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

Motion in One Dimension
Introduction
Module - 1 Introduction
Duration: 13.56 Min
 
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Instantaneous-Velocity
Duration: 5.23 Min
 
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Solved-Example-1
Duration: 2.26 Min
 
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Solved-Example-2
Duration: 2.33 Min
 
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Acceleration
Module - 5 Acceleration
Duration: 10.41 Min
 
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Solved-Example-3
Duration: 3.38 Min
 
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Solved-Example-4
Duration: 3.51 Min
 
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Solved-Example-5
Duration: 4.12 Min
 
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Cases-of-Uniform-Acceleration
Duration: 11.18 Min
 
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Solved-Example-6
Module - 10 Solved Example-6
Duration: 3.11 Min
 
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Solved-Example-7
Module - 11 Solved Example-7
Duration: 4.41 Min
 
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Solved-Example-8
Module - 12 Solved Example-8
Duration: 2.29 Min
 
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Solved-Example-9
Module - 13 Solved Example-9
Duration: 2.24 Min
 
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Free-Fall-Motion
Module - 14 Free Fall Motion
Duration: 6.03 Min
 
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Solved-Example-10
Duration: 2.25 Min
 
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Concept-of-Relative-Motion
Duration: 10.24 Min
 
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Solved-Example-11
Duration: 3.38 Min
 
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Solved-Example-12
Duration: 5.01 Min
 
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Graphical-Analysis-of-Motion
Duration: 17.11 Min
 
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Displacement-Time-Graphs
Duration: 14.05 Min
 
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Velocity-Time-Graphs
Duration: 13.43 Min
 
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Acceleration-Time-Graphs
Duration: 5.25 Min
 
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    3. In example 1 why we Take same G In Upword Or Downword Direction
    3 years ago by Zaid Yousuf

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    4. Sir, In the car example, why we take acc. of A w.r.t B = -(aA aB). according to me it should be aA aB
    3 years ago by

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    5. sir how can the relative accelerationof car A w.r.to carB can be negative of the sum of the acceleration of carA and carB.please explain me.
    5 years ago by BAMDEV BHATT

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    6. In a question in this video when two boys throw a ball in opposite direction one boy is throwing ball upward so why g is not taken negative.
    6 years ago by Ajay Kumbhar
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    g is taken as -ve .....see acceleration of a two bodies moving towards each other is their sum of acceleration.As the acceleration of the ball thrown up is -g.....g (-g)=g-g...
    5 years ago by Goutham K

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    7. May u plse solve the last question of the video module 16 ..Mod....Without using relative motion concept. .plse
    6 years ago by Anjani Nandan Anjani Nandan

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    8. cant we solve the collision question wrt ground frame .....adding the distances travelled by each car and applying the condition it shd be less than" d"???
    7 years ago by S Anirudh

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    9. In first example, you have stated that ball at bottom to be rest, then how we are using relative velocity concept here?
    7 years ago by Ravi Teja

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    10. A has negative acceleration so we have to add two acceleration.Explain why to subtract?
    7 years ago by Aditya

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    11. IN the Collision question.AS acceleration of A and B are in Opposite directions the Shouldn't the Relative acceleration be A-B?? please Explain how it is -(A+B)
    8 years ago by Sabaresh Sabaresh
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    As their acceleration are in opposite direction relative acceleration will be sum of the two...
    8 years ago by Physics Galaxy

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    12. Sir there is a mistake in the problem of collision of two balls because the lower ball will not remain in air till 4 seconds!!!!!
    9 years ago by Ankit Kumar
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    Yes that's true!
    9 years ago by Harsh Gupta
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    That is why are reverting and adding it's velocity as your reference is the lower ball.
    8 years ago by Sudarshana Ghosh
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    So what.They can collide at ground also.check the time for B to coming to the ground...
    7 years ago by Shah Darshan Jagdishbhai
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    Sorry friends...i had made a mistake...B is not taking 4sec.
    7 years ago by Shah Darshan Jagdishbhai

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    13. Sir in this video you have calculated the time when the balls will collide i.e. t=4s but if we see the time of flight of ball A it comes out to be 2u/g i.e. t=1s then how can they collide at t=4s
    9 years ago by Saurabh

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    14. Sir in this video you have calculated the time when the balls will collide i.e. t=4s but if we see the time of flight of ball A it comes out to be 2u/g i.e. t=1s then how can they collide at t=4s
    9 years ago by Saurabh

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    15. Sir in this video you have first taken A to be at rest so why did you added the velocities of both A and B while taking relative velocity of B with respect to A because you have considered B to be at rest?
    9 years ago by Yash Selot
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    As we are calculating vel of B with respect to A or as observed in the frame of A, we need to add velocities as these are in opposite direction and as seen by A vel of B will be vA + vB
    9 years ago by Physics Galaxy

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