Chapter Wise Approach

A centrifugal (fictitious) force is a force that ‘appears’ to act on a mass when it’s motion is described using an accelerating (rotating) frame of reference.

Let's explore circular motion and understand types of circular motion (uniform and non-uniform circular motions) and kinematics of circular motion.

Pulley problems for IIT JEE and JEE Main - Excellent way to practice free body diagrams and master application of newtons second law of motion.

Relative projectile motion - How would you determine relative position & velocity? Note, the acceleration of a projectile relative to another projectile is zero

Here we will explore the projectile motion examples that we encounter in real life from cricket to golf to basketball to volleyball.

Now let's explore projectile motion on inclined plane. Here we would establish the time of flight and range along the inclined plane

Velocity of a projectile at any instant of time, in the vector form, is given by u cos theta i + (u sin theta - gt} j. But what will the velocity at height 'h'.

Radius of trajectory of a projectile at a point along it's trajectory is the radius of circular arc which best approximates the curve at that point and tells us how the trajectory of the projectile is curving at that point.

The trajectory of a projectile is nothing but the equation of the parabolic path travelled by the projectile, y = tan theta x - (g/{2u^2 cos^2 theta) x^2

Maximum height of a projectile is given by H = u^2 sin^2 theta / 2g. And the horizontal range and maximum height of a projectile are equal when \tan \theta = 4

Two types of projectile motion are: vertical projectile motion and oblique projectile motion also known as angular projectile motion

Kinematics, study of motion, is fundamental to other chapters in physics. & you can expect 1 question in IIT JEE & 1-2 questions in JEE Main physics kinematics

Different types of questions that are asked on vectors in JEE Main physics (kinematics). The most commonly asked question in JEE Main is the angle between two vectors

For JEE Main, there are essentially 12 important questions of kinematics (Class 11) that one should be good at in kinematics. Top 3 of these question types are 1) Given constant acceleration vector in 2D/3D determine velocity or position at time t 2) Find angle between 2 vectors 3) Simple 1D Motion application with constant acceleration

Different types of kinematics questions that are asked on '1-Dimensional Motion' with particle either under a) variable acceleration & b) constant acceleration