When you toss a coin inside a moving train, the coin will have the same initial horizontal velocity as the train. Therefore, its horizontal motion
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If two people are moving in opposite directions at the same speed and they start their watches at the same time, will their watches show the same time or different times?
If two people are moving in opposite directions at the same speed and they start their watches at the same time, their watches will eventually
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7 methods of reducing friction – explained in easy way
After discussing a lot on science and technology on science laws. Now it’s time to discuss the most asked questions i.e, what is the method
Read more20 plus Examples of friction – Easy to observe in our daily life
As we discussed in our previous post about Newton law’s. We have also seen some of the important examples but here we will talk about
Read moreHow Rest and motion are related to each other – Relation with example
If you follow this science laws journey with me from past some years. Then you must be aware of Physics chapter i.e, Motion. In Motion
Read moreWhat is Unit and Measurement in Physics – Easy language
In this post we will discuss about the very first topic of physics unit and measurement. means the starting phase of physics. If you to
Read moreDefine Inertia of motion with 10 visual examples, formula and Application
After a long discussion on Inertia of rest. The time has come to talk about inertia of motion. Not only the definition but also 10
Read moreRelation between force and Potential energy – Calculation and other details
Introduction After the discussion of physics, chemistry, mathematics in approx 200 posts. Now after a long break, we have planed to discuss physics. Now
Read moreWhat is the resultant force of 10 N and 5 N to the right angle?
What is the resultant force, when a force of 10 Newton and 5 Newton acted on a body at right angles? To calculate the resultant
Read moreTwo forces, 60N and 40N act on a body at angle 70°. Find resultant F?
Two forces, one is 60 Newton’s and the other is 40 Newton’s act on a body at an angle of 70 degrees. What is the
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