Physics Formulas for Class 10 List of Physics Formulas Class 10 and Explanations each formulas details ex. What is the reason behind the formulas? Meaning of formulas etc. Basically we designed this page for Students who are searching for Physics Formulas on internet. Students who are preparing for NEET, JEE, Bank Exam they can also […]
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System of resistors Formula
System of resistors: Let’s study some basic examples to study the combination of resistors. Resistors in series: The equivalent resistance of combination of resistance connected in series is given by, 1) Equivalent resistance , Rs = R1 + R2 + R3 Resistors in parallel: The equivalent resistance of combination of resistance connected in parallel is […]
Electric power Formula
Electric power: Let us illustrate some examples on power in electric circuit. Electric power is defined as the rate of dissipation of electric energy or rate of doing work by the charges in an electric field. Ex.1) Electric fan of power 1500 watt connected to 220 volt supply, find current drawn by electric fan. Solution: […]
Ohm’s Law Formula
Ohm’s law: Ohm’s law stated that, the electric current flowing through the metallic conductor is directly proportional to the potential difference applied across terminals of conductor provided the physical conditions of conductor remains same. ∴V α I ∴ V = I R ∴ V/I = R (constant) The proportionality constant represented as ‘R’ is known […]
Refractive index Formula
Refractive index on the basis of speed of light. 1) Refractive index of medium 1 with respect to medium 2 is defined as the ratio of speed of light in medium 2 to the speed of light in medium 1, written as, 2) Refractive index of medium 2 with respect to medium 1 is defined […]
Power of lens Formula
Power of lens (P): 1) Power of lens is defined the reciprocal of focal length of lens SI unit of power of lens is 1/meter (per meter) or dioptre (D). Power of convex lens is positive, while that o concave lens is negative. 2) If ‘n’ number of lenses of different power P1, P2, P3,….. […]
Mirror formula
Mirror formula: If u = object distance, v=image distance and f = focal length of mirror,then the mirror formula is given by According to sign conventions we need to assume the distance as follows, Object distance, u= -ve , Image distance, v = -ve/+ve (depends upon the position of image) and Focal length, f= -ve […]
Lens formula
Lens formula: If u = object distance, v = image distance and f = focal length of lens,then the lens formula is given by According to sign conventions we need to assume the distance as follows, Object distance, u= -ve , Image distance, v = -ve/+ve (depends upon the position of image) and Focal length, […]
Selina Concise Class 6 Physics Inside Question Answer – Magnetism
Magnetism : Selina Concise Class 6 Physics Inside Question Answer Selina Concise Physics Class 6 Inside Based Question Paper with All Answer. Now of days for ICSE Class 6 Students, it is not enough to Learn only Exercise Questions Answers. As because most of the time Examiners will give Inside Question Answer from that respective […]
Selina Concise Class 6 Physics Chapter 6 Magnetism Solution
Selina Concise Class 6 Physics Solution Chapter No. 6- ‘Magnetism’ For ICSE Board Students. (1) True/False (a) Artificial magnets are weaker than natural magnets. Ans. False (b) Poles of a magnet cannot be separated. Ans. True (c) A magnet can attract only a magnetic substance. Ans. True (d) A magnet has no effect when it […]