Master class of Inversion transformation [SEE Batch] By:Pawan sir

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Inversion Transformation Explained | Class 10 Optional Math | SEE Preparation

Master Inversion Transformation in 15 Minutes! (Class 10 SEE)

Inverse of a Point & Circle: Complete Guide for SEE Students

About This Video
Struggling with Inversion Transformation in Optional Mathematics? In this video, we simplify the concept of "Inversion" specifically for Class 10 students preparing for the SEE.

Inversion transformation is a unique type of mapping where points inside a circle are mapped outside, and points outside are mapped inside, based on a fixed "Circle of Inversion."

What You Will Learn:
The Definition: Understanding the Circle of Inversion, the Center (O), and the Radius (r).

The Formula: How to use the fundamental equation:

OP×OP
′
=r
2

(Where P is the object point and P
′
is the image point).

Properties of Inversion: What happens to points on the circumference, inside the circle, and outside the circle.

Step-by-Step Problem Solving: We solve common SEE exam questions, including finding the coordinates of an inverse point (x
′
,y
′
) given the center at origin (0,0) or a specific point (h,k).

Key Formulas Covered:
Inverse of a point (x,y) with respect to a circle x
2
+y
2
=r
2
:

x
′
=
x
2
+y
2

r
2
x
​
,y
′
=
x
2
+y
2

r
2
y
​

Distance Relation: OP⋅OP
′
=r
2


Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction to Inversion 2:15 - The Geometry of Inversion (Inside vs. Outside) 4:30 - Deriving the Formula 7:00 - Example 1: Basic Point Inversion 10:45 - Example 2: SEE Exam Style Question 14:00 - Summary & Important Tips

Resources for SEE Students:
Class: 10 (SEE)

Subject: Optional Mathematics

Unit: Transformation

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Pro-Tips for your Video:
Visuals: Use a compass and ruler on screen or a digital tool (like Geogebra) to show how P and P
′
move in opposite directions.

The "Special Case": Remind students that the center of the circle O has no inverse point (or its inverse is at infinity). This is a common objective question