Physics

For an object experiencing a certain amount of force, the stress-strain curve gives the relationship between the applied stress and deformation in the object; this is also known as Hooke’s law. Hooke’s law can mathematically be derived, which helps calculate the elasticity coefficient for different materials. The following article explains Hook’s law and why is

Vectors depict entities that have a magnitude and act in a specific direction. An arrow depicts them. The head of the arrow points in the direction in which the vector is acting. The length of the arrow is the magnitude of the vector. All vectors have points from which they begin and directions towards which

The topic of height and distance in physics holds tremendous importance. This topic is significant in competitive examinations. You can understand it better with the help of solved problems on height and distance. The problems of this topic usually revolve around the measurement of a building’s height. They could also involve finding the height of

Introduction: Projectile definition Projectile motion is the movement of an object launched or projected into the air and is only affected by gravity’s acceleration. The object is the projectile, and the path it follows is its trajectory.  The falling object motion is a one-dimensional projectile motion and doesn’t involve any horizontal movement. This section will

For One-Dimensional Kinematics, the motion of falling objects is a simple one-dimensional kind of projectile motion with no horizontal movement. The most significant thing to understand here is that movements along perpendicular axes are independent of one another and may therefore be evaluated individually. Because In this article, we will look at two-dimensional projectile motion, such

An off-branch of mathematics, combinatorics focuses solely on the study of countable and finite discrete objects. Combinatorics can also be used in statistical physics, computer science, and optimisation. While it is generally possible to count the number of outputs that may come out of an event by simply glancing at each possible outcome, this method

Introduction to Kinematics Graph Motion is depicted in kinematics graphs, including distance, time, speed, and acceleration. The graph’s bottom shows the passage of time. The vertical axis displays distance, speed, or acceleration. The distance is sometimes the overall distance travelled, and other times it is the distance from a fixed location.   Measuring the velocity

Addition and subtraction are the two main arithmetic operations which teach us how to add and subtract two or more mathematical values (integers, fraction, etc.). The other two basic mathematical operations are Multiplication and division. Addition is denoted by the plus sign (‘+’) and subtraction is denoted by the negative sign (‘-‘) (minus sign). Addition