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physics foundation FOR CLASS 9 ,1O ,11 AND 12.pptx

1. Physics Foundation Class 1. Fundamental quantities & fundamental units 2. Supplementary quantities & units 3. Systems of units 4. Unit conversion 5. Graphs (linear ,quadratic , inverse , inverse square ,sine ,cosine etc ) 6. Rounding off 7. Decimal places 8. Order of magnitude 9. Distance vs displacement 10. Speed vs velocity 11. Uniform and non uniform speed / velocity 12. Distance vs time graphs 13. Displacement vs time graphs 14. Acceleration ( +ve & -ve acceleration ) 15. Uniform and non uniform acceleration 16. Velocity vs time graphs 17. Force 18. Pressure 19. Work 20. Energy 21. Area & volumes

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