius | diameter of graph | GATE 2023
30:37Counting labeled graphs | Counting unlabeled graphs | Number of simple graph with n vertices
49:11Graph numbers | chromatic number of graphs | GATE 2023
48:05Graph numbers | chromatic number of graphs | GATE 2023 | part 2
20:22Graph numbers | Independence number of graphs | GATE 2023
43:14Graph numbers | Domination number of graphs | GATE 2023
44:17Graph numbers | Matching number of graphs | GATE 2023
24:28Graph numbers | Covering number of graphs | GATE 2023
56:10Perfect Matching in Graph Theory | Properties of Perfect Matching | Discrete Mathematics GATE
39:57How to Revise Discrete Mathematics | GATE 2023 Computer Science Engineering (CSE) Exam Preparation
17:13conditional probability
1:23:03Euler Graph in Graph Theory
57:28Unicursal Graph in Graph Theory
30:43Hamiltonian Graph with examples | Hamiltonian Path & Circuit | Part 2
1:04:07Hamiltonian Graph with examples | Hamiltonian Path & Circuit | Part 1
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