CBSE NCERT Textbook For Class 11 Computer Science Python pdf

Click here for CBSE NCERT Textbook For Class 11 Computer Science Python PDF

 

 

 

ICSE REDUCED SYLLABUS FOR CLASS IX - Geography / Chemistry / Physics / Maths / HistoryCivics / Biology

Attached herewith is reduced syllabus for ICSE CLASS IX 

Pl read in this order- Geography / Chemistry / Physics / Maths / HistoryCivics / Biology

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Area and Perimeter Worksheet Problems pdf (with solutions) Class 6

Please find attached herewith Area and Perimeter Worksheet Problems pdf (with solutions).

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In this video, we find perimeter of Square/ Scalene Triangle/Equilateral Triangle/ Rectangle / Regular Pentagon/ Regular Hexagon. 

We start from basics and then solve word problems like fencing a field, distance run around a park, etc in this lecture. Click on the video to learn:

 how to find perimeter of a triangle 

how to find perimeter of a rectangle 

how to find perimeter of a square 

how to find perimeter of a hexagon 

how to find perimeter of a pentagon  

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Vehicle turning on unbanked curve | Maximum velocity around an unbanked curve | Derivation of v(max)= sqrt(μrg)

 In this video we discuss - Vehicle turning on a horizontal circular track. We understand how friction of the road contributes to the centripetal force.

We also derive the equation - v(max)= sqrt(μrg).

Basically we answer the below questions:

 *When a vehicle is taking a turn on horizontal road - the necessary centripetal force is provided by whom? 

*At what maximum speed can a car safely negotiate a horizontal unbanked turn?

 *What force causes centripetal acceleration of a car making a turn on a flat road? 

*What type of force is responsible for keeping a car from skidding while moving around an unbanked curve? 

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Wall of death I Well of death | Spinning Room Amusement Park Ride - Analysis/Notes

 

In this video we try to understand (a) motion of a car moving well of death or a man stuck to the wall of a rotating drum (that has no base) (b) horizontal and vertical forces acting on this man. (c) the concept of Normal force. Hope you find this useful. You may like to increase speed to 1.25X or 1.5X. Thanks for watching / pl share.

You can click on these to see live demos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdvxHETmbBc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4y7TbSHT2g

 

Click here for notes: Friction notes