SYNOPSIS PHYSICS CLASS XI / SA PHYSICAL WORLD . Define Science, Scientific method, Physics - classical and quantum Technology ~ hypothesis ~ postulates ~ mode! . Fundamental forces in nature Gravitational Electromagnetic Strang nuclear Weak nucleus Forces forces: 3. Unification of forces. 4. Conservation laws ‘S2_UNITS AND MEASUREMENT. ~ tungamentat + ST units ~ why superior 7 Measurement of distances large & small |. Measurement of Mass & Time Accuracy and Precision Meacure of how close the What resolution the Measure value is to the true ‘quantity ts measured 5. Errors - systematic and random errors 6-Absolute error, Relative error and percentage errar. 7. combination of errors Sum /-aifference HW product / quotient 8. Significant figures 9. Rounding off the uncertain digits 10. Dimensions - fundamental > derive = applications ang limitations &3_ MOTION & STRAIGHT LINE Position - Reference point , frame of reference Displacement and Distance . Uniform and Non uniform motion - graph . Speed and Velocity . Average velocity, instantaneous velocity and the relative velocity . Uses of graphs . Acceleration and Retardation . Equation of Motion+ Limit . Differentiation » Meaning Basic formula on differentiation Differentiation of sum and difference . Applications of differentiation Integration meaning . Definite and Indefinite integrals Applications of Integration Definition Magnitude of a vector Addition / Subtraction of vectors Direction cosines of vector Resolution of a vector Product of two vectors a. dot product - evaluation - meaning — applications b. Cross product - meaning - evaluation - application Unit vector Null vector — properties ‘$4 MOTION IN A PLANE . Position vector and displacement . Velocity and acceleration Equation of motion in 2 co ordinates. Projectile motion — horizontal = Oblique Path of a projectile is a parabola Time of maximum height Maximum height Time of flight Range - Uniform circular motion — angular - velocity and angular acceleration = centripetal acceleration - relation between linear velocity and angular velocity - relation between linear acceleration and angular accelerationS3_LAWS OF MOTION . First law ~ statement - examples ~ “Significance ~ inertia - Momentum - examples . Second law ~ statement ~ examples = significance = derivation of F = ma - Impulse ~ unit ~ change in momentum, . Third law — statement - example =" significance law of conservation of momentum, - Equilibrium — concurrent forces - Friction - static = Kineve = Origin = Laws of friction - Circular motion <""Motion of a car on a level road = Banked road 6 WORK, ENERGY, POWER . Work - definition - unit - scalar product of force and displacement - positive ~ negative - zero - work with examples 2. Work done by a variable force 3. Energy - potential and kinetic 4. Work energy theorem £6 _WORK, ENERGY, POWER . Work ~ definition ~ unit - scalar product of force and displacement - positive - negative - zero - work with examples . Work done by a variable force . Energy ~ potential and kinetic . Work energy theorem . conservative and non conservative force . Laws of conservation of energy . Potential eneray of a spring . Forms of energy — heat, chemical, nuclear . Mass energy equivalence