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9287/6 FIRST FLOOR GALI NO.6, CLASS : xIth

MULTANI DHANDA, PAHARGANJ, NEW DELHI 110055 SUBJECT : PHYSICS
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

CHAPTER - 1( UNITS AND
MEASUREMENTS )
1. Example 1.5
2. Statement of principle of homogeneity
of dimensions.
3. Counting number of significant
figures in an observation.
4. Example 1.1 , 1.2 , 1.3 and 1.4
CHAPTER – 2 ( MOTION IN A
STRAIGHT LINE )
1. Derivation of equations for uniformly
accelerated motion by calculus and
graphical method.
2. Example 2.3
3. Example 2.1
4. Numericals based on slope of x-t and
v-t graph ( done in class notes ).
5. Numericals based on area under
distance-time and displacement-time
graph. ( done in class notes )
6. All the graphs done in class notes.
7. Example 2.5 , 2.6 and 2.7
CHAPTER - 3( MOTION IN A
PLANE )
1. Derivation of centripetal acceleration.
2. Projectile with a given angle of
projection with horizontal ( expression
for time of flight , time taken to reach
maximum height , maximum height ,
horizontal range , equation of trajectory )
3. Projectile from a given height
( expression of time of flight and
horizontal range ).
4. Example 3.2
5. Example 3.9
6. Example 3.7
7. Example 3.6
8. Example 3.1
9. Example 3.8
10. Example 3.4
11. Example 3.5
12. Example 3.3
CHAPTER-4( LAWS OF
MOOTION )
1. Expression for vmax on a banked road
and need of banking.
2. Show that Newton’s second law is a
real law.
3. Laws of static , limiting and kinetic
friction.
4. Why is it easier to pull a lawn roller
rather than pushing ?
5. Expression for angle of friction and
angle of repose.
6. Example 4.4
7. Example 4.7
8. Example 4.10
9. Example 4.12 , 4.9 , 4.8 , 4.6 , 4.5 ,
4.2 and 4.3
CHAPTER – 5 ( WORK
ENERGY AND POWER )
1. Statement and proof of work energy
theorem for a variable force.
2. Show that total mechanical energy of
a freely falling body remains constant.
3. Show that there is loss of kinetic
energy in inelastic collision.
4. Expression for velocity of two bodies
after elastic collision.
5. Expression for potential energy stored
in a spring.
6. Difference between conservative and
non-conservative forces.
7. Example 5.2
8. Example 5.7
9. Example 5.10
10. Show that spring force is a
conservative force.
11. Force vs displacement graph for
spring force.
12. Potential energy and kinetic energy
versus displacement graph for a spring.
13. Example 5.8
14. Example 5.1 , 5.3 , 5.4 , 5.5 , 5.6 and
5.12
CHAPTER – 6( SYSTEM OF
PARTICLES AND
ROTATIONAL MOTION )
1. Using the expression for power and
kinetic energy of rotational motion
derive the relation 𝜏 = I𝛼.
2. Definition of centre of mass and
couple.
3. Reasoning questions on practical
applications of law of conservation of
angular momentum.
4. Show that dL/dt = 𝜏.
5. Example 6.3
6. Example 6.6
7. Example 6.7
8. Example 6.11
9. Example 6.1
10. Example 6.12
11. Example 6.2 , 6.5 , 6.8 , 6.9 and 6.10
CHAPTER–7 (GRAVITATION )
1. Derivation of escape speed.
2. Expression of variation g with height.
3. Expression of variation of g with
depth.
4. Expression for orbital velocity and
time period of a satellite.
5. Expression for kinetic , potential and
total energy of a satellite and relation
among them.
6. Expression for gravitational potential
energy.
7. Statement of Kepler’s laws.
8. Explanation of Kepler’s second law.
9. Newton’s law of gravitation.
10. Example 7.1 , 7.2 , 7.3 and 7.4
CHAPTER – 8 ( MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES OF SOLIDS )
1. Statement of Hooke’s law.
2. Stress versus strain graph for a
metallic wire.
3. Elastic energy stored in a stretched
wire.
4. Example 8.5
5. Example 8.4
6. Definition of elastomers, its example
