THINGS REMOVED. THINGS REMOVED Introducing the concept of inertial forces to explain the forces in non-inertial frames.

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THINGS REMOVED

Introducing the concept of inertial forces to explain the forces in non-inertial frames.

Stationary waves formed in a rod One end clamped Clamped in the middle

Constant Volume Thermometer

ADD IN LIEU OF Constant Volume Thermometer

Electric field intensity inside a non-conducting uniformly charged sphere

The action of a lightning conductor.

Comparison of Resistances

Use potentiometer to determine internal resistance and to determine very small electromotive forces.

MOSFET

THINGS ADDED

Eye Ring

PRINCIPLE OF LASERS