What is electromagnetic force?
The electromagnetic force is defined as the force exerted by two charged particles or bodies on each other due to their charges. This force may be of both types- attractive or repulsive.
The electromagnetic force is defined as the force exerted by two charged particles or bodies on each other due to their charges. This force may be of both types- attractive or repulsive.
The rate of velocity of a freely falling body on earth due to force of gravity is called the acceleration due to gravity.
The change in the position of an object along a definite direction with time with respect to some frame of reference is called displacement of that object.
The ratio of available effective power from a machine to the total power given is called efficiency.
Third law of falling bodies- The distance traversed by a freely falling body from rest in a given time is directly proportional to the square of the time.
Instantaneous velocity is the velocity of an object in motion at a specific point in time.
The tendency or characteristics of an object to stay as it for eternity is called inertia.
The displacement does not depend on the path of the object. An object can move from position A to position B following different paths. But its displacement will be from A towards B. The minimum distance between A and B, that is, in this case, the linear distance AB is the magnitude of displacements. So, … Read more