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Key Features:* Concepts in coordinate geometry pertaining to various competitive examinationsfor graduation in engineering.* Good coverage in straight lines and circles.* Comprehensive exercises follow each concept.* Answers to exercises at the end of the book.About the Book:The book contains a good level of concepts and exercises in coordinate geometry pertainingto competitive examinations. It has a right mix of basics and standard problems withne coverage in straight lines and circles. The concept of nding the loci is adequatelyillustrated. It has a good number of standard questions covering basic concepts. Answersto exercises are given at the end of the book.