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In this video, we solve a very interesting JEE Advanced level mathematics problem involving matrices, double summation, inverse trigonometric functions, and limits. The problem requires evaluating a matrix defined by a double sum: D₍r₁,r₂₎ = [ tan⁻¹(r₁/r₂) -4 ; cot⁻¹(r₁/r₂) 4 ] and computing the determinant of the matrix obtained from the limit A = lim (n → ∞) Δₙ / [ n³ sin(√π / n) ] where Δₙ = Σ Σ D₍r₁,r₂₎. In this solution we use several important JEE Advanced concepts: • Symmetry in double summations • Identity: tan⁻¹x + tan⁻¹(1/x) = π/2 • Limit approximation sin(x) ≈ x • Matrix determinant properties A key step is evaluating the double sum Σ Σ tan⁻¹(r₁/r₂) which simplifies beautifully using symmetry. Final Answer: det(A) = 2. This is a great conceptual problem for students preparing for JEE Advanced 2026, especially from topics like: Matrices, Limits, Inverse Trigonometric Functions, and Advanced Summations. Subscribe for more conceptual and challenging JEE Advanced mathematics problems. #jeeadvanced2026 #iitmaths #jeemaths #matrices #inversetrigonometry #limits #jeeadvancedproblem #iitpreparation #jeeconcepts