I really like the new service by brilliant of searching the problems and notes .
It really helps to find the kind of problem you are searching.
Thanks....
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We are glad you like it Prakhar! Out of curiosity, what have you mostly been using it to search for?
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I am using it to search the kind of problems, with a little higher difficulty level ,on the topic we are taught in school.
I AM VERY VERY THANKFUL TO BRILLIANT WHICH HAS PROVIDED A WAY FOR GETTING NEW RATHER INTERESTING QUESTIONS WHICH HAS IMPROVED MY WAY OF APPROACH TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS........
it really makes doing problems more intresting when u know u r going to getmore problems of same kind