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The Art of Problem Solving in Physics Volume 2

Complete guide for IIT JEE, AIIMS, NEET, OLYMPIAD, CBSE 11 & 12  and other competitive examinations. Solve the most challenging problems, gain rigorous practice and have a rock solid preparation.

The Art of Problem Solving in Physics

Volume -2

₹650.00

The Art of Problem Solving in Physics Volume 2 is a thoroughly revised book intended for those school students at senior secondary level who want to prepare for competitive examinations such as IIT JEE (Main and advanced), National Science Olympiads, KVPY and other examinations. This book is meant for students who find physics interesting but hard to follow. Through this book, the student will develop and master the art of problem solving. This book will compel the students to solve the problems using ingenious techniques, develop an intuition to figure out the best approach without having to solve problems using long tedious methods.

The book is divided into 15 chapters. The syllabus is closely aligned with the IIT JEE (Main and Advanced) examination topics. The problems are solved in a systematic and methodical manner with ample diagrams and detailed explanations. There are multiple solutions and approaches for different problems from IE Irodov that provide more conceptual clarity.

The Art of Problem Solving in Physics Volume 2
The Art of Problem Solving in Physics  Volume 2
The Art of Problem Solving in Physics Volume 2
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Table of Contents

Constant Electric Field in Vacuum, Conductors in an Electric Field, Electric Capacitance, Energy of an Electric field, Electric current, Constant Magnetic Field, Magnetics, Electromagnetic Induction, Motion of Charged particles in Electric and Magnetic Fields, Mechanical Oscillations, Electric Oscillations, Elastic Waves, Acoustics, Geometrical Optics, Interference of Light, Bohr’s Theory, of H-atom, Radioactivity, Nuclear reactions

Physics Mechanics Volume 1
Physics Mechanics Volume 1
Physics Mechanics Volume 1

Physics Textbook Reviews

Arvind Chauhan, Faculty, IITJEE
Arvind Chauhan, Faculty, IITJEE

(Mentor – JEE Adv. AIR 1, 2, 4, 4, 5, 6, 6, 6, 7, 7, 8, 9, 10, 10, 11,…)

Prof Neelam’s and Prof Hegde’s book “Textbook of Physics” Volume-1 in Mechanics is a great book for students aspiring to master problem solving for JEE, Olympiads and similar exams. The book also offers concise yet sufficient theory. There are a good number of carefully chosen problems – both solved and unsolved, to bring a student’s level up to and even slightly beyond JEE Advanced. In the book, the authors explain difficult concepts well; the Calculus part used is precise and meaningful, and it is clear that the authors have taken a genuine interest to guide the reader through advanced problem solving techniques and offered solutions that are quite original, innovative and to-the-point. Great to see such seasoned educators in creative action! Arvind Chauhan (mentor to 14 JEE Advanced top 10 AIRs)

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Book Preface

This book is intended for those school students at senior secondary level who want to pursue a career in science and engineering. It is for those students who prepare for IIT-JEE (Main and Advanced), Olympiads and other exams, and who find physics interesting but hard to follow.

Problem solving, I believe, is an art not very hard to master if you are exposed to all kinds of problems right in the beginning. This book is there to expose you to the a range of problems. Unique and genuine problems need ingenious solution techniques. A problem approached with the right strategy can save both time and effort.

In this book, multiple solutions to the same problem have been explored by applying different concepts in physics. This not only broadens the imagination and understanding of students but also develops an intuition to figure out the best approach.

Simple mathematical manipulations, solving for unknowns from simultaneous equations and basic differentiation and integration have largely been left for the students. Mathematical simplification steps are given in detail only in specific cases where special techniques or non-standard methods or smart shortcuts or intelligent guess-work can reduce the solution to a few basic steps.

Though I have tried my level best to edit and eliminate all types of errors, a book of this nature cannot claim to be without errors. I would be glad to receive your comments in order to make the necessary changes in later editions.

I am grateful to Prof Sriram Hegde, IIT Delhi, for many prolonged discussion sessions I had with him, for his valuable suggestions and guidance and also for his constant motivation. I will be failing in my duty if I do not acknowledge the efforts of Srija Anand and Rishabh Singh for painstakingly going through the draft, suggesting corrections and modifications. I owe my sincere thanks to Dipesh Kumar Aarya for beautifully typesetting the book. Last but not the least, I wish to express my sincere thanks to those who contributed directly or indirectly in making this book a reality.

New Delhi SP Neelam