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  2. sir how many components are there in 2D motion
    6 months ago by

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  4. nice
    9 months ago by Arhant Shahare

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  6. can possible to upload pdf file of videos lecture sir
    1 years ago by Ashish Ranjan

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    1 years ago by

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  10. sir ye physics galaxy ki 2011 ki videos hai syllabus me yaa phir topic me kuch change thodi hoga
    1 years ago by

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  12. Thank you so much sir.. Crystal clear concept !
    3 years ago by

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  14. Does unit vector always give direction. (NEET aspirant...)
    3 years ago by

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  16. why angle taken here is cos and not tan please reply
    3 years ago by

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  18. what to do if we want to send a photo doubt
    4 years ago by Atharva Mahajan

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  20. what is I cap and j cap
    4 years ago by Atharva Mahajan
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    these are vectors which represent x-axis and y-axis respectively
    3 years ago by Manu Agarwal

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  22. please improve your video quality
    4 years ago by

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  24. A ball is thrown from a point O aiming at an angle 30 degree with the horizontal so that the ball hits the target at B but the ball hits at point A, a vertical distance h below B.If the initial velocity of the ball is 20 m/s and the horizontal distance between O and C is 10m.Find the value of h. (a) g/6 (b) g/10 (c)g/3 (d)g/12
    4 years ago by Soumyadeep Bhuniya

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  26. in this question if velocity became 10 m/ s then ball will go into the goal post or not
    4 years ago by sarika mundel

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  28. Could not understand the last step of finding the angle..kindly re-explain again
    4 years ago by

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  30. why did you take -gcos@ in this case? while earlier it was g in every case ?
    5 years ago by Rahul Rakesh

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  32. sir advance illustration and all theoritical video lectures is enough for jee main 500 rank holders??
    5 years ago by srinjay ayan
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    yes but you need practice from books also... first make sure you are confident with each and every question of HC Verma(including short answers and mcqs) then go for DC Pandey and IE Irodov. After this you can go for FIITJEE grand masters package. This will enough to fetch you a 2 digit or even 1 digit rank....but make sure you focus on maths and chemistry also. All the best!
    5 years ago by Tigmanshu Anand

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  34. Why arent you adding constant of integration?
    5 years ago by Avanish Patil

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  36. Sir why do you take t1= 2- (root 2) and not 2 (root 2)?
    5 years ago by Sakthi Vel

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  38. Sir why did you take tita=cos^-1(a.b) Is there any formula that to find angle between velocity vector and acceleration vector we should take tita=cos^-1(a.b)
    5 years ago by Gokkul
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    example u take sin65 so theta = sin^-1(65)
    5 years ago by Advik Nandakumar

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  40. sir i could not solve few questions of QuSet 1 . plese suggest where to get their solutions ?
    5 years ago by Suraj Kumar Behera
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    me too
    5 years ago by Jambu Ganesh

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  42. Sir how to find the ratio of distances travelled by a mass in each successive collision on an inclined plane with e as coefficient of restitution?
    5 years ago by Mitesh Katariya

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  44. without solution these Quset are waste of time
    5 years ago by utkarsh pal

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  46. A man is standing on a railroad car travelling with a constant speed of 10 metre per second he wishes to throw a ball through a stationery basket above the height of his hand in such a manner that the ball will move for horizontally as it passes through the stationary basket he throws the ball with a speed of 20 metre per second with respect to himself what must be the vertical component of the initial velocity of the ball also find angle of projection with horizontal
    5 years ago by Mohammed Asif Zia

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  48. A grasshopper on has maximum velocity u. It is in a cubical box of side h.at what minimum angle should the box be turned so that the grasshopper comes out of the box?
    5 years ago by Soham

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  50. sir how you eliminate the t from f1 and f2 please explain
    5 years ago by Rajesh kumar yadav

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  52. In a projectile motion the velocity (a)is always perpendicular to the acceleration. (b)is never perpendicular to the acceleration. (c)is perpendicular to the acceleration for one instant only. (d)is perpendicular to the acceleration for two instants.
    6 years ago by Ankit raj

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  54. if we suppose that there is no gravity and i throw a ball upward with some vertical and horizontal speed then will it travel at the same speed forever unless we apply it some external force?
    6 years ago by Yogesh Kukreja
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    yup.
    5 years ago by Aatreya Kapoor

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  56. sir please give us solution of question sets
    6 years ago by prakhar gupta
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    3 years since you posted this but still not solutions available
    2 years ago by

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  58. sir can you please tell me the answer of this question... A particle starts at t=0 from origin along x-axis and its velocity is given by v= t^3 -6t^2 11t -6 . Positive direction of x axis is considered as positive direction in the scaling of velocity. Total distance covered by the particle with negative velocity is... (A) 3/2 (B)2 (C)5/2 (D)3
    6 years ago by Kumud Singh

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  60. sir can you please tell me the answer of this question.. A particle starts at t=0 from origin along x-axis and its velocity is given by v= t^3 -6t^2 11t -6 . Position direction of x axis is considered as ve direction in the scaling of velocity. Total distance covered by the particle with negative velocity is... (A) 3/2 (B)2 (C) 5/2 (D)3
    6 years ago by Kumud Singh

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  62. Sir where can i get solutions of qu sets
    6 years ago by Aditya meena

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  64. Sir but I try question form dc pandey why I can not do sir I try but question solutions are different in dc pandey I can not understand please help me Sir
    6 years ago by Gourav solanki

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  66. it would nice if we get solns for quesets
    6 years ago by S Anirudh
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    Yes
    2 years ago by

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  68. Sir, simply we can find Range right? it is missing by attaining 40m.
    6 years ago by Ravi Teja

