Dynamics Class 12 Mathematics Solutions | Exercise – 19.1

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  Chapter – 19  
Dynamics

In Class 12 mathematics, the chapter on dynamics primarily deals with the study of motion of objects and the forces that cause this motion. It explores the concepts of velocity, acceleration, and the equations of motion. This chapter applies the principles of calculus, specifically differentiation and integration, to analyze the movement of particles under the influence of various forces.

Overall, the chapter on dynamics is fundamental in understanding how and why objects move, applying mathematical principles to predict and analyze real-world situations involving motion.

Dynamics Class 12 Mathematics Solutions PDF

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Newton’s Laws of Motion

Matter and motion are two inseparable fundamental concepts. Matter in motion and the forces that bring about the motion are linked together by three celebrated laws known as Newton’s Laws of Motion, after the great mathematician, Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727).

These laws form the basis of what is known as Dynamics. Moreover, these laws are of fundamental importance in classical physics. Newton’s laws are basically true in the case of bodies moving with speeds less than that of light. If the speed is greater than that of light, Newton’s laws need some modification.

This modification was provided by Albert Einstein (1879-1955) in his theory of ‘Special Theory of Relativity‘.

Newton’s First Law of Motion

Newton’s first law of motion is usually stated in the following form:Every body continues in its state of rest or of uniform motion in a straight line unlesscompelled by some external force to change that state.Obviously, the law embodies two aspects

• Property of inertia and
• Definition of force

Property of inertia

Common experience tells us that objects at rest shows no tendency to move by itself, and, similarly an object, already in motion, continues to move in a straight line. The first tendency of a material object is known as the inertia of rest and the second is called the inertia of moton of the object. Inertia of rest and inertia of motion of a body, when taken together, give rise to the notion of inertia of motion of a body’. The following examples would help us to feel the existence of inertial property of a material object

• Common experience of falling backwards when a car in which we are standing loosely,suddenly starts, exhibits the property of inertia of rest of a body at rest.
• The property of inertia of motion is exhibited by our experience of being thrown forward when we alight, without precaution, from a moving bus.

Examples cited above convince us that materialbobjects possess certain amount of inner.

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