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Nafis Ahmad posted an Question
April 10, 2020 • 07:06 am
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Plzz tell me imp topics in optics, thermodynamics and Modern physics ???since i m continuing 2 sub per day...also plz c description for suggestion ??
plz tell me abt optics imp topics too since i m taking 2 subject simultaneously per day ....??? remaining less imp topics i will do in the left remaining time ....1st day- mp / optics 2nd day- thermodynamics/ modern physics is it better combinations or suggest some another combination according to u experts...???
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Dhairya sharma
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in thermodynamics laws of thermodynamics is most important.it's vary easy and most probablye and in statistics partition fxn and it's application is Most important. in optics interference diffraction is important and melus, brusters law,snell law are important.
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Abhishek singh Best Answer
optics: YDSE, interference in thin film, wedge shaped film, Newton's ring experiment, n slit interference, diffraction(single, double, n slit), diffraction grating, dispersive power, resolving power, polarisation Malus law, Nicole prism, wave plates., finally ray optics.
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Ruby negi
in thermodynamics, important topics are laws of thermodynamics, Maxwell's equations, thermodynamics potential..in modern Physics, photoelectric effect, Compton effect, Heigsenberg uncertainty, Debrogli, atoms.