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E 4 U! Matrices and Determinants A
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CHAPTER MOST IMPORTANT CONCEPTS(repeated) I
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● Multiplication of matrices E
Matrices and System of Equations C
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Determinants ● Properties of determinant L
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● Binomial Distribution E
A Probability C
● Classical D
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Sequences and ● AM-GM inequality Y
Series ● GP Problems
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● Laws or truth table M
● Negation L
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● Contrapositive I
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Relation E
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L Binomial Theorem ● Middle term & Greatest term L
● Questions on Properties Y
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● Argument & Conjugate N
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● Polar & Euler form E
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● Common roots
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● Sign & Range problems
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● Variance & Standard deviation L
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● Mean Deviation I
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● Height & Distance L
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● Continuity & Differentiability M
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● Implicit differentiation T
● Parametric differentiation N
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● Higher Order Derivatives E
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● Tangent Normal problems I
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● Vector Triple Product Y
● Projection
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Geometry - I ● Equation of tangent to Parabola L
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Geometry-II ● Hyperbola
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Hydrogen & s and p block 2 2 2 3 3 2 14 E
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16) States of matter/Solutions
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● Geometrical and stereoisomerism L
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Chemistry
Elimination reactions E1 and E2
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Aldehydes, Ketones
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● Clemmensen reduction and wolff-kishner reaction Y
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Amines Gabriel phthalimide and carbylamine reaction L
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Biomolecules ● Reactions of glucose and fructose D
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● Monomers and uses of some polymers like Y
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● Calculations based on concentration N
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● Calculation of radii of orbits
Atomic Structure L
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● Electromagnetic radiation Y
● Magnetic properties
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Coordination L
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Compounds I
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● Structure of complex compounds N
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● Type of unit cells and Bravais Lattice D
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States of ● Calculations involving radius and density
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Matter/Solid state ● The ideal gas equation
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A ● Periodicity in properties A
Periodic Table and I
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periodicity N
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● Anomalous behaviour E
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● VSEPR theory and related question L
● Calculation of bond order, bond length and bond L
L energy for molecules and ions
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Metallurgy ● Ores and minerals I
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● Structures of fluorides, oxides of xenon and L
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● Phosphorus pentachloride, phosphorus trichloride,
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Thermodynamics
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A Chemical ● Law of chemical equilibrium L
L Equilibrium/ Ionic ● Le Chatelier’s principle and henry’s law L
Equilibrium ● Acid, base and salts, common ion effect Y
● Buffer solution, pH scale
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Redox reaction/
● Conductance of electrolytic solutions and N
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Electrochemistry E
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● Kohlrausch’s Law A
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PHYSICAL MOST IMPORTANT I
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● Henry’s Law and Raoult’s Law L
A Solutions and A
● Deviation from Raoult’s law and azeotropes I
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● Calculation of molecular mass using colligative T
properties N
R properties I
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● Rate law and rate constant L
A Chemical Kinetics ● Half lives
L L
● Activation energy
● Effect of temperature on rate law equations Y
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Surface Chemistry ● Freundlich and langmuir adsorption isotherm N
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Electromagnetic Induction 1 2 1 4
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Capacitance 1 1 1 1 4 E
