NEET Physics Friction (Theory)

Introduction:

1.JPG

Types of Friction:

2.JPG

3.JPG2.JPG

4.JPG

5.JPG

6.JPG

7.JPG

Graph Between Applied Force and Force of Friction:

8.JPG

Friction is a Cause of Motion:

9.JPG

 

10.JPG

11.JPG

Advantages and Disadvantages of Friction:

12.JPG

13.JPG

Methods of Changing Friction:

14.JPG

Angle of Friction:

15.JPG

Resultant Force Exerted by Surface on Block:

16.JPG

Angle of Repose:

17.JPG

18.JPG

Calculation of Required Force in Different Situation:

19.JPG

20.JPG

21.JPG

22.JPG

23.JPG

24.JPG

25.JPG

26.JPG

27.JPG

28.JPG

29.JPG

30.JPG

31.JPG

32.JPG

33.JPG

34.JPG

35.JPG

Acceleration of a Block Against Friction:

36.JPG

37.JPG

38.JPG

39.JPG

Work done against friction:

40.JPG

41.JPG

Motion of Two Bodies one Resting on the Other:

42.JPG

43.JPG

44.JPG

45.JPG

46.JPG

47.JPG

48.JPG

49.JPG

50.JPG

51.JPG

52.JPG

53.JPG

54.JPG

55.JPG

56.JPG

Motion of an Insect in the Rough Bowl:

57.JPG

58.JPG

59.JPG

Minimum Mass Hung from the String to Just Start the Motion:

60.JPG

61.JPG

62.JPG

63.JPG

64.JPG

Maximum Length of Hung Chain:

65.JPG

Coefficient of Friction Between a Body and Wedge:

111.JPG

66.JPG

67.JPG

Stopping of Block Due to Friction:

68.JPG

69.JPG

70.JPG

71.JPG

Stopping of Two Blocks Due to Friction:

72.JPG

73.JPG

74.JPG

75.JPG

Velocity at the Bottom of Rough Wedge:

76.JPG

Sticking of a Block With Accelerated Cart:

77.JPG

78.JPG

Sticking of a Person with the Wall of Rotor:

79.JPG

80.JPG


Tips & Tricks


81.JPG

1 thought on “NEET Physics Friction (Theory)

Leave a Reply

✨Download Updated White Label Product Brochures (2023-24) 

%d bloggers like this:
search previous next tag category expand menu location phone mail time cart zoom edit close