Physics for IIT-JEE 2012-2013: Mechanics I 1st Edition

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Since the time the IIT-JEE started, the examination scheme and methodology have witnessed many a change. From the lengthy subjective problems of 1950s to the matrix match type questions of the present day, the paper-setting pattern and approach have changed. A variety of questions have been framed to test an aspirant???s calibre, aptitude, and attitude for engineering field and profession. Across all these years, however, there is one thing that has not changed about the IIT-JEE, i.e., its objective of testing an aspirant???s grasp and understanding of the concepts of the subjects of study and their applicability at the grass-root level. This series of books is an attempt at coming face to face with the latest IIT-JEE pattern in its own format, which is going to be highly advantageous to an aspirant for securing a good rank. This series of books features all types of problems asked in the examination be it MCQs (one or more than one correct), assertion reason type, matrix match type, or paragraph-based, thought-type questions. Not discounting to need for skilled and guided practice, the material in the book has been enriched with a large number of fully solved concept-application exercises so that every step in learning is ensured for the understanding and application of the subject. Key Features Adopts a multi-facetted approach to master the concepts by including a variety of exercises asked in the examination. Stimulates and strengthens multi-dimensional problem-solving skills in an aspirant by providing a mixed bag of questions. Provides a sizeable portion questions and problems from previous years??? IIT-JEE papers, which will help students get a feel and pattern of the questions asked in the examination. Provides exercises and problems with not just answers but also solutions Table of Contents: Basic Mathematics Vectors Units and Dimensions Motion in One Dimensio Motion in Two Dimensions Miscellaneous Assignments and Archives on s 1-5 Appendix: Solutions to Concept Application Exercises