Please enable JavaScript.
Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.
PHYSICS WRP - Coggle Diagram
PHYSICS WRP
GENERAL PHYSICS
MOTION
NEWTON'S LAW OF MOTION:
if force is applied than the object or body will be in constant movement and vice versa
BALANCED FORCES:
if the forces are balance then the object will remains stationary. if forces are in balance then the cancella each other out and the object behaves as if there is no force at all
UNBALANCED FORCES:
if the forces acting on an object or unbalanced then the object will change its need. it will begin to move speed up slow down or stop.
FORCES
WEIGHT, FRICTION, AND STOPPING FORCES
-
-
-
ACCELERATION
acceleration is the rate at which an object increases speed or velocity velocity is directly proportional to that of acceleration. and velocity is speed in a given direction. speed is magnitude in velocity.
-
-
-
-
TERMINAL VELOCITY
forces are balanced air resistance and weight and at that moment it reaches that Speed the object will stop accelerating and maintain a constant or terminal velocity.
-
-
VELOCITY TIME GRAPH, DISTANCE TIME GRAPH & SPEED TIME GRAPH
DENSITY: IS THE COMPACTNESS OF THE OBJECT AND IT IS DENOTED BY P(Rho). density is directly proportional to mass and density is inversely proportional to volume
-
-
WAVES
-
what is a wave:
abhi is a disturbance that travels through medium from one location to the other.
abhi bhi rhythmic disturbance that carries energy through medium not the matter.
a wave is the motion of disturbance.
in waves the particles of the medium oscillate bacon food about the mean position
particles of the medium start vibrating about mean positions when the waves travel through the medium
mechanical wave: required material medium preparation and an example of this would be sound waves waves on water surface or waves on stretched string
non mechanical waves are electromagnetic waves they do not require material medium and example of this would be light waves radio waves ultraviolet waves microwaves or X-rays
PROGRESSIVE WAVE:
WAVES WHICH TRAVEL CONTINUOUSLY IN THE SAME DIRECTION IN THE GIVEN MEDIUM WITHOUT CHANGING OF FORM ARE CALLED PROGRESSIVE WAVES FOR SUCH WAVES TO PROPAGATE THROUGH A MATERIAL MEDIUM THE MEDIUM SHOULD.:
BE ELASTIC AS IN THE MEDIUM SHOULD REGAIN THE ORIGINAL STATE AFTER REMOVAL OF DEFORMING FORCES
possess inertia the capability of storing energy and transparent in the form of waves (is the tendency of an object to maintain its state of rest or uniform motion until and unless it is acted by an unbalanced force)
frictional resistance should be negligible
-
LAWS OF REFLECTION:
1) ray of incidence is equals to ray of refraction
2) incident re are an opposite sides of reflection Ray they both lion the opposite sides of the normal
3) the incident normal and the reflected ray lie in the same plane
WAVES CAN BE CONSIDERED BY THREE PROPERTIES:
TWO CONSECUTIVE CREST
TWO CONSECUTIVE TROUGH
ONE TROUGH AND ONE CRUST
REFRACTION OF LIGHT: Refraction of light; when one light ray travels from one optical medium to another it suffers a change of direction at the surface of reparation of two media.
LAW OF REFRACTION:
1 LAW: The incident ray, the normal to the refracting surface at the point of incidence and the refracted ray all lie in the same plane
2 LAW: For a given pair of medium and for light of a given wavelength, the ratio of the sine of the angle of incidence to the sine of the angle of refraction is constant. (ACCORDING TO SNELL'S LAW)
c= speed of light, v= velocity of light
-
MOMENTUM
momentum takes place when two bodies collide with each other (two masses are interacting with each other and there is a change in velocity). IT CANNOT BE DESTROYED NOR MADE.P=MASSXVELOCITY
-
-
-
fundamental units
-
-
CONVERSION

LENGTH CONVERSION METRIC

MASS CONVERSION METRIC