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Labs
Tests
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Lecture 2
Lecture 3
Lecture 4
Lecture 5
Lecture 6
Lecture 7
Lecture 8
Lecture 9
Lecture 10

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Chapter 2: Vectors and Equilibrium

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Lecture 11
Lecture 12
Lecture 13
Lecture 14
Lecture 15
Lecture 16
Lecture 17
Lecture 18
Lecture 19
Lecture 20

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Chapter 3: Motion and Force

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Lecture 21
Lecture 22
Lecture 23
Lecture 24
Lecture 25
Lecture 26
Lecture 27
Lecture 28
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Lecture 30

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Lecture 32

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Chapter 4: Work and Energy

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Lecture 33
Lecture 34
Lecture 35
Lecture 36
Lecture 37
Lecture 38
Lecture 39
Lecture 40
Lecture 41

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Chapter 5: Circular Motion

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Lecture 43
Lecture 44
Lecture 45
Lecture 46
Lecture 47
Lecture 48
Lecture 49
Lecture 50
Lecture 51
Lecture 52
Lecture 53
Lecture 54
Lecture 55
Lecture 56
Lecture 57

Chapter 6: Fluid Dynamics

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Lecture 58
Lecture 59
Lecture 60
Lecture 61
Lecture 62
Lecture 63
Lecture 64
Lecture 65

Chapter 7: Oscillaitons

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Lecture 67
Lecture 68

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Lecture 70
Lecture 71
Lecture 72
Lecture 73
Lecture 74
Lecture 75
Lecture 76
Lecture 77

Chapter 8: waves

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Lecture 79
Lecture 80
Lecture 81
Lecture 82
Lecture 83
Lecture 84
Lecture 85
Lecture 86
Lecture 87
Lecture 88
Lecture 89
Lecture 90
Lecture 91
Lecture 92
Lecture 93
Lecture 94

Chapter 9: Physical optics

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Lecture 96
Lecture 97
Lecture 98
Lecture 99
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Lecture 101
Lecture 102
Lecture 103
Lecture 104
Lecture 105

Chapter 10: Optical instrument

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Lecture 107
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Lecture 112
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Chapter 11: Heat and thermodynamics

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Lecture 119
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Lecture 121
Lecture 122
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Lecture 126
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Chapter 1: Measurements
13 Paper Pattern, Marks distribution, Percentage of each chapter in examination
14 Introduction to Physics
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15 Physical Quantities
16 International System of units
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Errors and Uncertanities

Significant Figures
Precision and Accuracy
Assesment of total uncertanity Dimensions of Physical Quantities
Exercise Questions
Numerical problems

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Chapter 2: Vectors and Equilibrium

25 Basic concepts of vectors
26 Determination of vector from its rectangular components
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27 Vector addition by rectangular components

28 Scalar product
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Vector product
Torque
Equilibrium of forces
Equilibrium of torques
33 Exercise
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Chapter 3: Motion and Force

Displacement, Velocity, Acceleration

38 Velocity time graph

39 Review of equation

of motion
40 Newton's laws of motion
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Momentum
Law of conservation of momentum
Elastic and inelastic collision
Forces due to water flow, Momentum and explosive forces
Rocket propulsion

Projectile motion
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Exercise
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Chapter 4: Work and Energy

Work done by constant force

Work done by variable force

54 Work done by gravitational field

55 Power, Energy
56 Absolute potential energy
57 Escape velocity, Work energy principle
58 Interconversion of energy

Non conventional energy sources

Exercise
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Angualar velocity, Angular displacement

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Centripetal force
Moment of inertia
Angular Momentum
Law of conservation of angular momentum
Rotational kinetic energy
Artificial satellites
Real and apparent weight
Weightlessness in satellites, Orbital velocity
Artificial gravity

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Geostationary orbits

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Communication satellites
Newton's and Einstein's view of gravitation
Exercise
Numerical problems

Chapter 6: Fluid Dynamics

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Viscous drag and Stolkes law

83 Terminal velocity
84 Fluid flow, equation of continuity
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Bernouliios equaiton

86 Applications
87 Relation between

speed and pressure, blood flow

88 Exercise
89 Numerical problems
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Chapter 7: Oscillaitons

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Introduciton

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94 SHM and circular motion

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Instantenous velocity and acceleration

96 Phase
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spring system

98 Simple pendulum
99 Energy conservaiton of SHM
100 Free and forced oscilations and resonance
101 Damped oscilaiton and sharpness
102 Excersise
103 Numericals
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Chapter 8: waves

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Introduciton

107 Progressive waves

108 Periodic waves
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Speed of sound in air

110 Laplce correciton

111 Effect of temperature
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Interference
Beats
Reflection of waves
Stationary waves
Stationary waves and stretched string
Stationary waves in air columns
Doppler effect
Doppler effect
Exercise
Numericals

Chapter 9: Physical optics

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Introduciton

126 Wavefronts and hygens principle

127 Interfarence of light waves
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Young double slit experiment

129 Interfarence in thin films and newton rings

130 Michelson interferometer and diffraciton
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Diffraction gratings
Diffraction of xrays by crystal
Polarizaiton
Exercise
Numericals

Chapter 10: Optical instrument

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Introduciton

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140 Simple microsocope
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143 Spectrometer
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Speed of light
Fibre optics principe
Losses of power
Exercise
Numericals

Chapter 11: Heat and thermodynamics

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Introduciton

152 Kinetic theroy of gases

153 Interpetation of temprature, Derivation of gas laws
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Internal energy, Work and heat

155 First law of thermodynamics

156 Adiabetic and isothermal process
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Molar specific heat of gas

Reversible and irreversible processes
Heat engine
Second law of thermodynamics
Carnot Engine and Carnot's theorem
Thermodynamic scale of temprarure
Petrol engine
Entropy
Enviromental crisis as entropy crisis
Exercise
Numericals

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Find the value of unknown weight by method of vector addition.
Verify Hookes law for mass-spring system and use data to determine value of g.
Determine the value of g by free fall method, using an electronic timer.
Verify the following relations of a simple pendulum:
Time period is independent of amplitude;
Time period is independent of mass of bob; and
Time period is directly proportional to square root of its length.
Verify the second condition of equilibrium using suspended meter rod.
Determine the speed of sound in air by using end correction method.
Investigate the laws of vibration by using sonometer.
Determine the focal length of lens by displacement method.
Determine the refractive index of the material of a prism by critical angle method.
Determine the refractive index of liquid using concave mirror.
Determine the focal length of a concave lens using a concave mirror.
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