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Physics is extremely hierarchical. It is essential to have a thorough understanding of the concepts of the previous chapters
in order to master a particular one. Also, the principles involved are often simple to state but very difficult to apply.
For the reasons cited above a Physics text book must have a great deal of continuity in what it discusses and must have
the relevant examples to illustrate every little principle. This book has been written keeping these two basic principles in
mind. I have tried my level best to unfold the concepts gradually, one by one; illustrating each of them with examples.
During my years of experience as a Physics teacher, I have realised that nothing contributes more to understand this
subject than a good example. This book is a translation of this philosophy of mine.
This is a student centric book. Its basic aim is to make a student learn the basic principles of Physics by himself/her-
self. By saying this, I am not discouraging discussions with friends and teachers. Discussions are essential part of learning
this subject. All I intend is to provide a book which will help a student understand the basics on his own while working
through the book, requiring minimum external help. For this reason, I have provided solutions to almost all problems in
the book.
To make problem solving enjoyable, I have tried to pick up examples from real life wherever possible.
I shall be grateful to all of you who point out any error or help me with useful suggestions.
S.B. Tiwari
How to use this Book
To make full use of this book one must go through the topics sequentially while working through the examples and
in-chapter problems given under heading “Your Turn”. By doing this you will have a fair amount of grasp over all the
essentials in a chapter.
Miscellaneous examples given at the end of each chapter have problems which involve multiple concepts or have some
mathematical complexity or are tricky. If you are studying the subject for the first time or are hard pressed for time, you
may skip the section on miscellaneous examples.
Almost every solved example starts with explanation of physical situation and basic principles involved. This feature
comes under heading “Concepts” at the beginning of each example.
I have highlighted the important points of learning under the heading “In short”. Here, I have also taken important
learning points from the examples. While going through the chapter it is essential to go through these points.
Physics cannot be mastered without practice. Keeping this in view I have given three Worksheets (exercises) after every
chapter. Worksheet 1 has multiple choice objective type questions with single correct answer. Worksheet 2 has multiple
choice questions having one or more than one correct answers. Worksheet 3 has subjective problems. A good number of
problems has been given in the Worksheets to give you a good practice on concepts learnt.
After few chapters, at regular intervals, you will find separate assignments on miscellaneous type problems. These are
problems based on latest trend of competitive examinations and contain Match the Column type questions and problems
based on a given paragraph. Attempt these questions only after you gain enough confidence in the related chapters.
I have kept these problems in separate chapters so that you have no bias or hint about the equation/s to use.
In the last chapter, you will find a collection of questions asked in competitive examinations since 2005.This is an ideal
collection of problems for revision.
In the end of the book, solutions to all questions has been given. Solutions are quite descriptive and easy to
understand.
Those who desire to practice at even higher level, I recommend my book – “Problems in Physics for JEE
Advanced”.
I hope you will enjoy this book.
S.B. Tiwari
Acknowledgements
My sincere thanks to all who supported, encouraged and helped me in preparation of the book. My special thanks to –
• My family members.
• My students, who have taught me a lot.
• Entire management team at McGraw Hill. In particular, I am grateful to Mr. Biswajit Das who worked tirelessly
in bringing out the book.
S.B. Tiwari
Contents
Centre of Mass
“Your centre of mass is a place you cannot visit but you always carry with you. Like memories, it is part
of life’s baggage.’’
–Neil deGrasse Tyson