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Motion in a Plane

Kerala Board · Class 12 · Physics

Quick revision notes for Motion in a Plane — Kerala Board Class 12 Physics. Key concepts, formulas, and definitions for last-minute revision.

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Key Topics to Revise

1

Vectors and Scalars

  • Scalar quantities have only magnitude (mass, temperature, speed, energy)
  • Vector quantities have both magnitude and direction (displacement, velocity, acceleration, force)
  • Vectors are represented by arrows with length showing magnitude and arrow showing direction
2

Projectile Motion

  • Motion of object thrown at angle with horizontal under gravity only
  • Two independent motions: uniform horizontal motion and uniformly accelerated vertical motion
  • Horizontal velocity remains constant: vx = u cos θ
3

Circular Motion

  • Motion along circular path with constant speed is uniform circular motion
  • Speed is constant but velocity changes due to changing direction
  • Acceleration is always directed toward center (centripetal acceleration)

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Scalars have only magnitude (massVector addition follows parallelogram lawPosition vector r⃗ = xî +Motion under constant gravitational accelerationMotion with constant speed v along

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