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Test your physics (conceptual questions for JEE)

April 6, 2018 by physicscatalyst Leave a Comment

Answer the question in this post to test your concepts for competitive exams.

Filed Under: Competitive Exams, JEE advanced Tagged With: conceptual, iit, IITJEE, physics, questions

Class 12 CBSE conceptual questions for board exams

January 22, 2016 by physicscatalyst 6 Comments

This post contains conceptual questions for class 12 board exams although anyone can solve them if interested.
Try to solve these questions on your own in my net post I’ll publish 3 marks and 5 marks sample questions.

Question 1. W cm apart on a hat is the amount of work done in moving 100 nC charge between two points 5 cm apart on an equipotential surface?

Filed Under: CBSE Tagged With: CBSE, class 12, conceptual, questions

Solving physics problems

July 4, 2014 by physicscatalyst 1 Comment

Lots of time students me how can they solve physics problems and they say that they are having difficulty in solving physics problems. So here I decided to address this issue. Now first of all I would say that do not be afraid of the subject as I say again and again physics to me is most basic of all sciences and you must find the subject interesting and give yourself reasons for studying it for me it was just what I wanted to study till my masters degree and now I like helping students understanding physics.

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