1. Kinematics (Part I)
This is an all-inclusive set of 14 lessons (3 part series) in easy to download and print PDF format. Topics covered: 1. Position and displacement 2. Average velocity & speed 3. Instantaneous velocity 4. Instantaneous acceleration 5. Constant acceleration Who is this for- 1. Class 11 students 2. AP Physics students 3. Students preparing for competitive exams 4. Physics enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding 5. Teachers seeking additional resource material
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- By Vishesh Nigam
2. Kinematics (Part II)
This is an all-inclusive set of 14 lessons (3 part series) in easy to download and print PDF format. Topics covered: 1. Acceleration due to gravity 2. Velocity time graphs 3. Vector addition 4. Vector components and unit vectors 5. Vector dot product Who is this for- 1. Class 11 students 2. AP Physics students 3. Students preparing for competitive exams 4. Physics enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding 5. Teachers seeking additional resource material
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3. Kinematics (Part III)
This is an all-inclusive set of 14 lessons (3 part series) in easy to download and print PDF format. Topics covered: 1. Victor cross product 2. Position vector & displacement in 2 D 3. Acceleration in 2 D 4. Projectile motion and circular motion Who is this for- 1. Class 11 students 2. AP Physics students 3. Students preparing for competitive exams 4. Physics enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding 5. Teachers seeking additional resource material
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4. Newton's Laws of Motion (Part 1)
This is an all-inclusive set of 10 lessons (2 part series) in easy to download and print PDF format. Topics covered: 1. Newton's first law of motion 2. Newton's second law of motion 3. Types of forces 4. Free body diagrams 5. Inclined plane problems Who is this for- 1. Class 11 students 2. AP Physics students 3. Students preparing for competitive exams 4. Physics enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding 5. Teachers seeking additional resource material
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- By Vishesh Nigam
5. Newton's Laws of Motion (Part II)
This is an all-inclusive set of 10 lessons (2 part series) in easy to download and print PDF format. Topics covered: 1. Apparent weight in an elevator 2. Newton's third law of motion 3. Static and kinetic friction 4. Centripetal force and centripetal acceleration 5. Bank tracks Who is this for- 1. Class 11 students 2. AP Physics students 3. Students preparing for competitive exams 4. Physics enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding 5. Teachers seeking additional resource material
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Fast Physics - Quick Lessons in Under 60s
Learn physics in under 60 seconds with these short, impactful lessons on essential concepts
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Kinematics: Mastering Motion
Motion in One Dimension | Scalars and Vectors in Physics | Motion in Two Dimensions | Projectile Motion and Circular Motion
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Linear Momentum, Rotational Dynamics, Rolling & Torque
Explore the fundamentals of linear momentum, center of mass, and collisions through animated lessons designed for AP Physics and IIT JEE students. Key Topics Covered: 1. Impulse-momentum theorem and Newton’s second law for systems 2. Elastic and inelastic collisions, with real-life applications 3. Tsiolkovsky rocket equation and momentum conservation 4. Core concepts in rotational motion: torque, moment of inertia, angular momentum, and rolling motion What You’ll Gain: 1. Deep conceptual clarity 2. Step-by-step problem-solving 3. Visual summaries and engaging applications Ideal for students aiming to master momentum, collisions, and rotational dynamics for competitive exams.
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Newton's Laws of Motion and Types of Forces
The law of inertia | The law of acceleration | Newton's action and reaction pairs | Free body diagram | Apparent Weight in a Lift | Terminal Velocity | Centripetal Force | Centripetal Acceleration
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Work, Kinetic Energy and Power
Kinetic Energy, How to Calculate Work Done, Relationship between Work and Kinetic Energy, Work Done by a Constant Force, Potential Energy, Conservation of Energy
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