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Understand doppler effect with real life demo, animation, and it's application in radars.
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Sir can u pls create more videos (ncert topics) nd append them to the Khan academy playlists when you're free or smthg... couldn't find better explanations for electromagnetism topics on the internet.your videos r so lit.

felixtitoxic
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Wow that's cool. What's the maths involved?

nonames
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Wow sir never stop making videos u will achieve a lot . Thankyou

OP-dort
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Mahesh sir i have a question are wavefronts supposed to be electromagnetic waves?i can't find videos relating electromagnetic waves with reflection and reflaction

sonicstorm
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So, what exactly did you do back in the day? jee adv, bits etc.?...sound like a professional at science!

geetugupta
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Sir can you make a whole concept which include everything about capacitor and capacitance and its working . Please its a request . I could solve qnss but struggling to understand its concept. Neet exam is near . Pls sir...

ajaykrishnanvs
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sir i am so confused bw electric potential, potential difference, electrostatic potential energy, terminal potential.potential at a point . Can u please provide a soln it will be a huge help for me .

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came from khan academy sir...!
Your teaching style is tremendously marvelous....🫡🔥😎

himanshunayak
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While walking


I push the ground...means apply force and that is=mass of ground ×accn of ground....but accn is 0..does that mean I applied 0 force??? definitely not because ground also pushed me in opposite direction (that's how we walk right??push ground backwards and ground pushes us forward)...so there must have been a force that I applied to ground(by 3rd law)




I remember asking the same question in 9th standard and I even got the answer for it(by myself when I thought a lot)...but seems like I forgot??

mridulacharya