Grade 10, Physic Notes

Physics

Chapter 1 

Units and Measurements

System of units


Prefixes


Standard of Units


Symbols of Physical Quantity


Measurements


Chapter 2
Motion
Scalar and Vector


Addition of Vectors


Substraction of Two Vectors



Two Perpendicular components




Describing Motions
Differences between Distance and Displace, 
Differences between Speed and Velocity

Instantaneous speed is the speed of an object at a particular moment in time.

Instantaneous velocity refers to the velocity of an object at a specific point in time.

Instantaneous acceleration refers to the acceleration of an object at a specific point in time.

Instantaneous Speed and Velocity

Acceleration
Average Acceleration

Instantaneous Acceleration



Distance and Displacement


Linear Motion


Distance, Displacement, Speed, Velocity, Acceleration (Summary) 

Example 4, Pg. 19

Example 5, Pg. 19

s-t, v-t, a-t Graphs
Motion Graphs for a Linear Motion with constant velocity (a=0)

Motion Graphs for a Linear Motion with constant positive acceleration. 


Motion Graphs for a Linear Motion with constant negative acceleration


Vectors Operation
(My Notes) 

Chapter 3 

Forces (Pg. 25)


Chapter 3 

Forces (Pg. 25) 

Newton's Laws of Motions



Newton's Second Law (Law of Force and Acceleration) (Pg. 26) Part 1 

Predict and Definition


Part 2 

Directly Proportional between Acceleration and Force


Part 3 

Formula Concept


Newton's Third Law (Law of Action and Reaction) (Pg. 27)






Important Facts (Pg. 28)


Units of Force (Pg. 28)


3.2 Gravitational Fprce and Newton's Law of Gravitation (Pg. 29)


Gravitational Force between two objects (Pg. 30)


Equation in Vector Notation 

(Pg. 30)



3.3 Different Kinds of Forces 

Four Fendamental Forces

Two Mechanical Forces





Force in Horizon and Vertical


Mass and Weight


Acceleration due to Gravity

Freely Falling Body, Pg 32

Momentum Pg 34 

Law of Conversation of Momentum (Collision) 


Law of Conversation of Momentum 

(Spring - Initial momentum - 0) 

Law of Conservation of momentum



Notes






Guides for Solution of Momentum


Chapter 4 

Pressure 

4.1 Pressure Pg. 39


4.2 Density Pg. 42


4.3 Relative Density or Specific Gravity Pg. 42


4.4 Hydrometer Pg. 44

Use of Hydrometer

Chapter 5 

Work and Energy Pg. 47


Work and Angle  Pg. 47


6.2. Energy  Pg. 49​ 

Definition, Measurement, Equity, Different Forms of Energy


Mechanical Energy  Pg. 49 

Kinetic Energy and Potential Energy


Conservation of Energy  Pg. 52


Heat and Temperature  Pg. 57


Kinetic Energy and Potential Energy (Molecule)

Types of Thermometer Pg. 58

Resistance Thermometer

Thermometric Properties Pg. 59 

Normal Human Body Temperature, Units

Thermal Expansion of Substances Pg. 61


Types of Thermal Expansion Pg. 61


Coefficients of Linear, Area and Volume of Substances






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