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Class XI-3 Physics Motion in St. Line

Motion in a Straight Line

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Physics

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In physics how do we declare things are at rest or in motion? it is described in this lesson..

XI-3-1 Rest and Motion

In Physics we apply rules on point mass. what is point mass is explained in this lesson

XI-3-2 Point Mass in Motion

Classification of motion with reference to direction that is the meaning of One dimension two dimension and three dimension motion is explained in this lesson

XI-3-3 Dimensions of Motion

motion has been classified into different types based on the shape of the body and the type of motion, the direction of motion being made. this classification has been explained in this lesson

XI-3-4 Types of Motion

Very important time frame of reference in motion of bodies is discussed in this lesson

XI-3-5 Frame of Reference

In this lesson it is described that the quantities are two types scalars and vectors what is their definition and difference

XI-3-6 Scalar and Vectors

Fundamental quantities of distance and displacement in the motion are discussed in this lesson

XI-3-7 distance and displacement

The concept of time and with this we get introduction of quantities speed and velocity.

Phy-XI-3-8 speed and velocity intro.

during the travel between two points if we keep changing our speed then how do we quote our speed between these two points?  the answer is Average speed.  How it is calculated is explained in this lecture

Phy-XI-3-9 Average speed.

Two different calculations of speed instantaneous speed and relative speed of an object when the observer is also in motion is explained in this lesson

Phy-XI-3-10 instantaneous and relative speed.

Graph is a very important feature in knowledge of Physics and that is explained in this lesson

Phy-XI-3-11Graph

This lecture introduce a new quantity acceleration after the study of displacement and velocity

Phy-XI-3-12 Acceleration

Equations in kinematics. How these equations are derived and how these are used is explained in this lecture

Phy-XI-3-13 equations of motion

A brief lesson discussing how to put sign before value of a quantity in kinematics.

Phy-XI-3-14 sign convention

Acceleration due to gravity its sign convention and application are explained in this lesson.

Phy-X-3-15 acceleration due to gravity

Introduction of Calculus and differentiation process in calculus is discussed in this lecture

Phy-XI-3-18-Differentiation-intro

Significance of differentiation process in the field of geometry and in the field of Physics is described in this particular lesson

Phy-XI-3-19 Significance of differentiation

Different forms and rules for differentiation are discussed in this lecture

Phy-X-3-20 Differenciation theorems

In this lecture we are studying how to differentiate a quantity which is not a direct function of a variable but it is function of another function of that particular variable.

XI-3-21 Differentiation of functions

In this lesson we study the process of integration which is the branch of Calculus required in Physics.

XI-3-22 integration

Calculus is used to derive equations of kinematics that derivation is explained in this lecture

XI-3-25 Integration application.

In this lesson we study integration calculus formulas which are used in One dimension motion

XI-3-23 Integration methods

What are definite and indefinite integrals and how definite integrals are solved

Phy-XI-3-24 Definite integral

Numerical based on equations of accelerated motion and graphs are explained in this lesson

XI-3-16 numerical-1

More numericals on kinematics equations and their use in 2 steps

XI-3-17-Numerical-2

Numericals based on acceleration and graphs are explained in this lesson

XI-3-26 exercise-3

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The course 'Motion in a straight line' is for students studying in class 11 (Medical & Non Medical). This course is explained in Hindi language (only study terms are in English). It covers understanding 'Motion ', One-Dimensional motion or 1-d motion, solving problems of one-dimensional motion.

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This course is all about how to find unit and dimensions of a physical quantity and it is beneficial for class 11 students.

(Hindi) CBSE Class 11 Physics - Units and Dimensions

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(Hindi) Motion in a Straight Line (Kinematics-1) for Class 11

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Lessons

27 lessons • 4h 55m

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XI-3-1 Rest and Motion

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XI-3-2 Point Mass in Motion

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XI-3-3 Dimensions of Motion

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XI-3-4 Types of Motion

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XI-3-5 Frame of Reference

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XI-3-6 Scalar and Vectors

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XI-3-7 distance and displacement

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Phy-XI-3-8 speed and velocity intro.

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Phy-XI-3-9 Average speed.

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Phy-XI-3-10 instantaneous and relative speed.

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