As CBSE Board Exams are near and expected to start from March 2020 onwards, so Class 12 Board students start working extra hard to score high in Board Exams.Now a days students got very tensed about PHYSICS and try to search like -
- Important Topics for Class 12 Physics
- Most Important derivations in Class 12 Physics
- Important derivations on Electrostatics and Magnetism etc.
Although All the Topics mentioned in CBSE
Class 12 Physics Syllabus are Important ,and CBSE Board has changed the pattern of Question Paper and introduced Objective Type Questions of 20 marks which will check deep knowledge of student about the subject. So, students should work hard and go through CBSE Class 12 Sample Papers 2020 with Solution for understanding of pattern and level of Question Paper.
However All type of Questions has their own importance but the weightage of Derivations in CBSE Class 12 Physics Board Exam is high. So, after analysis of Previous Years Question Papers and Sample Papers issued by CBSE, we have prepared a complete list of Most Important derivations in Class 12 Physics,which we are going to provide you below :
However All type of Questions has their own importance but the weightage of Derivations in CBSE Class 12 Physics Board Exam is high. So, after analysis of Previous Years Question Papers and Sample Papers issued by CBSE, we have prepared a complete list of Most Important derivations in Class 12 Physics,which we are going to provide you below :
Most Important Derivations In CBSE Class 12 Physics
Unit – 1 Electrostatics
1. Derive Coulomb's law in vector form.
2. Derive an expression for electric field
due to a short dipole (i) at a point on the axial line (ii)
at a point on equatorial line.
3. Derive an expression for Torque of
electric dipole placed in uniform Electric Field.
4. Derive expression for Potential Energy
of an electric dipole placed in uniform Electric Field.
5. Derive an expression for Electric
field due to Infinitely long uniformly charged straight wire.
6. Derive an expression for Electric
field strength due to an infinite plane sheet of uniform surface charge density.
7. Derive an expression for Electric
field strength due to a uniformly charged thin spherical shell at external
point, at the point on surface , at internal point.
8. Derive an expression for electric
potential on (i) Axial Point (ii) Equatorial Point.
9. Derive expression for Capacitance of
a Parallel plate Capacitor.
10. Derive expression for Energy stored
in a charged capacitor.
11. Derive expression for the Capacitance
of a parallel plate capacitor when a thin dielectric slab is placed
between the plates of capacitor.
Unit – 2 Current Electricity
12. Drive an expression for drift
velocity of electron in a metallic wire placed in Electric field and also
establish a relation between Electric current and Drift velocity.
13. Derive expression for equivalent EMF
of cells connected in series and parallel combinations.
Unit – 3 Magnetic Effects of Current and
Magnetism
14. Derive expression for Magnetic field
due to a Current carrying Circular coil at a point on its axis.
15. Derive expression for Magnetic field
due to a Straight current carrying infinite length conductor.
16. Derive Magnetic field due to Current
carrying Solenoid.
17. Derive expression for Force between
two parallel current carrying conductors.
Unit – 4 Electromagnetic Induction and
Alternating Current
18. Derive expression for Mutual Inductance
between two current carrying coils.
19. Derive expressions for Mean and RMS value
of Alternating current.
20. Derive expression for Impedance of a
series RLC circuit.
21. Derive expression for Average power
dissipation in series RLC circuit.
Unit – 5 Electromagnetic waves
22. What is Displacement Current and
explain the Ampere – Maxwell Law.
Unit – 6 Optics
23. Show the formation of Image of a
point object due to refraction of light by Spherical surface seperating two
medium of refractive index n1 and n2 and derive the
relation between n1, n2, u, v and radius of curvature.
24. Derive Lens maker's formula.
25. Derive expression for Magnifying
power of Compound microscope.
26. Derive an expression for Magnifying
power of Astronomical Telescope.
27. Derive an expression for Angle of
deviation and hence Prism formula.
28. Derive a mathematical expression for
the width of Interference fringes obtained in Young's double slit experiment.
29. Explain the formation of a pattern
of fringes obtained on the screen in Single slit Diffraction experiment and
hence derive expression for width of Central Maxima.
Unit – 7 Dual Nature of Radiation and
Matter
30. Derive Einstein's Photoelectric Equation.
Unit – 8 Atoms and Nuclie
31. Derive expression for Radius of Hydrogen Atom.
32. Derive expression for half life and
mean life of a radioactive substance.
Unit – 9 Semiconductors and Electronic
Devices
33. Derive Amplification factor for
Common Base and Common Emitter Amplifiers.
Unit – 10 Communication systems
34. Derive an expression for covering
range of TV transmission Tower.
Some Important Tips to score High in Class 12 Physics Exam
1. Understand the weightage of Chapters and plan your Study according to that:
- Electrostatics – 08 marks
- Current electricity – 07 marks
- Magnetic effect of current and magnetism – 08 marks
- EMI and AC – 08 marks
- EM Waves – 03 marks
- Optics – 14 marks
- Dual nature of radiation and matter – 04 marks
- Atoms and Nuclei – 06 marks
- Electronic Devices – 07 marks
- Communication systems – 05 marks
2. Underline or Highlight the Important Points and definitions for last time revision.
3. Draw neat and clean diagrams and graphs.
4. Try to practice Sample Papers with in time limit.
5. Practice at least last five years Question Papers.
Don't worry , work Hard ,Stay Happy !!
ALL THE BEST !!
More Resources :
More Resources :
- CBSE Class 12 Maths Study Material
- CBSE Class 12 Physics Study Material
- CBSE Class 12 Sample Papers and Previous Years Question Papers with Solution
are all of these derivations in ncert or do we have to look for them in other books like sl arora
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