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BCS405A Module 4 | Discrete Mathematics | Inclusion-Exclusion Principle + PYQs Solved

Welcome to Module 4 of BCS405A – Discrete Mathematics!

In this video, we explore the Inclusion-Exclusion Principle, a key topic in combinatorics, used for counting elements in overlapping sets. Whether you're preparing for exams or brushing up on your concepts, this lecture is designed to give you a clear and thorough understanding.

What you'll learn:

The logic behind the Inclusion-Exclusion Principle

Applications with 2 and 3 sets

Tricks for quick calculations

Solved PYQs (Previous Year Questions) to boost your exam preparation

Important tips for tackling similar questions in exams

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