How much weightage does Chapter 11 3D Geometry hold in Class 11 exams?

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    Esha Garg

    5 months ago

    Chapter 11 Introduction to Three-Dimensional Geometry  holds a good weightage of around 6 to 8 marksin annual class 11 exams. Which makes this chapter important for the annual exams, questions are frequently asked based on basic formulas like distance between two points, section formula, and direction cosines. Our NCERT Solutions for 3D Geometry can be good resource for the preparation of class 11 maths.

     

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