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(Hindi) IIT JEE: Study of Fluid at Rest (Fluid Statics or Hydrostatics)

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This is the overview of the topic, where we are trying to understand the sequence and outline of the topic

Overview (in Hindi)

In this lesson we have tried to understand the shear force and how it helps solids to retain their shape and how its absence in fluid make them flow easily. Apart from that we have tried to understand pressure in general and in liquid also.

Lesson 1:- Shear Force and Pressure (in Hindi)

In this lesson  first of all density, relative density, specific gravity have been discussed. After that, it has been tried to explain that why in a  liquid, equal pressure is  exerted from all the directions, at a point. At last, pressure variation has been discussed.

Lesson 2:----density, Pressure at a Point (a Form of Pascal's Law) and Pressure Variation (in Hindi)

In this lesson, first of all two examples of pressure variation have been discussed. After that, Hydrostatic Paradox has been discussed. At last, atmospheric pressure and it's measurement using barometer has been discussed.

Lesson 3:-- [Examples, Hydrostatics Paradox, Atmospheric Pressure and Its Measurement] (in Hindi)

In this lesson, first of all one more unit of pressure, named 1torr, is discussed with the help of an example. After that, Manometer has been discussed which measures gauge pressure. Then, Pascal's law for pressure transmission and it's application (hydraulic lift) has been discussed.

Manometer, Pascal's Law of Pressure Transmission and Its Application (Hydraulic Lift) (in Hindi)

In this lesson force due to liquid pressure has been calculated for rectangular wall and that result has been generalized for any other shape. After that, torque  and effective point of application of force, due pressure force has been calculated. At last, an example has been discussed  to make understanding even better.

Lesson 5 :-- Force and Torque Due to Pressure Force (in Hindi)

In this lesson the variation of pressure in uniformly accelerated liquid has been discussed. The discussion has been divided into 3 cases which are acceleration along vertical direction, acceleration along horizontal and rotation of liquid(lesson 7).These results are different from the pressure variation in static liquid.

Lesson 6:-- Pressure Variation in Uniformly Accelerated Fluid (in Hindi)

This lesson is the continuation to the previous lesson. Here, the last case of pressure variation in uniformly accelerated liquid has been discussed in which liquid rotates with constant angular velocity.

Lessson 7:-- the Pressure Variation in Uniformly Accelerated Liquid (in Hindi)

In this lesson Archimedes Principle has been discussed and proved and to get the better understanding two examples have also been discussed based on this principle.

Lesson 8:-- Archimedes Principle (in Hindi)

In this lesson the condition for floatation  of an object has been discussed. After that the nature of equilibrium for floating body has been discussed. At last one example of floatation has been discussed.

Lesson 9:-- Condition for Floating and Equilibrium of Floating Object (in Hindi)

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Overview (in Hindi)

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Lesson 1:- Shear Force and Pressure (in Hindi)

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Lesson 2:----density, Pressure at a Point (a Form of Pascal's Law) and Pressure Variation (in Hindi)

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Lesson 3:-- [Examples, Hydrostatics Paradox, Atmospheric Pressure and Its Measurement] (in Hindi)

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Manometer, Pascal's Law of Pressure Transmission and Its Application (Hydraulic Lift) (in Hindi)

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Lesson 5 :-- Force and Torque Due to Pressure Force (in Hindi)

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Lesson 6:-- Pressure Variation in Uniformly Accelerated Fluid (in Hindi)

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Lessson 7:-- the Pressure Variation in Uniformly Accelerated Liquid (in Hindi)

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Lesson 8:-- Archimedes Principle (in Hindi)

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Lesson 9:-- Condition for Floating and Equilibrium of Floating Object (in Hindi)