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it would be so lucrative to know which book you presume is like a crux for mcqs of applied mathematics... just to get good practice!
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sister no need to prepare mcqs. i do not think they have come in the last ten year papers or so. and yes for pak studies do get Pakistan: Beyond the crisis state by maleeha lodhi.
aur agar mcqs prepare karna par gai tou koi bhi kitab kaafi nahi hogi
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thanks sister, it was just that outlandish recommended this book and i got it very recently and i found it a very good book. and remember that tamam tareefein Allah hi ke liye hai, so please thank Him and pray to Him and mention me if you remember
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Sorry brother i am again bothering you... but would you please mention any good mcqs book for physics?
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i only prepared mcqs from past papers last year. so i can't tell you about any book
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Hi veterans,
I have opted Physics and applied maths (being an E.E.). I came across nothing but confusion in Applied Maths, (as Physics is comparatively much easy). I started from QK GHori but stuck badly in 2nd chapter (Composition of Forces).
Brothers, specially Mr. Waqas Izhar, kindly suggest me if I should join some group study (also mention some groups regarding App Maths) or please deliver the contact detailss of any good teacher in Lahore. I hope you guys will not let me disappointed. Thanks!
I have prepared applied maths for my attempt in 2014 and I revised it for 2015. I'm expecting a good result. i know what sort of emotions you must be going through as I being E.E bore the same. I used to be at Lahore while doing job but I left it when I resigned. Am looking forward to come back but having trouble finding some proper residence.
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Brother....I am bewildered by gradient curl divergence and laplacian orthogonal curvilinear coordinates.....wondering if you please apprise me that all other coordinate systems like cylinderical and rectangular Cartesian do not fall under the category of orthogonal curvilinear though they are curvilinear....! I am just dumbfound at the flare of the topic.... ,!
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Brother....I am bewildered by gradient curl divergence and laplacian orthogonal curvilinear coordinates.....wondering if you please apprise me that all other coordinate systems like cylinderical and rectangular Cartesian do not fall under the category of orthogonal curvilinear though they are curvilinear....! I am just dumbfound at the flare of the topic.... ,!
I wonder what book you following! This topic is explicitly clear in book of N.A. Shah.
Orthogonal systems are only the ones who's coordinate axes cut each other at 90'. So Rectangular (in 2D) and Cartesian (in 3D) are rectangular systems only.

Aur secondly, go for chapter of curvilinear coordinates only if you're depending greatly on Vector Part in part A. I don't think it's worth preparing such an ambiguous chapter just for 10 marks (if it may).
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