laws of motion important questions for jee
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Today, we are going to cover the MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION from PHYSICS chapter LAWS OF MOTION for exams like CBSE board, NEET, JEE MAIN & JEE ADVANCE.
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Section | no of questions | Alloted Time | Type | Question level |
Type 1 | 10 | same | Mcq | Moderate |
Type 2 | 5 | same | Integer | Moderate |
Type 3 | 5 | same | Mcq | Tough |
Allotted time is same for all.
Quick recap
Distance
The length of total path covered by a body in any time.
Displacement
The minimum distance between the initial and final position of a body.
Speed
The distance covered by a moving body in unit time.
Average speed.
A= Total distance/ Total time.
Instantaneous speed.
The speed of the body at a given instant.
= ds/dt
Velocity
The change in position or displacement divided by the time interval
Relative velocity
If the object A and B moves with velocity va and vb relative to one coordinate system along a straight line in same direction line in same direction.
vba = vb - va
Acceleration
Rate of change of velocity
Equation for one dimension
(1). v= u + at
(2). s= ut + 1/2at2
(3). v2 =u2 +2as
Motion of body in two dimension
Projectile motion
When a body is thrown at a certain angle with horizontal, then the body moves in a curved path in vertical motion.
Trajectory
The path of the projectile motion
Time of flight T = 2usinθ/g
Horizontal range R = u2 sin2θ/g
Maximum height H = u2
sin2θ/2g
Centripetal acceleration
When a body executes uniform circular motion , thenits speed remains same but direction goes on changing, i.e., its velocity changes.
a = v2/r or a =ωr
Centrifugal force
The virtual force that balances the centripetal force in uniform circular motion.
Non-uniform circular motion
T - mgcosθ = mv2 /r
Total energy of stone while moving in circular motion is 5/2 rg.
Force
Pull or push or change in position.
Inertia
The virtue of a body due to which it tries to retain its state.
Newton's First law
Every body retains its state of test or state of motion, until an external force is applied on it.
Newton's Second law
The rate of change of linear momentum of the body is proportional to force applied and change takes place in direction of motion.
F = ma
Linear momentum
Product if mass and velocity
p = mv
Pseudo Force
To validate Newton's laws in non inertial frame of reference we have to apply a force mass times the acceleration and in opposite direction of the acceleration of the frame.
Newton's Third law
Ever action have equal and opposite reaction.
Impluse
Force applied for short time to produce a finite change in momentum.
Work
Work is said to be done by a force when the body is displaced in direction of applied force.
W = F.s
Kinetic energy
Energy of body by virtue of its motion
K = 1/2mv2
Work energy theorem
W = 1/2mv22 - 1/2mv12
Potential energy
The energy of a body by virtue of its position.
U = mgh
Law of conservation of energy
Energy neither be created nor be destroyed, but one form of energy can be converted into another form.
Power
Rate of doing work
P = Work/ time
Friction
When a body slides or rolls over another body or on a surface then a force opposing the motion acts between those surfaces of the body which are in contact.
Angle of friction tanθ = f =μN
Here, f is the limiting frictional force.
TIMER:
45min
TYPE 1
TYPE 2 NUMERICAL TYPE
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b.always radially inwards
c.radially outward initially and radially inward later
d.radially inward initially and radially outward later
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