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Current Electricity 1 1 5
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Electrostatics 1 2 2 3 2 3 13 I
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Alternating Current 1 1 2 1 6
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Calorimetry & Thermal Expansion 2 2
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Rigid Body Dynamics 1 1 1 1 1 5 Y
Centre of Mass 1 2 1 4 41
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Rectilinear Motion 1 1 1 2 1 6 A
H Gravitation 1 3 1 3 1 12
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Unit & Dimension 2 3 1 1 1 8 N
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Elasticity & Viscosity 1 1 1 1 4 M
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Surface Tension 1 1 2 N
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Work, Power & Energy 1 1
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Newton’s Laws of Motion 2 1 3
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Projectile Motion 1 1 A
H Semiconductors 2 3 1 3 2 2 13
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Electromagnetic waves & N
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Modern Physics 3 4 1 4 2 2 16 L
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Wave Optics 1 1 1 1 1 5 D
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L Sound Waves 1 1 1 3 L
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String Waves 1 1 1 3
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RAY OPTICS N
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MODERN PHYSICS C
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GRAVITATION L
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SHM I
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ROTATIONAL MOTION N
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COM+COLLISION E
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FLUID MECHANICS D
W A
ELECTROSTATICS
A L
CAPACITANCE
L L
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WAVE OPTICS
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Motion in ● Equation of motion N
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1D ● Free fall-two bodies at the same time C
● Graphs M
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Motion in ● Projectile motion I
G T
2D ● vectors N
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A ● String -block and pulley-block. C
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W ● Apparent weight inside a lift A
● Equilibrium of a body L
A Laws of
● Coefficient of friction
L motion L
● Block on an inclined plane( most repeated)
● Block held stationary against a wall Y
● Problems are combined with rotational motion 45
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Work done in stretching
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Elasticity ● Problems from this section are generally combined with I
G T
thermal expansion, SHM, waves on a string and mechanics N
R I
● Bulk modulus E
A C
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W Thermal ● Thermal stress ( two rods fixed between rigid support then A
A expansion heated or cooled) L
L ● Relation among coefficients of expansion L
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CHAPTER MOST IMPORTANT CONCEPTS (Repeated) N
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● Calorimetry problems are similar as they all involve just M
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A equating heat lost to heat gained A
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● Effective thermal resistance of composite slab, concentric N
R Calorimetry I
cylinders or spheres. E
A & Heat C
● Temperature at the interface of two slabs, T shape, Y D
W Transfer A
shape or any other shape. L
A ● Stefan's law- power radiated by a body- radiant energy
L L
received on earth
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● Newton’s cooling
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● Vertical circle M
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A ● Work calculation when force and displacement are A
given in vector form I
G T
● Work done by spring force- N
Work, Power I
R ● spring -mass E
and Energy C
A ● Power D
and Collisions A
W ● Combined with collisons( Energy loss due to collision/
A L
final speed after collision)
L L
● Collision in 2D
Y
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CHAPTER MOST IMPORTANT CONCEPTS( repeated) I
A H
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● Body breaks into two parts during motion, velocity of E
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COM M
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G ● MOI of rigid body using theorem of perpendicular and T
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R COM & parallel axis I
● Torque and rotational equilibrium E
A Rotational C
motion ● Angular velocity and conservation of angular momentum D
W A
● Two discs placed on top of each other L
A ● Circular disk or cylinder as pulley, cylinder and rope
L L
● Rod pivoted at one end
● Rolling without slipping Y
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CHAPTER MOST IMPORTANT CONCEPTS( repeated) N
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● Gravitational potential energy M
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A ● Energy required to launch a satellite into a orbit + A
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G energy to move from one orbit to another+ orbital T
time period N
R I
Gravitation ● Escape velocity E
A C
● Variation of g with altitude and depth D
W A
● Graphs L
A ● Variable mass density problems
L L
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● Pressure due to two immiscible liquids C
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● Terminal velocity L
A A
● Excess pressure - soap bubble( work done to blow a I
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bubble) and water droplet N
