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11th Physics First Midterm Important Questions

The document outlines important questions for the 11th Physics First Midterm Exam, categorized into short answer and long answer sections. Key topics include basic and derived quantities, significant figures, types of errors, scalar and vector quantities, equations of motion, projectile motion, and vector addition. It emphasizes derivations and explanations related to motion and measurement techniques.

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11th Physics First Midterm Important Questions

The document outlines important questions for the 11th Physics First Midterm Exam, categorized into short answer and long answer sections. Key topics include basic and derived quantities, significant figures, types of errors, scalar and vector quantities, equations of motion, projectile motion, and vector addition. It emphasizes derivations and explanations related to motion and measurement techniques.

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11th Physics – First Midterm Exam

Main Important Questions (PFP)

Part III - Short Answer (3 Marks)


1. What are the basic quantities and derived quantities? Give two examples for each.
2. Explain the concept of significant figures with rules.
3. Explain the types of errors and how to reduce them.
4. Define scalar and vector quantities with examples.
5. Derive the equation of motion under constant acceleration using graphical method.
6. Write a note on vector addition using the triangle law.
7. Differentiate between distance and displacement.
8. Explain projectile motion and derive the expression for time of flight.
9. What is the difference between average speed and average velocity?

Part IV - Long Answer (5 Marks)


1. Derive the equation of motion: s = ut + 1/2 at^2 using calculus method.
2. Explain the method of measuring length using Vernier calipers and screw gauge with diagram.
3. Derive the expression for the range and maximum height of a projectile.
4. Explain the concept of relative velocity in one and two dimensions with examples.
5. Derive the expression for addition of vectors using the parallelogram law (magnitude and direction).

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