Light, Mirror, Lenses and Human Eyes light travels in a straight line, and its interaction with objects creates shadows and images. It defines Pole (P): Midpoint of mirror surface Centre of Curvature (C): Centre of the sphere mirror Principal Axis: Line joining P and C Focus (F): Point where rays converge or appear to diverge
Light, Mirror and Lenses – Physics | General Science Read More »
Motion, Force, and Gravitation Relate to Mass & Weight An object may appear to be at rest or in motion depending on the observer’s frame of reference. For example, passengers inside a moving bus see each other at rest, but an observer outside sees them in motion. Types of Motion : Straight-line motion Circular motion
Motion, Force and Gravitation – Physics | General Science Read More »
Electricity and Magnetic Effects of Electric Current Electric Current is the flow of electric charge through a conductor. Electric current (I) is defined as the rate of flow of charge (Q) through a point in a circuit per unit time (t). I = Q / t. SI unit of Electric current (I) is Ampere (A)
Electricity & Magnetic Effects of Current – Physics | General Science Read More »
The Complete General Studies Notes Geography Related Links General Studies : Questions for Competitive Exams General Science, Study Materials, Current Affairs, Practice Questions,
General Studies : Notes for Competitive Exams Read More »
General Studies Practice Questions [ SET – 01 ] Q1) India covers how much of world’s land and population? (A) 2.42% – 17.5% (B) 3.3% – 20% (C) 2.3% – 18% (D) None of the above Q2) Arrange the following radiations as per decreasing order of their frequency: (a) Radio waves (b) X-rays (c) Microwave
General Studies MCQs | Set 01 Read More »
General Science Practice Questions [ SET – 01 ] Q1) Match List – I with List – II(a) Cement – (iv) Aluminates and silicates of calcium(b) Glass – (iii) Sodium oxide, calcium oxide and silica(c) Ink – (ii) Carbon black(d) Soap – (i) Sodium salt of higher fatty acidsAnswer Code:(A) (iv), (iii), (ii), (i)(B) (i), (iii),
General Science MCQs | Set 01 Read More »
Environment and Ecology Notes and Question What is Environment ! The set of land, water, air, plants and animals found on the earth which surround us is collectively called the environment. According to the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, environment includes the physical and biological conditions surrounding an organism and its interaction with them. There are
Environment and Ecology : Notes for Competitive Exams | General Studies Read More »
Is Matter Around Us Pure? A pure substance is made up of only one type of particle and has uniform composition and properties. Common examples include sodium chloride and sugar. A mixture is a combination of two or more substances, where the individual components retain their own properties. Examples include air, soil, and sea water.
Physics Notes & MCQs for Exams | Chapterwise Read More »
Matter Everything in the universe is made of matter, which occupies space and has mass — meaning it has both mass and volume. Scientists classify matter into two types based on physical properties and chemical nature. Characteristics of Particles of Matter: Particles have space between them and are in continuous motion. When temperature rises, their
Chemistry Notes & MCQs for Exams | Chapterwise Read More »
Work Energy And Power Work – when a force is applied to an object and object moves in direction of force. Formula: Work = Force × Distance × cos(θ), Unit: Joules (J) Energy – The capacity to do work. There are many forms (kinetic, potential, thermal, etc.). Unit: Joules (J) Power – The rate at
Work Energy And Power – Physics | General Science Read More »
