Class 11

Introduction: What is Projectile Motion? As the name suggests, projectile motion is the movement of an object that is launched into the air. Given the initial velocity and angle of projection, it is a problem that has been studied since ancient times. The solution is not obvious and can be approached in various ways. Galileo […]

The product rule is used to differentiate a function in Calculus. The product rule is employed when a function is the product of two or more functions. The derivatives of any two or more functions can be found using the Product Rule if the problems are a combination of two or more functions. D h(x)

A differential equation is an equation that has a function, such as F(x), and one or even more derivatives, such as dy/dx. The physical quantities are commonly represented by the functions of a differential equation, while the rate of change of the physical quantities is given by the derivatives. A differential equation is a mathematical

Measuring the motion of objects, from a ball to a steam train, is an important component of physics. Plotting an object’s position, velocity, acceleration, and other relevant data is part of this. The graphs of one type of motion can lead to graphs of other types of motion. The velocity-time graph, for example, is derived

Pascal’s Law and Its Applications Pascal’s Law stipulates that pressure applied to any part of a liquid in a container can be transferable without loss to other liquid components. Hydraulic jack, hydraulic brake, and hydraulic press are just a few of the applications under Pascal law. Pascal Law Formula Blaise Pascal put forward this law

In this article, we discuss the concept of the orbital velocity of a satellite. It basically refers to the amount of velocity required by a satellite to be launched into the orbit of a planetary system. We further discuss the formula by which you can calculate the velocity required by a satellite to be launched

Newton’s first law of motion outlines how objects behave when all external forces are equal and balanced. For instance, the first law of motion, commonly referred to as inertia, stipulates that if all forces acting on a body cancel each other, the object’s acceleration will be zero. When items are in equilibrium, they cannot accelerate

Newton’s First Law According to Newton’s first law of motion, if a body is stationary or moving at a consistent speed, it will continue to do so until an external force acts upon it. In classical Newtonian physics, there is no significant difference between rest and uniform motion in a straight line. Therefore, they can

Murphy’s law is a well-known aphorism that asserts, “Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.” Because of the historical context in which Murphy’s law arose, it is a well-known remark. Murphy’s law offers numerous examples and circumstances that are relevant to our daily lives. It simply says that if there are several ways to

Motion in a straight line The natural motion of an object travelling in a straight line is called linear motion. Newton’s First Law of Motion states that an item will continue in a straight line unless acted upon by an external force. Linear motion can also be defined as a body travelling in a straight