Motion in a Plane

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Created by Sameer Anand, Last Updated 07-Aug-2019, Language:English

Description

After the topic of Motion in a straight line, we will discuss the concepts of Motion in a Plane. As one can imagine, a particle moving in a plane (like a chalk moves on a blackboard) can describe more complex paths compared to a particle moving in a straight line (like a train move on tracks). Therefore, we will extrapolate the concepts from straight line motion to better suit it for planar motion. We will also discuss it's real life applications in the topics of Projectile and circular motion. Hope you enjoy the chapter.

Audience

This video has been prepared to address the curriculum requirements of 11th Class students. The concepts discussed will also find applications in several competitive examinations like JEE-Mains, NEET along with board examinations.

Course Content

Motion in 1-D Fundamentals

6 Lectures 00:45:33
- Motion in 1-D Fundamentals - Kinematics
  
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  00:03:59
- Position, Path Length & Displacement
  
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  00:09:37
- Motion in 1-D Fundamental - Velocity and Speed
  
  00:10:52
- Motion in 1-D Fundamental - Acceleration
  
  00:08:09
- Motion in 1-D Fundamental - Equations of Motion
  
  00:06:15
- Relative Motion in Two Dimensions
  
  00:06:41
Projectile Motions

3 Lectures 00:23:57
- Projectile Motions
  
  00:10:28
- Maximum Range and Height of Projectile
  
  00:06:45
- Equation of Trajectory of Projectile
  
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  00:06:44
Circular Motion

3 Lectures 00:32:43
- Uniform Circular Motion
  
  00:12:57
- Centripetal Acceleration
  
  00:12:08
- Non-Uniform Circular Motion
  
  00:07:38
Problems on Motion in A Plane

12 Lectures 00:50:56
- Distance and Displacement Problem Example
  
  00:08:04
- Relative Velocity Problem Example 1
  
  00:04:05
- Relative Velocity Problem Example 2
  
  00:04:28
- Projectile Motion Problem Example 1
  
  00:03:46
- Projectile Motion Problem Example 2
  
  00:01:50
- Projectile Motion Problem Example 3
  
  00:03:12
- Projectile Motion Problem Example 4
  
  00:06:48
- Projectile Motion Problem Example 5
  
  00:05:31
- Projectile Motion Problem Example 6
  
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  00:03:33
- Projectile Motion Problem Example 7
  
  00:03:10
- Circular Motion Problem Example 1
  
  00:01:55
- Circular Motion Problem Example 2
  
  00:04:34

Sameer Anand

Sameer Anand has completed his Bachelors' in Electronics and Instrumentation from Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS) Pilani. He has 2 years of experience in education both as a content creator as well as a teacher. He believes that the words of Einstein, "Imagination is more important than knowledge", perfectly describe the core essence of this subject. He expects the students to thoroughly grasp the "concepts" first and only then proceed to problem solving. The content he creates is in-depth, detailed and exhaustive.