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  70. Sir, we have considered that path just as an example, how can all have the path which can be of right angled triangle and apply pythogoras theorem??
    6 years ago by Ravi Teja
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    We are drawing tangent to the point and form right angled triangle with dx and dy as side length.
    5 years ago by Arunkumar DURAISAMY

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  72. your videos are very helpfull for us thank you so much sir.please provide solutions for quesets
    6 years ago by

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  74. Sir if we use formula for finding the range we get range as 20 m and hence we can directly say that as goal post is 25 m away the ball doesn't score a goal ?
    7 years ago by Harmeet Singh

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  76. Sir if we use formula for finding the range we get range as 20 m and hence we can directly say that as goal post is 25 m away the ball doesn't score a goal ?
    7 years ago by Harmeet Singh

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  78. Sir if we use formula for finding the range we get range as 20 m and hence we can directly say that as goal post is 25 m away the ball doesn't score a goal ?
    7 years ago by Harmeet Singh

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  80. What is the maximum angle at which a projectile can be thrown from ground level such that its velocity is always directed away from the thrower?
    7 years ago by Anurag Panda

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  82. Sirbut the boy may able to catch the ball before that time by considering his height...isn't it???
    7 years ago by Shah Darshan Jagdishbhai

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  84. Sir it would be really helpful if you could provide solutions of quesets.
    7 years ago by Udit Gupta

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  86. An aeroplane moving horizontally with a speed of 180 km/hr drops a food packet while flying at height of 490m the horizontal range of packet is ???
    7 years ago by roma yadav
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    Converting The speed of the aeroplane into m/s by multiplying them with 18/5. we Get 180 * 18/5 = 648 horizontal velocity is 648m/s The height of the aeroplane from the ground is 490m. (i.e 490 = 1/2 *g *(t*t)) 490=1/2*10*(t*t) we get t=root over 98 the distance travelled horizontally in root over 98 second is = root over 98 * 648 (i.e the horizontal range)
    7 years ago by dhanush tummala

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  88. QuSet-2 problem 8... why do we take T'=2usin0/(g+ g/10)=10/11 (T) instead of using the equations... (a) on ascent... 0=usin0 +(-g -g/10)t1 and (b) on descent -usin0=0+(-g+g/10)t2 as it always opposes velocity?
    7 years ago by PSai Krishna Kvmb
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    Yes... first equation you've written is wrong... other equations you've written are used for approximate calculations...
    7 years ago by Physics Galaxy

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  90. why the vector is transfere to unit vector ? can we take directly to calculate the dot product between velocity and acceleration vectors ?
    7 years ago by Rohith V
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    yes you can do it also... but to save time we first calculated the unit vectors and then found the angle between these... in many cases this method will help however here solution length will be same...
    7 years ago by Physics Galaxy

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  92. sir how we will come to know that we have to use the eq of trajectory?
    7 years ago by piyush gera

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  94. sir is there any problem with quset unable to submit answers. please fix this as fast!
    7 years ago by Varun V

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  96. sir pls make a better theory
    8 years ago by pulkit vaish
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    dumbass this is the best
    5 years ago by jayesh sawant

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  98. why R will be max for dR/da(alpha) equal 2 zero
    8 years ago by johnsen
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    it is the concept of maxima when r will be max its slope will be zero i.e. slope=dr/da which is equal to zero
    7 years ago by piyush gera

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  100. sir in the problem u can take t=2usin^divided by g but why u have taken only 2u divided by g
    8 years ago by surya
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    Bro Sir has taken 2uy not 2u an uy = usin (alpha) .
    7 years ago by Md Zuhair

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  102. What will be its direction ?
    8 years ago by phani kumar burlu

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  104. a stone is thrown with velocity u and at some instant its velocity v get perpendicular to direction of initial velocity find velocity v
    8 years ago by bhuvaan
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    ucot(0) its not zero its theeta (angle of projection)
    6 years ago by S Anirudh

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  106. 8 years ago by Tanay Gawade
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  108. 8 years ago by Tanay Gawade
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  110. Why when finding displacement in y direction uy into t has not been used instead 1/2 gt square has been used?
    8 years ago by Ritwik Jha
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    Because initial velocity in y direction is zero as particle is thrown horizontally
    8 years ago by Naman Yadav

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  112. Can we can also find its answer buy Vy/Vx as its in tan* * angle between them...?
    8 years ago by VAIBHAV GUPTA
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    Vy/Vx will give the direction of velocity vector with x axis
    8 years ago by Shiv Gupta
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    you can also first find velocity vector,then find acceleration vector and then find the angle between them by using theta=a.b/mod a . mod b
    6 years ago by ashmik harinkhede

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  114. sir in this question why we find trajectory we can simply calculate maximum height attain by ball h=u^sin^@/2g
    9 years ago by ahaan
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    it could be lengthy
    8 years ago by Tanay Gawade

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  116. The answer is not 10 root 29 but 100 root 29
    9 years ago by Shantanu Roy
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    100 root 29
    9 years ago by BALAJI
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    100 root29
    9 years ago by BALAJI
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    100root29
    9 years ago by RITIK ASHUTOSH BOMPILWAR
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    3 years ago by Nitin Choudhary

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  118. a particle P is projected from fixed point A on the ground with a fixed velocity u. another particle Q IS also to be projected from a point B directly above A the trajectory of Q touches all possible trajectory of P in x-y plane .find the equation of trajectory of Q
    9 years ago by akash mahajan

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  120. both particles are projected simultaneously .After t=10 root 3 their separation was minimum and found to be 70 cm. then find AB and height of A and Bfrom ground?
    9 years ago by apoorv upadhyay
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    is this all data that is available
    9 years ago by Neo

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  122. How is displacement is equal to the average velocity times time ?
    9 years ago by akshay
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    average velocity is the ratio of total displacement to time taken...
    9 years ago by Physics Galaxy

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