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In eleventh-grade physics, kinematics focuses on characterizing motion without taking into account the forces that cause it. Displacement, velocity, acceleration, and time are important ideas, with evenly accelerated motion receiving particular attention.

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A man goes from a to b at v1 speed and  returns from b to a at v2 speed.

Let distance between a and b = d

let time taken by man go from a to b = t1 and time taken by man return from b to a =t2

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Kinematics is an important chapter and  it includes laws of motion,Rotational Motion which comprises of omprises of basic concepts of rotational motion, force, torque, and angular momentum. It also includes gravitationlike  Universal law of gravitation, Kepler's law of planetary motion.

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As per your question In this method the investigation starts with a response system in equilibrium; the

response to be studied has finished, and no in addition changes take place. The external conditions are

then altered very rapidly; the gadget is then now not at equilibrium, and it relaxes

Hello Shivendra, According to the kinetic theory of gases, at absolute temperature, The normal active vitality of gas particles is straightforwardly relative to total temperature just; this suggests all sub-atomic movement stops if the temperature is diminished to total zero.

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COULOMB'S LAW:

It is the law that the force (attraction/repulsion) between two charges is equal to the product of their charges and inversely proportional to the square of distance between them.

LIMITATIONS OF COULOMB'S LAW:

1)Applicable only in cases when inverse law works.