
OVERVIEW OF COURSEÂ (TO ACCESS FULL COURSE CONTENT, LOGIN-REGISTER and CLICK ON CURRICULUM)
1) Force and vector principle of Force. See Archimedes principle and Forces acting on a ball submerged inside water
2) Gravitational Forces of attraction, such as between any two Masses. Heavenly bodies in outer space- Earth and Sun, Moon and Earth.
Gravitational force is ALWAYS Attraction, NEVER repulsion
3) FICTITIOUS Forces (or Pseudo forces) in Non-Inertial Frames of Reference : Centrifugal Force, CORIOLIS Force
4) CORIOLIS FORCE – explained in more detail
5) Electrostatic or Coulomb forces between electrically charged particles or bodies. This type of force has both Attraction and Repulsion
6) Electromagnetic Forces for a CLOSED SYSTEM having many charged particles inside the system
7) Main Difference between Electrostatic and Electromagnetic forces
8) Normal force and friction force. Frictional Force appears between 2 surfaces. It dissapears when there is no force causing relative motion
9) Rope Tension force. In Pulley systems, masses are fixed or hung using rope (or string) and you get this force.
10) What would happen if the whole world had comprised of ONLY NEUTRAL particles?Â
11) Spring force . Special materials , like coil springs (and other types of springs) elongate and contract due to Force
12) Nuclear forces – act between Protons and Neutrons. It holds a Nucleus of an Atom together.
The other types of forces are also shown in 3D images and solid models .
Example: Hydrostatic forces acting on a body submerged in water, due to water column above the body
13) Difference between Classical physics and Quantum physics
14) THEORY EXAM – OBJECTIVE TYPE – SHUFFLED QUESTIONS – 15 MINUTES (for 12 questions)
Course Features
- Lectures 14
- Quiz 1
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 133
- Certificate No
- Assessments Yes
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 14 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Various types of Forces15 Items
- 1.1Force is a Vector
- 1.2Direction of Force on a conductor exposed to a magnetic field
- 1.3Gravitational force
- 1.4FICTITIOUS Forces (or Pseudo forces) in Non-Inertial Frames of Reference : Centrifugal Force, CORIOLIS Force
- 1.5CORIOLIS FORCES explained in more detail
- 1.6Electrostatic force or Coulomb force
- 1.7Electromagnetic Forces for a CLOSED SYSTEM having many charged particles inside the system
- 1.8Difference between Electrostatic Forces and Electromagnetic forces
- 1.9Normal force and Friction force
- 1.10Rope tension – an important type of force
- 1.11What would happen if the world consisted of only NEUTRAL PARTICLES?
- 1.12Spring Force
- 1.13Nuclear force
- 1.14Difference between Classical and Quantum physics
- 1.15THEORY EXAM – MCQ – SHUFFLED QUESTIONS -15 minutes time limit15 Minutes13 Questions







