3 Days Timetable: Work, Energy and Power | Physics for JEE Main & Advanced PDF Download

Let's explore the Physics chapter called "Work, Energy, and Power" and understand its importance for the JEE exam. By studying past years' JEE questions from 2014 to 2023, we can see that this chapter is crucial for success in the JEE exam. Mastery of the concepts in this chapter is essential.

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Topics to Cover

1. Work & Work Done by a Variable Force
2. Conservative & Non-Conservative Forces
3. Kinetic Energy: Types, Examples and Formula
4. What is Potential Energy?: Definition, Formula & Examples
5. Potential Energy Curve
6. The Scalar Product
7. Introduction to Work Energy Theorem & its Application
8. Kinetic Energy, Potential Energy & P.E. of a Spring
9. Internal Work & Conservative Force
10. Difference & Relation Between Force and Power
11. Equilibrium & its Types

Day 1: Work, Energy, and Power Fundamentals

• Start by understanding the concept of work and how it's done by a variable force.
• Dive into the difference between conservative and non-conservative forces.
• Explore the types of kinetic energy, examples, and the kinetic energy formula.
• Use resources such as DC Pandey Questions and Solutions and HC Verma & Irodov Solutions on EduRev for practice.

Study Tips for Day 1:

• Relate the concept of work to real-world scenarios.
• Understand the characteristics of conservative and non-conservative forces.
• Practice solving problems on kinetic energy.

Day 2: Potential Energy and Work-Energy Theorem

• Delve into the definition, formula, and examples of potential energy.
• Explore the concept of a potential energy curve and its significance.
• Understand the scalar product and its applications in physics.
• Familiarize yourself with the work-energy theorem.

Study Tips for Day 2:

• Practice calculating potential energy for different scenarios.
• Visualize potential energy curves for various situations.
• Work on problems involving scalar product and work-energy theorem.

Day 3: Kinetic Energy, Power, and Equilibrium

• Study the relationship between kinetic energy, potential energy, and the potential energy of a spring.
• Explore internal work and its connection to conservative forces.
• Understand the difference and relationship between force and power.
• Cover the concept of equilibrium and its types.

Study Tips for Day 3:

• Relate kinetic energy and potential energy to mechanical systems.
• Solve problems related to internal work, force, and power.
• Understand the conditions for different types of equilibrium.

Revision

• Short & Long Answer type Questions
• NCERT Questions and Solutions
• HC Verma Questions and Solutions
• JEE Advanced (Single Correct MCQs)
• DC Pandey Questions and Solutions
• Irodov Questions and Solutions

In the JEE Physics exam, you'll encounter questions like the ones mentioned above. Solving these questions will help you master the chapter.

Note: It's crucial to manage your time effectively for all subjects. EduRev offers timetables for all your other subjects, allowing you to plan your study schedule comprehensively.

Utilize the resources provided by EduRev and practice questions from H.C. Verma, D.C. Pandey, and Irodov books. Your dedication and thorough preparation will lead to success in the JEE Physics exam. 

Certainly! Here are all the relevant links categorized at the end of the study plan:

Useful Links:

JEE Exam

• JEE Exam

Chapter Resources:

• JEE Past Year Paper of Work, Energy and Power
• H.C. Verma & Irodov Solutions
• DC Pandey Solutions
• Daily practice problems for JEE
• How to prepare for JEE Mains and advanced
• How to Prepare for JEE Physics
• Chapter wise test for Work, Energy and Power for JEE Main & Advanced
• NCERT Exemplar Work, Energy and Power
• Basic Mathematics for Physics
• Revision Notes for Work, Energy and Power
• Work, Energy & Power in one shot (NCERT)

Short Tricks:

• Short Tricks for Revision: Work, Energy & Power

NCERT Textbook & Solutions:

• NCERT Textbook: Work, Energy, and Power NCERT Textbook
• NCERT Solutions: Work, Energy, and Power NCERT Solutions

Practice Questions:

• Short & Long Answer Questions: Work, Energy and Power
• JEE Advanced (Single Correct MCQs): Work, Energy and Power

These links will provide you with valuable resources and practice materials for mastering the "Work, Energy, and Power" chapter for JEE Physics.

Good luck with your studies!