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Fluids-XI

The physics of fluids is the basis of hydraulic engineering. A nuclear engineer might study the fluid flow in the hydraulic system of an aging nuclear reactor, while a medical engineer might study the blood flow in the arteries of an aging patient.

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Gravitation-XI

Some of the earliest investigations in physical science started with questions that people asked about the night sky. Why doesn’t the moon fall to earth? Why do the planets move across the sky? The study of gravitation provides the answers to these.

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Wave-XI

Ripples on a pond, musical sounds, seismic tremors triggered by an earthquake— all these are wave phenomena. Waves can occur whenever a system is disturbed and when the disturbance can travel, or propagate, from one region of the system to another.

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Simple Harmonic Motion-XI

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Rotational Dynamics-XI

One focus of physics is motion. However, so far we have examined only the motion of translation, in which an object moves along a straight or curved line. We now turn to the motion of rotation about fixed as well as moving axis.

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Impulse, Momentum And Collision-XI

There are many questions involving forces that cannot be answered by directly applying Newton’s second law. This course deals with an approach which uses two new concepts, momentum and impulse, and a new conservation law, conservation of momentum.