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can anyone tell me about Monge's method in differential equations!! in mathematical methods by S.M. Yousuf there is no such method!! has it some alternative name? in what book it is? or any link if someone can post about it..
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i don't think there is any other name for it. and i don't know that book either but i was taught from the book by D.Gilbarg and truginder. Hope you will find that in a library.
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You can see this method in the book ''Advance Engineering Mathematics by N.P.Bali''
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Partial Differential equations by Nawazish ali shah. A very simple and yet comprehensive book u dont need to look elsewhere it covers all the topics of Partial differential equations .

I have also opted for app math and having difficulty in statics portion. Can u help me in this regard some notes or may be a book which i can find helpful .

And which book are u studying for arabic ???
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do u have a soft copy of the book by nawazish ali shah?
And for arabic I have selected in English? in what language u r preparing for it? and i have started arabic grammer first..i think in next week i will complete it Insha Allah.. then i will use the books of inaam ul haq by jahangir publisher volume I n II... i did not purchase them yet as on my nearby shops these books are not available..but will get them soon
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Na i dont have its soft copy. I fortuitously found it from Faisalabad was looking for another book by thankfully came across it and this book, i tell u is a big relieve u must get it cz content and concepts are very easy to grasp . Ok and what about statics ??? Have u dne it yet ?

ok kindly keep updating ur progress about arabic and 1nce u r dne with grammar portion then give us a little insight regarding wht to look for and how to go about it

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for static portion! what do u want to ask? i think there is a little portion in paper I...Statics will not be a big problem for me...as I am good in physics and studied at bsc level..so.. i have a lot of books to do that portion..
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Further I think Mechanics by Q.K Ghori also covers almost all the topics of static...
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statics has been my old nemesis since school as i never came to grips of its concepts. (

buh i think hiding is no more an option now - which i have been doing from this subject even through engineering.

Are there any notes available online for mechanics ??
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Did you not start mechanics by Q.K Ghori? Notes can easily be available on university...or bookstalls..i did not check online so I have no idea about it!
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