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High School/JEE/NEET/IPhO Physics | 17-19 Yrs
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Basic Tools

Basics of Differentiation
Basics of Integration
Basics of Vectors
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Units and Dimensions

Mechanics

Motion in One Dimension
Motion in Two Dimensions
Relative Motion
Constrained Motion
Newton’s Laws of Motion
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Circular Motion
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System of Particles-II
Rigid Body Dynamics

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Simple Harmonic Motion
Waves Motion
Interference of Waves
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Properties of Matter

Fluid Statics
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Gravitation

Gravitational Field
Satellite Motion

Electrostatics

Electric Charges and Fields
Electric Potential and Dipole
Electric Flux and Gauss’s Law
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Electrostatic Energy and Electric Pressure
Capacitance

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Classical & Terrestrial Magnetism
Magnetic Properties of Materials
Alternating Current
Electromagnetic Waves

Optics

Geometrical Optics I - Reflection of Light
Geometrical Optics II - Refraction of Light
Geometrical Optics III - Thin Lenses
Dispersion of Light
Interference of Light
Diffraction of Light
Polarization of Light
Photometry
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Diffraction of Light

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Module - 1 Diffraction of Light

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Sir, what is the main reason behind different fringe width in diffraction&how the width of fringe is decided to be same or different in interference and diffraction Sir, how we determine the width of the fringe will be same or different in interference and diffraction and reason behind it ?

4 years ago by Abhinav Kumar

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in interference its said all fringes are of same intensity..but is it so? as the phase difference between the sources changes..the final intensity on screen changes...please explain

8 years ago by mayukh sengupta

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Dude... u are right... phase changes for different positions... but, remember?... intensity is related to cosine of phase change... these values are same and hence, intensities are same

7 years ago by Ratnajadit

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