physics 11 ke numerical nhi ho rahe

Hello

To solve Class 11 Physics numericals effectively and in a short time , follow these steps :

1. Understand the question and identify the concept.

2. List given values (known data).

3. Find what’s asked (unknown).

4. Choose the formula based on the concept.

5. Substitute and solve the equation.

6. Check units and the final answer.

Link for more details given below :

https://school.careers360.com/ncert/ncert-exemplar-class-11-physics-solutions

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Dear Aspirant !!

Hope you are doing well ! Solving the numerical of class 11th require a lot of practice which students generally don't do . Initially you must need to give a lot time to each problem only then you will be able to solve other problems into less time . Give 20-40 minutes initially to each problem. Practice and time , discipline these three things will make you prepare for your exam .do a lot of practice,ask every little doubt to your faculty without any hesitation

Hope it will be helpful

Hello,

Toughest problems in Class 11 physics are numericals. Here's how you can improve.

• Concept Mastery: Focus on understanding the theoretical concepts behind every formula. Use NCERT for clarity and HC Verma's Concepts of Physics for detailed explanations.
• Formula Familiarity: Create a formula sheet and revise it daily. Ensure you understand the derivation of formulas for better application.
• Step-by-Step Approach: Start by identifying what is given in the problem and what needs to be solved. Apply the appropriate formula systematically.
• Practice Regularly: Start with solved examples, then easy problems before tackling challenging ones. Books like D.C. Pandey are great for practice.
• Guidance : Use online resources such as Physics Galaxy or Khan Academy for video explanations and extra help. Join study groups or seek help from teachers when necessary.

Keep in mind, consistent effort and focused practice will improve your problem-solving skills! For detailed solutions and study plans, visit Careers360's Physics Section