Rabina Kadariya

Introduction to Newton’s First Law Newton’s First Law of Motion has two situations: first describes the reason for a state of any object and second defines inertia. It is a profound law given by Newton in the 17th century that … Read more

Introduction to the Feather and Coin Experiment When gravity was not defined, everything was suspected to fall depending on its mass. According to Aristotle, massive objects fall more rapidly than the tiny ones. On studying this concept, Galileo Galilei had … Read more

Introduction to Free Fall While studying force and motion, we have to deal with acceleration, which is a fundament of force. Again, while studying gravitational force, we talk about gravitational acceleration. This fall experienced by the falling object only due … Read more

Introduction to Acceleration Due to Gravity We have studied that every object falls down to earth when thrown upward. This is certainly because of gravity. These objects also fall at a definite rate. This falling of an object under the … Read more

Introduction to Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation Sir Isaac Newton has done remarkable work in physics, giving a profound theory of gravitation. It associates the gravitational force with masses of two objects and their separation. According to this law, a … Read more

Introduction to Gravitational Force There are four universal forces in nature. Among those forces gravitational force is considered to be the weakest one but has significant effects when the topic is about large-scale structures. It exists between any two objects … Read more

Introduction to Gravitation Gravitation is another type of force acting on two bodies which might have the least impact on the bodies with smaller mass and larger separation between them. However, it turns out to be the strongest one when … Read more

Introduction to Newton’s Laws of Motion Newton’s Laws of Motion are the concepts of Sir Isaac Newton formulated in the 17th century. It consists of three basic laws which describe different forces that act on a body. Thus, the body … Read more

What is a Hysteresis Curve? The word ‘hysteresis’ simply means lagging. In electromagnetism, it is a very useful analysis which suggests the lag of magnetic flux density (B), when magnetic field strength (H) is applied. It is observed that the … Read more