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PHYSICS DERIVATIONS

 Coulomb’s Law in Vector Form  Magnetic field intensity due to


 Newton’s Third Law magnetic dipole (bar magnetic) along
 Electric Field Intensity on Axial Line & its axis and its perpendicular axis
Equatorial Line of an Electric Dipole  Torque on a magnetic dipole (bar
 Electric Potential due to a point magnet) in a uniform magnetic field
charge.  EMF (i.e. EMF induced in a rod
 Electrical Potential on Axial Line & moving in Uniform EMF)
Equatorial Line of Electric Dipole  Self and mutual induction
 Electric Field Intensity at various point  Relation between peak and RMS
due to a uniformly charged spherical value current
shell (thin and thick both)  Reactance, impedance and average
 Electric Potential due to a thin infinite power in series LCR, LR, CR circuit
plan sheet of charge  Resonance in case of series LCR
 Capacitance of parallel plate circuit
capacitor (with or without dielectric  Displacement Current
medium)  Lens-Makers Formula
 Application of Gauss Theorem  Refraction at convex surfaces
 Expression of drift velocity  Refraction index at minimum
 Relation between drift velocity and deviation in prism
current  Young’s double slit experiment
 series and parallel connection of  Diffraction using single slit
resistors  Polarization
 Application of Gauss Theorem is  Minimum deviation in prism
calculation of electric field intensity  Relationship between cut off
due to a thin infinite plane sheet of potential, frequency of the incident
charge and uniformly charged photon and threshold frequency
spherical shell (or conducting sphere)  De Broglie relation
 The biot-savert law in the calculation  Radius of hydrogen-like atoms
of magnetic field due to current  Common base transistor amplifier
carrying circular loop  Common emitter transistor amplifier
 Ampere’s law and its application
 Force on a moving charge in uniform
magnetic and electric fields
 Cyclotrons
 Force on a current carrying in a
uniform magnetic field
 Force between two parallel current
carrying conductors
 Torque experienced by a current loop
in uniform magnetic fields
 Current loop as a magnetic dipole
and its magnetic dipole moment
 Magnetic dipole moment of a
revolving electron

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