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2 Challenging Sets of Physics problems and Questions to test your preparation
3 Important Relationships between Circular Motion and Linear Motion Quantities
Work done by a force
Buoyancy – Definition, Buoyant Force, equation and Archimedes
Thermal Conductivity – Definition, Derivation, Dimension and Sample Values
Free Fall, Drag force & Terminal Velocity-What you must know
Equilibrium of a rigid body-conditions and physics
mechanics for high school students: a few posts
Kepler’s Third Law equation derivation-Time period of Satellite revolution
Friction definition
Generator Effect and Motor Effect – introduction In one of the earlier posts, we discussed on Fleming’s left hand rule and Fleming’s right hand rule. There we mentioned about the Generator Effect and Motor Effect. The Left hand rule tells us about the direction of force on the current carrying conductor due to the influence
Electromagnetics: Fleming’s Left hand Rule, Right Hand Rule, Maxwell’s Right hand grip rule Electromagnetic Force manifests itself in 2 avatars, Electricity and Magnetism. Electromagnetism is a branch of physics that describes the interactions of electricity and magnetism. A magnetic field is created by a moving charges i.e. electric current. Again a magnetic field can induce movement of charges