R I
Fluid Mechanics ● Work done by surface tension E
A C
● Buoyant force D
W ● Equation of continuity and bernoulli's theorem A
A ● Velocity of efflux L
L ● Capillary rise L
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● Molar specific heats L
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Kinetic theory of ● Mixture of gases - ratio of Cp and Cv, calculation of I
G T
gases thermal energy, internal energy and total energy N
R I
● Degrees of freedom E
A C
● Mean free path D
W A
A L
L L
Y
52
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
I
N
E
C
● Calculation of work done or change in internal M
energy of system using first law of thermodynamics L
A A
for various processes I
G T
● Adiabatic process N
R I
● Work done and efficiency of cyclic process E
A Thermodynamics C
● Carnot engine D
W A
● Indicator diagrams
A L
○ ( representation of same process in different
L state variables)
L
Y
53
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
I
N
E
C
● Equation of SHM M
● Phase difference L
A A
● Spring-block system ( parallel and series combination) I
G SHM T
● Change in time period of pendulum with length and mass N
R I
● Time period when point of suspension accelerates( lift, E
A C
inclined plane and circular turn) D
W A
● Spring block rotation on a table
A L
L L
Y
54
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
I
N
E
C
● General equation of travelling wave M
● Tension in the string L
A A
● Interference of waves I
G String T
Waves ● Stationary waves N
R I
& ● Organ pipes and resonance column E
A C
Sound ● Intensity of wave D
W A
waves ● Doppler effect+beats
A L
● Pressure wave
L L
Y
55
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
I
N
E
● Charge configuration in equilibrium C
M
● Force between two charged conductors after contact L
A A
Electrostatic ● Field due to variable charge density I
G T
field (density as a function of r) N
R I
● Flux involving cube E
A C
● Field due to dipole D
W A
A L
L L
Y
56
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
I
N
E
● Work done in moving a charge between two points C
M
● Potential of concentric spherical shells L
A A
Electrostatic ● Graph of variation of potential and electric field with distance I
G T
potential ● Potential energy of system of charges N
R ● Motion of charged particle in an uniform electric field I
E
A C
D
W A
● Dielectric filled between capacitor plates L
A ● Equivalent capacitor
L L
Capacitance ● Energy stored in a capacitor
Y
● Charging and discharging
57
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
CHAPTER MOST IMPORTANT CONCEPTS (repeated) I
A H
N
● Equivalent resistance E
C
● Power and heating effect M
Current Electricity L
A
● Potentiometer and metre bridge A
● Combination of cells I
G T
N
R ● Lorentz force, circular motion of a charged particle in I
E
A magnetic field and helical motion C
Net magnetic field at a point due to current carrying D
W
● A
Moving charges conductors in various shapes L
A and magnetic ● Magnetic field of circular loops ( two loops arranged parallel
L effects of current and perpendicular to each other) L
● Solenoid and toroid Y
● Galvanometer
58
● Magnetic moment
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
I
A CHAPTER MOST IMPORTANT CONCEPTS (repeated) H
N
E
● Induced emf ( varying magnetic field, varying area, C
M
rotation of loop ) L
A A
Electromagnetic ● Motional emf I
G Induction and ● Mutual inductance and self induction T
N
R Alternating ● LCR circuit problems, Power factor I
E
A Current ● Phase difference C
D
W ● Resonant frequency A
A ● Efficiency of transformer L
L L
Y
59
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
CHAPTER MOST IMPORTANT CONCEPTS ( repeated) I
A H
N
● Inclined mirrors + number of images formed E
C
● Mirror equation M
● Lateral shift L
A A
● Apparent depth I
G T
● Relation between critical angle and refractive index ( fish N
R I
looking up through water surface E
A Minimum deviation and prism
C
Ray Optics ● D
W ● Lens makers formula +thin lens equation A
A ● Combination of lenses ( concave and convex lens separated by a L
L distance, plano concave and plano convex lens) L
● Velocity of image Y
● Lenses and glass slab ( shift in the position of images)
60
● Magnification of compound microscope and telescope
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
I
N
E
● Interference conditions, maximum and minimum intensity C
M
● Diffraction due to single slit ( angular direction of maxima L
A Wave A
or minima and central maxima width I
G Optics T
● Young's double slit experiment N
R ● Malus law
I
E
A C
D
W A
A L
L L
Y
61
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
I
N
E
De Broglie wavelength( sometimes combined with collision) C
● M
● Photoelectric effect -work function , threshold frequency, L
A Dual nature A
maximum velocity ( kinetic energy ) of ejected electrons, I
G of matter T
stopping potential N
R I
● graphs E
A C
D
W ● Energy required for electron excitation A
A
● Transition of electrons( diagram, frequency and wavelength of L
Atoms emitted radiation) L
L ● Radii and energy levels of possible orbitals for a given central Y
potential U(r)
62
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
I
N
E
Decay constant, half life
C
● M
● Binding energy L
A A
Nuclei ● Energy released due to fission I
G T
● Alpha and beta decay N
R I
E
A C
D
W A
A L
L L
Y
63
N
WORK M
E 4 U! A
H T
CHAPTER MOST IMPORTANT CONCEPTS (Most repeated I
A H
Topics) N
E
C
● Equation of electromagnetic wave M
EMW ● Relation between electric field component and magnetic field L
A A
component I
G T
● Force on charged particle due to electromagnetic wave N
R ● Energy density I
E
A C
● Concentration of electrons and holes D
W A
● Mobility of electrons
A ● Diodes circuit
L
L Semiconductors ● Band energy L
● Zener diode as voltage regulator Y
● Photo diode
64
● Logic gates + boolean expression + input and output signals

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