Physics Mcqs Class 11

11. sınıf fizik mcqs çözümü ile 11. fizik notları ve ders kitabı

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### TOPIC COVERED ###

Chapter 1: The Scope of Physics

• 1.1: Definition of Physics

• 1.2: Islam and Science

• 1.3: Contribution to Physical Sciences

• 1.4: Physics and Society

• 1.5: Measurement and the System of Units

Chapter 2: Scalars and vectors

• 2.1: Scalars and Vectors

• 2.2: Addition of Vectors

• 2.3: Multiplication of a Vector by a Number

• 2.4: Division of a Vector by a Number

• 2.5: Unit Vector and Null Vector

Chapter 3: Motion

• 3.1: Displacement

• 3.2: Velocity

• 3.3: Velocity from Distance- Time Graph

• 3.4: Acceleration

• 3.5: Acceleration from Velocity - Time Graph

Chapter 4: Motion in Two Dimensions

• 4.1: Projectile Motion

• 4.2: Maximum Height of the Projectile

• 4.3: Range of the Projectile

• 4.4: Projectile Trajectory

• 4.5: Applications

Chapter 5: Torque, Angular Momentum and Equilibrium

• 5.1: Torque

• 5.2: Centre of Mass

• 5.3: Equilibrium and Conditions of Equilibrium

• 5.4: First Condition of Equilibrium

• 5.5: Second Condition of Equilibrium

Chapter 6: Gravitation

• 6.1: Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation

• 6.2: Mass and Average Density of Earth

• 6.3: Variation of g with Altitude and Depth

• 6.4: Weight

• 6.5: Weightlessness in Satellites

Chapter 7: Work, Power and Energy

• 7.1: Work

• 7.2: Work Done against Gravitational Force

• 7.3: Power

• 7.4: Energy

• 7.5: Potential Energy

Chapter 8: Wave Motion and Sound

• 8.1: Vibratory Motion

• 8.2: Motion under Elastic Restoring Force

• 8.3: Characteristics of SHM

• 8.4: Energy of Particle Executing SHM

• 8.5: Examples of SHM

Chapter 9: Nature of Light

• 9.1: Dual Nature of Light

• 9.2: Wave Fronts, Huygens’s Principle

• 9.3: Interference of Light

• 9.4: Young's Double-Slit Interference

• 9.5: Interference in Thin Films

Chapter 10: Geometrical Optics

• 10.1: Lenses

• 10.2: Image Formation

• 10.3: The Thin Lens Formula

• 10.4: Combination of Thin Lenses

• 10.5: Power of Lenses

Chapter 11: Heat and Thermodynamics

• 11.1: Kinetic Theory of Gasses

• 11.2: Internal Energy

• 11.3: Work and Heat

• 11.4: First law of Thermodynamics

• 11.5: Molar Specific Heats of a Gas