85 simulations · 27 chapters
Maths simulations
Lumi has 85 free interactive Maths simulations for JEE, on the NCERT syllabus: 59 in Class 11 (14 chapters) and 26 in Class 12 (13 chapters). Each one lets you move a slider, drag a point or change a value and watch the idea respond, and each sits inside a lesson with the notes.
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Sets · Class 11
4Relations and Functions · Class 11
5Trigonometric Functions · Class 11
8What one radian looks likeIn: Radian measure and arc lengthSine and cosine on the unit circleIn: Sine and cosine on the unit circleAll six values from oneIn: Signs in the four quadrantsThe six graphs and their periodsIn: Domain, range and graphsWhy sin (A + B) is not sin A + sin BIn: Sine and cosine of sums and differencesAllied angles are mirror imagesIn: Allied anglestan (A + B) as the slope of a turned lineIn: Tangent and cotangent of sumsDoubling the angle is not doubling the valueIn: Double and triple angle formulas
Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations · Class 11
5Powers of i go round in foursIn: Powers of iWhen √a × √b is not √(ab)In: Square roots of negative numbersMultiplying by the conjugate makes a real numberIn: Modulus and conjugatePoints of the Argand planeIn: The Argand planeWhere the roots go when D turns negativeIn: Quadratics with a negative discriminant
Linear Inequalities · Class 11
3Permutations and Combinations · Class 11
6Fill the places, then countIn: Permutations of distinct objectsGlue them together, or keep them apartIn: Arrangements with conditionsTag the twins, then take the tags offIn: Permutations with repeated objectsSelections, and the orders inside themIn: CombinationsPatterns in the table of nCrIn: Properties of combinationsWhere a word sits in the dictionaryIn: Selecting then arranging, and dictionary order
Binomial Theorem · Class 11
4Sequences and Series · Class 11
3Straight Lines · Class 11
4Conic Sections · Class 11
7Slice a double coneIn: Sections of a coneComplete the square, find the circleIn: The circleFocus, directrix and the parabolaIn: Parabola and its standard formsA string, two pins and an ellipseIn: Ellipse: foci and axesRead a and b off the equationIn: Standard equations of an ellipseA hyperbola keeps a constant differenceIn: Hyperbola: foci and axesWhy reflectors are parabolicIn: Conics in applied problems