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    This document provides an overview of important topics and questions from past year question papers (PYQs) for the Mathematical Methods for Economics course. It lists 25 specific topics that commonly appear on exams, such as solving inequalities, finding limits of functions, and checking if functions are continuous. For each topic, it provides YouTube video links for reference material. The author aims to cover all important topics that could appear on exams, but notes the exam format may change under the new National Education Policy. Contact information is provided at the bottom for additional help.

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    This document provides an overview of important topics and questions from past year question papers (PYQs) for the Mathematical Methods for Economics course. It lists 25 specific topics that commonly appear on exams, such as solving inequalities, finding limits of functions, and checking if functions are continuous. For each topic, it provides YouTube video links for reference material. The author aims to cover all important topics that could appear on exams, but notes the exam format may change under the new National Education Policy. Contact information is provided at the bottom for additional help.

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    Poonam Kumari

    (BA Economics – SRCC, MSQE – ISI, Delhi)

    Mathematical Methods for Economics- 1


    Important topics/questions based on PYQs Analysis (2015- 2021)

    Note:
    1. Linear Algebra is not a part of your syllabus, so skip those questions while doing PYQs. Some
    of the PYs have questions from Difference equations as well, so skip that as well.

    2. Usually, Simple calculators are allowed in your exams. So be ready with the calculator.

    3. I have tried to add all the important topics here, however, this list is not exhaustive and
    there might still be some types of questions that might not be a part of this list, so prepare
    accordingly.

    4. Also, since the NEP (New Education Policy) has been implemented this year in Delhi
    University, the pattern of your exams might change, so keep that in mind as well.)

    Happy studying!

    Sr. No Topic/Question Reference


    1 Solving inequalities https://youtu.be/rxY7Mc6RfO0
    https://youtu.be/0dLSG3tuke8

    2 Finding domain & range of a function https://youtu.be/f692cU9OvSM

    3 Using set rules to find the number of a https://youtu.be/yWXLFA4eUUg


    particular set of people/items (Union &
    intersections)
    4 Checking where a relation is a function or not https://youtu.be/8QXwhTc6sFg

    5 Checking the implications, direction of https://youtu.be/T6E5scInJTU


    implications, whether something is a necessary
    or a sufficient condition.
    6 Plotting the graph of functions. https://youtu.be/A6RIXgFjQUc
    https://youtu.be/9o6I8MTSyZY

    7 Finding the slope of the tangent line at a https://youtu.be/1e1kxup3O1k


    particular point of a function. (By
    differentiation)
    8 Finding limits of a function. And using https://youtu.be/FSKJW4ftJqs
    L’hopital’s rule to find the limits https://youtu.be/cycvFsudpMA
    https://youtu.be/Q5ZiyGFS83w
    https://youtu.be/DyFUJ5Qp4Es

    Contact: 9810420329 LinkedIn: Poonam Kumari


    Email: poonamkumari211612@gmail.com YouTube: Poonam Kumari
    Poonam Kumari
    (BA Economics – SRCC, MSQE – ISI, Delhi)
    9 Finding Asymptotes of functions
    10 Testing the convergence of a series https://youtu.be/4QtvsUqp0RY

    11 Finding elasticity of a combination of functions https://youtu.be/NC_OQqA-wGc

    12 Finding proportional rate of growth, finding the https://youtu.be/Rq6z2651EK4


    doubling time, finding the limiting value.
    13 Finding present value of a cash flow. And https://youtu.be/n2LQturHBsg
    comparing which investment is better.
    14 Doing nth order Taylor’s approximation https://youtu.be/w7NsvVkK1NI

    15 Finding the upper bound of error in Taylor’s https://youtu.be/neL--SXiUfc


    approximation
    16 Checking if a function is continuous at any https://youtu.be/FipgJ1sOxjU
    point.
    17 Checking if a function is differentiable at any https://youtu.be/-Hl4wTYw1F4
    point.
    18 Doing differentiation implicitly (implicit https://youtu.be/08v4meedRQc
    differentiation)
    19 Checking if mean value theorem applies or not. https://youtu.be/-tkpDCKgvic
    Using mean value theorem to prove or check
    some results.
    20 Checking if a function has an inverse or not and
    finding the inverse of a function
    21 Finding local maxima, local minima and point of
    inflection
    22 Finding intervals where a function is increasing
    / decreasing
    23 Finding extreme/ stationary points
    24 Checking the interval in which a function is
    concave / convex.
    25 Finding global maximum/ global minimum or
    checking if global maximum or global minimum
    exists.
    26 Using properties of concave and convex
    functions to check if a sum/difference /
    composition is concave or convex.

    Contact: 9810420329 LinkedIn: Poonam Kumari


    Email: poonamkumari211612@gmail.com YouTube: Poonam Kumari

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