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CBSE Class 11 Physics

Name: CBSE Class 11 Physics
Genre: La physique
Released: 2026-10-30

La physique

CBSE Class 11 Physics video course for IIT-JEE and NEET exam preparation by LearnFatafat.com Full class 11 and class 12 Physics course is available on https://learnfatafat.com/cbse-class-xi/ CBSE Class 11 Physics Syllabus - Chapter 1 Physical World Chapter 2 Units and Measurement Chapter 3 Motion in a Straight Line Chapter 4 Motion in a Plane Chapter 5 Laws of Motion Chapter 6 Work, Energy and Power Chapter 7 System of Particles and Rotational Motion Chapter 8 Gravitation Chapter 9 Mechanical Properties of Solids Chapter 10 Mechanical Properties of Fluids Chapter 11 Thermal Properties of Matter Chapter 12 Thermodynamics Chapter 13 Kinetic Theory Chapter 14 Oscillations Chapter 15 Waves

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2026

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3h 2m

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10 commentaires

MilkaOct 30, 2026

Laws of Motion Class 11 Physics - The Law Of Inertia

@king_siraOct 30, 2026

Laws of Motion Class 11 Physics - The Law Of Inertia

samrawit getenetOct 30, 2026

Motion in a Straight Line Class 11 Physics - Motion In A Plane - Acceleration

Maki NthetheOct 30, 2026

Motion in a Straight Line Class 11 Physics - Motion In A Plane - Acceleration

Asif PatelOct 30, 2026

Units and Measurements - Significant Figures Measurement of any physical quantity gives out a number. Suppose, measurement of time period of simple pendulum is 02.71 s. If you carefully look at this number then you will come to know that the information is reliably conveyed by last three digits only and the first digit is unnecessary. So, we can say that, there are three significant figures in this number. In simple words, The number of figures, present in any value, which are known with some degree of reliability known as the significant figures. Rules for determining significant figures, The change of unit, does not change the number of significant figures. e.g. 3.561 m has four significant figures. Even if we change the unit i.e. 356.1cm or 3561 mm.still the number of significant figures will be four. All non-zero digits are significant. e.g. the number 4587 has four significant figures. All zeros between the non zero digits are significant. e.g. 4.05 has three significant fig

MerrygiftOct 30, 2026

lasisielenuOct 30, 2026

Units and Measurement Class 11 Physics - Combination Of Errors Error Of A Sum Or Difference Consider two physical quantities A and B. The values of these quantities are given as A △A, B△B. where △A and △B are the absolute errors. Let us find Error of a Sum: take the third quantity Z such that Z = A + B for which △Z is the resultant error due to sum of errors. Adding the two physical quantities we get, Z△Z = (A △A) + (B△B) i.e. Z△Z = (A+B) (△A + △B) The maximum possible error △Z = △A + △B … (1) in case of error of a difference: we will subtract the two physical quantities. i.e. Z △Z = (A △A) - (B△B) = (A-B) -( △A △B) = (A-B) - (△A △B) since △B = △B = (A-B) (△A + △B) the maximum possible error in Z will be △Z = △A + △B … (2) Conclusion: From (1) and (2) we can conclude that, when two quantities are added or subtracted, the resultant absolute error in the final result will be the sum of individual absolute errors of different quantities. Example: The temperature is measu

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Units and Measurement Class 11 Physics - Absolute Error, Relative Error, Percentage Error Numerical Question: From the experiment of measuring the time period of simple pendulum, the successive measurements for time period are 2.54s, 2.36s, 2.60s. Find absolute errors, relative error and percentage error. Answer: amean=2.54+2.36+2.603 s = 7.50/3 = 2.50 s absolute errors △a1=a1-amean = △a1=2.54-2.50 s = △a1=0.04 s similarly, △a2=2.36-2.50 s= (-0.14) s △a3=2.60-2.50 s= 0.10 s mean absolute error, Δamean= |Δa1|+|Δa2|+ ... + |Δan|n Δamean= 0.04+ 0.14 + 0.103s= 0.093s = 0.09s Relative error = Δameanamean=0.092.50=0.03 Percentage Error, δa= Δameanamean 100 % = 0.092.50100=3%

nathanramos241Oct 30, 2026

CBSE Class 11 Physics

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