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Simple harmonic motion Definition
It is defined as the type of motion in which the restoring force is proportional to the displacement from its…
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Uniform Circular Motion
A body is said to move in circular motion, if it moves in such a way that its distance from…
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Gravitation, Planetary Motion & Simple Harmonic Motion
Kepler’ S Laws Of Planetary Motion- : Kepler’s 1st Law ( Law of elliptical Orbits ) : Kepler’s 2nd Law…
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Force Of Limiting Friction
when a horizontal force is applied to a static body to move the same, a frictional force equal to the…
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Friction
Definition :- Frictional force is a force that resists movement between two objects. If friction is limiting, it is providing…
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Curvilinear Motion & Kinematics
Projectile Motion :- Definition & Concept:- A body projected into space and is no longer provided with any fuel is…
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Cross Product
The cross product of two vectors a and b is defined only in three-dimensional space and is denoted by a…
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Principle of Homogeneity of dimensions
The term on both sides of a dimensional equation should have same dimensions. This is called principle of Homogeneity of…
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Dimensions And Vectors
Dimension & Dimensional Formula Of Physical Quantities Dimensions: Dimensions of a physical quantity are, the powers to which the fundamental…
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Nearsightedness and its Correction
The human eye’s ability to accommodate allows it to view focused images of both nearby and distant objects. As mentioned earlier in…
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Farsightedness and its Correction
The human eye’s ability to accommodate allows it to view focused images of both nearby and distant objects. As mentioned earlier in…