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ENTROPY
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History The concept of entropy was introduced into the study of thermodynamics by Rudolph Clausius in 1856 to give a quantitative basis ...
POLARIZATION
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In transverse mechanical waves, such as produced in a stretched string, the vibrations of the particles of the medium are perpendicular to ...
What are Dimensions ?
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Each base quantity is considered a dimension denoted by a specific symbol written within square brackets. It stands for the qualitative na...
Assessment of total uncertainty in the final result
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To assess the total uncertainty or error, it is necessary to evaluate the likely uncertainties in all the factors involved in that calcula...
What is precision and accuracy?
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In measurements made in physics, the terms precision and accuracy are frequently used. They should be distinguished clearly. The precisio...
Significant Figures
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In any measurement, the accurately known digits and first doubtful digit are known as significant figures. we must know the following rule...
Errors and Uncertainties
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All physical measurements are uncertain or imprecise to some extent. It is very difficult to eliminate all possible errors or uncertainti...
International system of units
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The eleventh General Conference on Weight and Measures held in Paris in 1960 adopted a world-wide system of measurements called Internationa...
What are Physical quantities ?
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All measure able quantities are known as physical quantities, such as length 🦯, time 🕒, mass, temperature 🌡️ etc. Each physical quantity ...
What is physics?
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Physics is the branch of science in wich we study about matter, energy and their mutual relationship. In physics we study about matter (an...
What is Science?
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Science is the knowledge that gained through observations and experimentations . This knowledge is based on five processes that are, Obser...
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