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    XI Physics Preparatory Paper for 2023-24

    SIR SAJID MEHMOOD

    CHAPTER # 01:
    ✓ For short question: Dimensions (All formulae of 10 years). (Short)
    ✓ Write down differences between:(i) Error and Uncertainty, (ii) Precision and Accuracy. (Short)
    ✓ Derive the formula for time period of simple pendulum by using dimensional analysis. (Short)

    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q # 8, & 9.

    CHAPTER # 02:
    ✓ Describe the addition of two vectors by rectangular components method. Draw labelled
    diagram. (Long)
    ✓ Derive the formula for first equation of motion by using graphical method. (Short)
    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q # 3, 4, & 5.

    CHAPTER # 03:
    ✓ What is meant by an isolated system? Prove that the linear momentum of two interacting
    bodies is conserved in an isolated system. (Short)
    ✓ Establish a relation between angle of friction and angle of repose. (Short)
    ✓ Define elastic and inelastic collisions. Two non-rotating spheres of masses m 1 and m2, initially
    moving with velocities u1 and u2 respectively in one dimension collide elastically. Derive
    expression for their final velocities v1 or v2. (Long)

    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q # 2, 3, 5, 6, & 7.

    CHAPTER # 04:
    ✓ By using a ray diagram, derive an expression for the centripetal acceleration in terms of linear
    velocity, angular velocity and time period. (Long)
    ✓ Define banked curve and derive an expression for angle “θ” for an ideally baked curve.(Short)
    ✓ Define moment of inertia and derive a relation for torque interms of inertia and angular
    acceleration. (Short)
    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q# 4, 5, 6, & 7.

    CHAPTER # 05:
    ✓ Show that gravitational field is conservative (Long)
    ✓ By drawing a figure establish work-energy equation. (Short)
    ✓ Define escape velocity and derive formula for it. (Short)

    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q # 4, 6, 9 & 11.

    CHAPTER # 06:
    ✓ Write down definition / statements for: (i) Pascal’s law, (ii) Archimede’s principle, (iii)
    Buoyancy and (iv) Surface tension. (Short)
    NUMERICALS: Text books’ Q # 7 & 8

    CHAPTER # 07:
    ✓ State Bernoulli’s principle and derive Bernoulli’s equation. (Long)
    ✓ Derive formula for equation of continuity. (Short)
    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q #.

    CHAPTER # 08:
    ✓ Explain electric flux. Under what conditions is the flux through a surface (i) zero (ii)
    maximum? (Short)
    ✓ Define potential gradient. Derive mathematical relation between electric field intensity and
    potential difference. (Short)

    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q # 2, 4, & 8.


    CHAPTER # 09:
    ✓ Define capacitance and derive formula for capacitance of a parallel plates capacitor when air is
    present between its plates. (Short)
    ✓ In what way energy is stored in the capacitor? Derive formula for energy stored in capacitor.
    (Short)
    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q # 4, 5, 6, & 7.

    CHAPTER # 10:
    𝑃 𝑅
    ✓ State Ohm’s law. Show that for a balance Wheatstone bridge = (Short)
    𝑄 𝑆
    ✓ How is the resistance of metallic conductor affected by the variation of temperature?(Reason)
    ✓ Define temperature co-efficient of resistance. Derive the expression for temperature co-
    efficient of resistance. (Short)
    ✓ Explain Kirchhoff’s first and second laws. (Short)
    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q # 2, 4, & 5.

    CHAPTER # 11:
    ✓ Define simple harmonic motion and write its characteristics. A particle is in a state of uniform
    circular motion. Prove that its projection along any one of the diameter of the reference circle
    executes simple harmonic motion. (Long)
    ✓ Derive the expression for instantaneous velocity of projection of a particle (point) moving with
    the uniform speed on the circumference of a circle. (Short)

    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q # 3, 4, 6, 7, & 8.

    CHAPTER # 12:
    ✓ Explain Newton's formula for the speed of sound. What corrections did the Laplace make in
    Newton's formula? Also give the corrected formula. (Long)
    ✓ What are the stationary waves? Discuss the vibrations in a stretched string when it vibrates in
    (i) one loop (ii) two loops (iii) three loops. Also derive the formula for the frequency of “n”
    loops. (Long)
    ✓ What are beats? Discuss their analytical treatment. (Short)
    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q # 3, 4, 5, 6, & 7.

    CHAPTER # 13:
    ✓ Describe Young's double slit experiment. Derive the formula for fringe spacing. (Long)
    ✓ What is diffraction grating? How it is used to determine wavelength of monochromatic light.
    Derive necessary formula. (Short)
    ✓ Derive Bragg’s equation. (Short)

    NUMERICALS: Text book’s Q # 1, 13, 14, & 17.

    CHAPTER # 14:
    ✓ Define modulation, and differentiate between amplitude modulation and frequency
    modulation. (Short)
    ✓ Write down differences between analog and digital transmissions. (Short)

    NOTE: Along with the given numerical; its types are important too.

    BEST OF LUCK ☺

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