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    This document discusses several topics in physics including: 1. It describes vernier callipers and screw gauges which are tools used to measure lengths or thicknesses. 2. It discusses concepts in thermodynamics like isothermal and adiabatic processes as well as heat engines, refrigerators, and the Carnot heat engine. 3. It briefly mentions the formation of ice on ponds and behaviors of liquid and soap drops. 4. It also covers Stokes' law relating viscosity and terminal velocity, electric fields, forces on dielectric slabs, and capacitors with constant potential or charge.

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    This document discusses several topics in physics including: 1. It describes vernier callipers and screw gauges which are tools used to measure lengths or thicknesses. 2. It discusses concepts in thermodynamics like isothermal and adiabatic processes as well as heat engines, refrigerators, and the Carnot heat engine. 3. It briefly mentions the formation of ice on ponds and behaviors of liquid and soap drops. 4. It also covers Stokes' law relating viscosity and terminal velocity, electric fields, forces on dielectric slabs, and capacitors with constant potential or charge.

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    Physics All Topics

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    This document discusses several topics in physics including: 1. It describes vernier callipers and screw gauges which are tools used to measure lengths or thicknesses. 2. It discusses concepts in thermodynamics like isothermal and adiabatic processes as well as heat engines, refrigerators, and the Carnot heat engine. 3. It briefly mentions the formation of ice on ponds and behaviors of liquid and soap drops. 4. It also covers Stokes' law relating viscosity and terminal velocity, electric fields, forces on dielectric slabs, and capacitors with constant potential or charge.

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    JEE Main

    Quick Revision
    Vernier callipers
    Screw Gauge
    MEAN FREE PATH
    Isothermal process
    Adiabatic process
    HEAT ENGINE
    REFRIGERATOR OR HEAT - PUMP
    Carnot heat Engine
    FORMATION OF ICE ON PONDS
    Liquid drop Soap drop

    STOKE’S LAW
    Electric Filed
    Force on a dielectric slab

    When capacitor is kept at constant potential (Mathematical


    method)

    When capacitor has constant charge :


    Grouping of cells : Battery
    Curie temperature
    Height of transmitting Antenna
    The transmitted waves. travelling in a straight line.
    directly reach the received end and are then picked
    up by the receiving antenna as shown in figure.
    Q

    Due to finite curvat�e of the earth such waves cannot


    be seen beyond the tangent points Sand T.
    (R+hf = R 2 + d 2
    As R>>h, So h 2 + 2Rh = d2 ⇒ d = .J2Rh '- - S -c)
    Area cover:ed for 'TV transmissio11
    A= 11:d 2 = 2nRh
    Population covered=f-XJpulation density >area covered
    If height of receiving antenna is also given in the
    question then the maximum line of sight
    ✓ ✓
    d M � 2Rh T + 2Rh R
    ' .J ..$

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