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All the best.
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We get the common meeting points as (0,0) and (1,1). So integrate, the equation (mod x-x square) from 0 to1 and multiply it with 2 because the area we got is only the area that was covered in the 1st quadrant.
By multiplying, we get the area that is covered in the 2nd quadrant too. My suggestion is that when you get the equation with greater than or equal to or less than or equal to, solve the equation consider only one condition t
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Scholar-Level 17
An architect has a lot of career opportunities such as:
1. Entrepreneurs.
2. Architects (Junior/ Senior).
3. Furniture design.
4. Photography.
5. Construction and community based volunteering.
6. Infrastructure development.
7. Graphic design.
8. Set design.
9. Jewelry design.
10. Advance research in architecture.
11. History, restoration and preservation.
12. Interior design.
13. Product design.
14. Landscape design.
15. Project/ Construction management.
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1. You should follow a strict time table.
2. Go through your textbooks.
3. Point out those subjects in which your performance is not up to the mark and devote extra time to it.
4. Solve at least 10 previous year board question paper.
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