NEWTON LAW OF MOTION in 110 Minutes || Full Chapter Revision || Class 11th JEE
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Newton's Laws of Motion outline the relationship between forces, acceleration, and momentum, emphasizing the importance of external forces for acceleration. Equilibrium questions involve balancing forces, applying principles like Hooke's law and gravitational force for accurate calculations and problem-solving in physics.
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- Newton's Laws of Motion explain how external forces affect acceleration and momentum in physics, emphasizing the balance between action and reaction forces.
- Equilibrium scenarios focus on balancing forces in all directions, with forces like tension, gravitational force, and normal force playing crucial roles.
- Understanding the application of pseudo forces in non-inertial frames is essential for accurate force calculations in accelerated scenarios.
- Analyzing relative motion and acceleration in scenarios involving multiple bodies requires equalizing acceleration components towards a common normal to ensure equilibrium.
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Recent questions
What is Newton's third law of motion?
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
What is the law of inertia?
A body at rest remains at rest.
How is acceleration calculated in Newton's second law?
Acceleration equals force divided by mass.
What is the significance of distinguishing action and reaction forces?
Action and reaction forces form pairs.
How are equilibrium questions approached in physics?
Equilibrium involves balancing forces in all directions.
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