Physics and Chemistry Lecture Series Notes
Introduction
- Evening lecture
- Students invited for preparation in Physics and Chemistry
- Discussion on the importance of the given topics
Teacher Introduction
- Amrita: Master's degree in Physics from Pune University
- Responsible for Physics lectures for IIT exam preparation
Exam Preparation Plan
- Promise to help students clear their confusions
- New plans made specifically considering financial constraints
- Focus will be on important chapters keeping the syllabus in mind
Topic of First Lecture: "Units and Measurement"
- This chapter helps in laying the foundation in Physics
- Basics of Physics will be explained over the next few months
Important Topics
- Physical Quantities:
- Mass
- Length
- Time
- Current
- Temperature
- Amount of Substance
- Luminous Intensity
Fundamental Units:
- These units do not depend on any other unit and are mainly of seven types:
- Mass (kg)
- Length (m)
- Time (s)
- Current (A)
- Temperature (K)
- Amount of Substance (mol)
- Luminous Intensity (cd)
Classes of Units:
- Fundamental Units: Independent and basic
- Derivative Units: Obtained from the construction of basic units
- Supplementary Units: Do not directly fall into subcategories
Usage of Units:
- Units used in daily life
- Help in measuring experimental material used in Physics
Graphical Relations
- Use of graphs to clarify the relationship between various physical quantities
New Plans and Support System
- Proposal to start online classes
- Convenient for detailed exam preparation with monthly fees
Important Tips
- It is necessary to take notes
- Understand Physics clearly and systematically
- Coordinate mathematical and auditory methods
Future Classes
- Announced the date and time of the next lecture
- Discussions will help to expand on the subject
Important Date: Classes start from November 28, join quickly and be prepared according to the plan!
Conclusion
- Students can clarify all their queries and be ready for the upcoming classes.
Enterprise: Every effort will be made to support all students.