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    Class 11 Mechanical Properties of Solids and Fluid 220622 084044

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    This document provides an overview of mechanical properties of solids and fluids taught in Class XI. It defines key concepts like Young's modulus, bulk modulus, compressibility, Hooke's law, stress and strain, viscosity, Bernoulli's theorem, pressure, Archimedes' principle, surface tension, capillarity, and other fluid properties and laws including Stokes law, Poiseuille's formula, and Reynolds number. The document also briefly discusses elasticity, plasticity, and applications of elasticity in engineering.

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    This document provides an overview of mechanical properties of solids and fluids taught in Class XI. It defines key concepts like Young's modulus, bulk modulus, compressibility, Hooke's law, stress and strain, viscosity, Bernoulli's theorem, pressure, Archimedes' principle, surface tension, capillarity, and other fluid properties and laws including Stokes law, Poiseuille's formula, and Reynolds number. The document also briefly discusses elasticity, plasticity, and applications of elasticity in engineering.

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    MASTERJEE CLASSES

    MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
    OF SOLIDS AND FLUIDS
    CLASS XI
    Young’s modulus RELATION BETWEEN Y, B, G AND s APPLICATION OF ELASTICITY
    Bulk modulus, l Y = 3B(1 –2s) l Y = 2G(1 +s) Designing beams for bridges
    The depression in rectangular
    l l

    beam,
    Compressibility, k = 1/B
    ELASTIC POTENTIAL ENERGY l

    HOOKE’S LAW
    Modulus of rigidity
    Stress µ Strain P.E. stored per unit volume of stretched wire,
    or Stress = E ´ Strain,
    (E = modulus of elasticity)

    Poisson’s ratio
    s
    ELASTICITY AND PLASTICITY
    STRESS AND STRAIN Elasticity : Ability of a body to regain
    l
    PROPERTIES its original shape, on removing
    OF deforming force.
    Plasticity : The inability of a body to
    l
    SOLIDS regain its original size and shape on
    the removal of the deforming forces.

    VISCOSITY PROPERTIES OF SURFACE TENSION


    Coefficient of viscosity:
    FLUIDS Surface tension: The property by
    where is the velocity FLUIDS FLUIDS which the free surface of liquid at rest
    IN AT tends to have minimum surface area.
    gradient between two Surface energy: Work done against
    layers of liquid. MOTION REST
    the force of surface tension in
    forming the liquid surface.
    BERNOULLI’S THEOREM
    Bernoulli’s theorem : For the streamline CAPILLARITY
    flow of an ideal liquid, the total energy per PRESSURE The phenomenon of rise or fall of liquid
    unit volume remains constant Pascal’s law in a capillary tube is called capillarity.
    The pressure is same at all points Height of the liquid within capillary tube
    Where, q = angle of contact
    inside the liquid lying at the same r = density of liquid
    depth in a horizontal plane. a = radius of tube
    Stoke’s law : Backward Gauge pressure = P – P0 = hrg.
    Basic
    dragging force on a In an air bubble
    results on ARCHIMEDE’S PRINCIPLE Excess
    spherical body, F = 6 phrv.
    viscosity When a body is immersed fully or Pressure
    Poiseuille’s formula partly in a liquid at rest, it loses Inside a soap bubble
    some of its weight, which is equal to
    the weight of the liquid displaced
    Reynold’s number : Determines by the immersed part of the body. Inside a liquid drop
    nature of fluid flow Apparent weight
    (For fully immersed body)

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