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Introduction To Work Power and Energy -- Part Iby Kajal Sengupta

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Starting from the expression of work and using the motion of a moving lift the concept of Potential energy has been introduced in an unusual way. His ...

Introduction To Work Power and Energy -- Part IIIby Kajal Sengupta

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The example here includes Friction in other words non-conservative force and how it affects the conservation of energy calculation. He brings in to th...

An introduction to Microscopesby Kajal Sengupta

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Through this short presentation ,different parts of microscope,its uses and a brief history has been brought out beautifully. Authorstream.com is full...

An Introduction to Transistorsby Kajal Sengupta

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A Lecture on Basic Functioning of Transistor,Amplification, How to enhance the Amplification. To understand Knowledge of Basic Electrical Circuits

Light introductionby Lincy Jexy

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Friction-an introductionby mini antony

15 Pages|871 Views

This is an introductory powerpoint presentation to friction.

Introduction online classby Dan Bosica

9 Pages |236 Views

Studying TENSION Without Tension Part Iby Kajal Sengupta

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Introduction to the concept of tension is done with the help of a simple problem of a string which is held at an angle. Tension in each segment of the...

Viscosity Reduction by Entanglement Manipulation Lecture #38by JP IBAR

66 Pages |269 Views

This lecture is a continuation of Lecture #37 (Introduction) and gives substantially more details to the subject of Viscosity Reduction of Plastics by...

Fluid Dynamics, Hydrostaticsby LearnOnline Through OCW

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"Definition of buoyant force,and calculation is explained.Archimedes' Principle is used for measuring the fat content in human body.Conditio...

Anatomy of a Hillby Elsie Spry

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"Particular" Physics introduction you won't find in your textbook. Although Civil Engineers counter the force of a hill daily in designing retaining ...