and its stress versus strain graph.
7. Definitions of different modulus of
elasticity.
8. Exercise 8.4
9. Example 8.1 , 8.2 and 8.3
CHAPTER – 9 ( MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES OF FLUIDS )
1. Statement and proof of Bernoulli’s
Principle.
2. Statement of Pascal’s law , its
applications and proof.
3. Expression of capillary rise.
4. Expression for excess pressure inside
a bubble and a drop.
5. Statement of stokes law and terminal
velocity and derivation of terminal
velocity.
6. Statement and proof of Torricelli’s
law.
7. Statement of dynamic lift and magnus
effect.
8. Exercise 10.1 , 10.2 , 10.3 and 10.4
9. Example 9.5
10. Example 9.6
11. Example 9.4
12. Properties of streamlines.
13. Example 9.1 , 9.2 , 9.3 , 9.7 , 9.8 and
9.9
CHAPTER – 10 ( THERMAL
PROPERTIES OF MATTER )
1. Statement of Wien’s displacement law
and its applications.
2. Difference between conduction ,
convection and radiation.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
3. Relation between 𝛼 , 𝛽 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝛾 and
their definitions and SI unit.
4. Definitions of heat capacity , specific
heat capacity , molar heat capacity ,
latent heat of fusion and latent heat of
vaporisation.
5. Statement of Newton’s law of cooling
, expressions and graphs involved.
6. Figure 10.12
7. Definition and SI unit of thermal
conductivity.
8. Statement of Stefan’s law.
9. Example 10.8
10. Example 10.7
11. Definition of regelation.
12. Example 10.1
13. Example 10.2 , 10.3 , 10.4 , 10.5 and
10.6
14. What is sea breeze , land breeze and
trade wind ?
15. Practical applications of anomalous
expansion of water.
16. What is greenhouse effect and global
warming.
CHAPTER – 11
( THERMODYNAMICS )
1. Derivation of work done under
adiabatic process.
2. Derivation of work done under
isothermal process.
3. Proof of Mayer’s relation.
4. Carnot Engine ( graph + expressions
)*
5. Proof of conditions of adiabatic
process.
6. Statement of zeroth , first and second
law of thermodynamics.
7. Limitations of first law of
thermodynamics.
8. P-V graph of isobaric , isothermal ,
adiabatic and isochoric processes.
9. Examples of state and path variables.
10. Examples of intensive and extensive
variables.
CHAPTER – 12 ( KINETIC
THEORY )
1. Derivation of pressure exerted by an
ideal gas and kinetic interpretation of
temperature.
2. Statement of degree of freedom and
law of equipartition of energy.
3. Statement of all gas laws and
condition under which a gas behaves as
ideal gas.
4. Cause of deviation of ideal behaviour.
5. Heat capacity of monoatomic ,
diatomic , polyatomic gases and solids.
6. Definition of mean free path and its
formula.
7. Example 12.4
8. Example 12.5
9. Example 12.8
CHAPTER – 13
( OSCILLATIONS )
1. Show that for small displacements
motion of a simple pendulum executes
S.H.M and find its time period.
2. Definition of S.H.M
3. Potential , kinetic and total energy of
S.H.M
4. Derivation of expression for
displacement , velocity and acceleration
of S.H.M
5. Graph of displacement , velocity and
acceleration of S.H.M and phase
difference among them.
6. Example 13.2
7. Example 13.3
8. Example 13.5
9. Example 13.6
10. Example 13.4
11. Example 13.1 , 13.7 and 13.8
12. Differential Equation of S.H.M
CHAPTER – 12 ( WAVES )
1. Newton’s formula of sound and
Laplace correction.
2. Factors affecting speed of sound.
3. Harmonics in closed and open organ
pipe.
4. Harmonics of stationary waves in a
string.
5. Example 14.1
6. Example 14.2
7. Example 14.6
8. Statement of principle of
superposition of waves and beats.
9. Example 14.5
10. Example 14.3 and 14.4

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