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Newton's Laws of Motion
Forces-of-Nature
Duration: 7.38 Min
 
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Force-can-Change-the-State-of-Motion
Duration: 5.53 Min
 
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Balanced-and-Unbalanced-Forces
Duration: 9.38 Min
 
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Newtons-Laws-of-Motion
Duration: 11.28 Min
 
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Free-Body-Diagram
Duration: 2.59 Min
 
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Normal-Reaction
Duration: 9.33 Min
 
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Tension-in-String
Duration: 12.28 Min
 
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Applications-of-Newtons-Second-Law
Duration: 13.43 Min
 
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Solved-Example-1
Duration: 3.19 Min
 
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Solved-Example-2
Module - 10 Solved Example-2
Duration: 4.00 Min
 
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Solved-Example-3
Module - 11 Solved Example-3
Duration: 5.12 Min
 
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Solved-Example-4
Module - 12 Solved Example-4
Duration: 5.15 Min
 
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Solved-Example-5
Module - 13 Solved Example-5
Duration: 3.33 Min
 
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Concept-of-Weighing-Machine
Duration: 13.06 Min
 
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Spring-Force
Module - 15 Spring Force
Duration: 11.00 Min
 
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Concept-of-Spring-Balance
Duration: 10.00 Min
 
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Concept-of-Pseudo-Force
Duration: 16.24 Min
 
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Solved-Example-6
Module - 18 Solved Example-6
Duration: 4.50 Min
 
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Solved-Example-7
Module - 19 Solved Example-7
Duration: 5.26 Min
 
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Solved-Example-8
Module - 20 Solved Example-8
Duration: 3.48 Min
 
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Solved-Example-9
Module - 21 Solved Example-9
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Solved-Example-10
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  1.  
    2. Sir, in first question, in the FBD of block of mass M1 you drew the components of N3 (N3costheta and N3sintheta) as well the whole N3 itself and same in M2 (the rod). Is it compulsory to draw all three of them together or we can draw only the components of the force N3? This is because if I add N3costheta and N3sintheta I will get twice of N3. Kindly answer sir.
    3 years ago by Avinash Kashyap Jha

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    3. Sir, you said that tension always acts away from point of contact of string, then the tension developed in the string due to the force applied by the boy should be away from the direction of applied force. Why do you think the tension in the string is along the direction of applied force?
    3 years ago by Lucky Singh

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    4. sir please help me, currently I am completely dependent on your lectures for physics as I am preparing for IIT JEE but i also want to read a textbook which book should I prefer between NCERT or HC VERMA for reading purpose.
    4 years ago by Rohan yadav
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    Both the books are a must,Ncert builds your basic level(for which sir's lectures are also sufficient)then the theory pirtion can be read from hc verma which is concise and straightforward.For problem practice do the questions of Hc verma ,ncert ,sir's books and the solved examples and mcq tests on website.Hope it helps!
    4 years ago by Dakshesh Prasad
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    if youre studying for jee main, then sir lectures plus ncert plus hc verma and dc pandey is enough but if you want t clear advanced then you are wasting time now , you should go to coaching as there its actually harder in fact of a new level . solve the previous year papres
    4 years ago by
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    also for advanced you will needirodov or pathfinder level of books
    4 years ago by

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    5. sir,why we do not use principle of superposition in case of normal reaction force?
    4 years ago by BIBEK CHAUDHARY

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    6. Hello sir why forces are not transferred from one body to anthoer
    4 years ago by

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    7. Sir Why aren't you saying it Normal Action instead of Normal Reaction??
    5 years ago by J Mahender

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    8. How did u found out the angle as theta
    6 years ago by Dharini

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    9. Sir, how do we come to know which component to mark as N3sin() and N3cos(). Do we always mark horizontal component as N3sin()????
    6 years ago by Christina Pereira

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    10. sir how that angle is taken thita?
    7 years ago by Ved Singh

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    11. sir why normal force and weight are not considered to be action-reaction pair?
    8 years ago by R Rohit
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    action reaction force always act on different bodies but here we talking about single body and all the forces that acting on it only
    8 years ago by Harpreet Kaur
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    AND ONE MORE REASON FOR ACTION- REACTION PAIR FORCES MUST BE OF SAME KIND. MG AND N ARE TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF FORCES ONE IS GRAVITAIONAL FORCE AND OTHER IS CONTACT FORCE.
    6 years ago by RAHUL KUNTAL

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    12. do you have any site for chemistry which provides free videos like this site??????
    8 years ago by Tanay Gawade
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    yes there are so many what i recommend you(that i use personaly) is www.ilectureonline.com and for organic chemistry you can check ajnish guptas you tube channel
    8 years ago by Harpreet Kaur

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