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Pallavi Pathak

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The NCERT solutions offer all the theoretical and numerical textbook problems through a structured and simplified explanation, hence it is highly beneficial to prepare from here. Chapter 4 contains complex vector-based concepts like the motion of charged particles, magnetic force, and Biot–Savart law.
NCERT Solutions provides step-by-step methods, using accurate derivations and diagrams that make concepts easy to grasp. The solutions are frequently used as a base for competitive exam questions as they are aligned with CBSE board exam requirements. These solutions are one of the clear and most dependable resources available for self-le

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The principle that a current-carrying coil placed in a magnetic field feels a torque is behind a moving coil galvanometer. The coil rotates due to this torque, and the angle of deflection is proportional to the current. For the conversion of a galvanometer into an ammeter, a high current is allowed to bypass the Galvanometer by connecting a low resistance (shunt) in parallel. A high resistance is connected in series to restrict current and convert it into a voltmeter. The conversions make the galvanometer ideal for measuring higher ranges of voltage and current in practical circuits.

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This force is exerted by the magnetic fields produced by the parallel current-carrying conductors. If the currents run in the opposite directions, they repel and if they run in the same direction, then they attract. The force is exerted because each conductor lies in the magnetic field produced by the other. A force acts on the moving charges in each wire, according to the Lorentz force law. This concept is fundamental in understanding electromagnetic interactions in power transmission lines and circuits. It is not just theoretical, it defines the SI unit of current and the ampere.

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When electric current passes through a long coil of wire, it generates a nearly uniform magnetic field inside it, it is the solenoid. Outside this solenoid, the magnetic field is weak and negligible. On the other hand, in a toroid, the magnetic field is completely confined within its core, which forms a closed loop. It is a solenoid bent into a circular shape (doughnut-shaped). Outside the toroid, there is essentially no magnetic field. By understanding this difference, the students can design electromagnetic devices more effectively. The toroids are useful in lowering electromagnetic interference.

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The concepts help students to introduce the magnetic effects produced by electric currents. These concepts are important for the theoretical and applied physics. It includes the key concepts which are fundamental to understanding magnetic fields and serves as the foundation for many devices. Such key concepts include Ampere's circuital law, Biot–Savart law, and Lorentz force and it serves foundation for the following devices - galvanometers, electric motors, and particle accelerators. Practicing these concepts is essential for students who are aiming to pursue electronics, engineering, or physics at higher levels. It is also useful f

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The Class 12 Relations and Functions explores various types of Functions, Students can check main types dicussed in this chapter below;

  • One-One Function (Injective)

  • Onto Function (Surjective)

  • One-One and Onto Function (Bijective)

  • Identity Function

  • Constant Function

  • Inverse of a Function

  • Composite Functions

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Kirchhoff's laws include the Loop Rule (KVL) and the Junction Rule. These are helpful in analyzing complex electrical circuits. The solutions explain the concepts behind these laws and help them in applying in various example problems involving the EMF sources and multiple resistors. By thoroughly practicing these solutions, the students learn how to choose the junctions and loops strategically for solving problems. This also helps in preparing for exams that include circuit analysis.

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According to the class 12 Physics chapter 3 NCERT solutions, Ohm's Law is a foundational principle in electrical circuits. It states that when the temperature is constant, the current passing through a conductor is directly proportional to the voltage across it. The NCERT solutions explain the law using equations, diagrams and practical examples. They include the solutions where the students apply Ohm's Law in different circuit configurations - mixed, parallel and series. It helps them to understand the application of Ohm's Law better. The step-by-step methods help students to understand the logic used in the solutions and make it easy

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The Class 12 Physics Chapter 3 NCERT solutions focus on understanding the electric charge movement and the factors affecting it. The main topics include drift velocity, current density, electric current, resistivity, resistance, Ohm's law, internal resistance, the combination of resistors in series and parallel, power, electromotive force (EMF), and important circuit laws like Kirchhoff's rules. Chapter 3 also includes practical devices like the meter bridge, potentiometer, and Wheatstone bridge. NCERT solutions offer a perfect blend of theoretical and practical numerical applications and help students apply the concepts in exams and r

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Chapter 3 Current Electricity offers various numerical problems related to resistance, current, energy, power, circuit laws and EMF. The solutions given here give a systematic approach to solving NCERT problems, selecting the appropriate formula, starting from identifying the known and unknown variables, and performing the calculations correctly. Each step is explained clearly and in detail to help students understand the "why" and "how" behind each step and they understand the logic used behind the steps and solutions. The approach helps in improving the problem-solving skills and building the confidence of the students. With regular

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