Physics for JEE/ISEET: Waves & Thermodynamics 1st Edition

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Physical Chemistry for JEE/ISEE, a Cengage Learning Exam Crack Series product, is designed to help aspiring engineers focus on the subject of organic chemistry from two standpoints: 1. To develop their caliber, aptitude, and attitude for the engineering field and profession. 2. To strengthen their grasp and understanding of the concepts of the subjects of study and their applicability at the grass roots level. Each book in this series approaches the subject in a very conceptual and coherent manner. While its illustrative and solved examples will facilitate easy mastering of the concepts and their applications, an array of solved problems will expose the students to the variety and nature of questions that they can expect to face in the examination. The coverage and features of this series of books make it highly useful for all those preparing for JEE/ISEET and aspiring to become engineers. Key Features Enhances the understanding of the concepts of physics with a large number of illustrations and examples Includes questions and problems from previous years??? papers, which will help students understand the pattern of the questions asked in the examination Features all types of problems asked in the examination: Subjective Type Objective Type Multiple Correct Answers Type Assertion-Reasoning Type Comprehension Type Matching Column Type Integer Answer Type Archives (Previous Years??? Questions) Provides exercises and problems with their complete solutions Includes a vast bank of miscellaneous solved problems Table of Contents Unit I: Thermal Physics Chapter 1: Thermal Properties of Matter Chapter 2: Kinetic Theory of Gases and First Law of Thermodynamics Chapter 3: Archives on Chapters 1 and 2 Unit II: Oscillation and Waves Chapter 4: Linear and Angular Simple Harmonic Motion Chapter 5: Travelling Waves Chapter 6: Sound Waves and Doppler Effect Chapter 7: Superposition and Standing Waves Chapter 8: Archives on Chapters 4--7 Appendix: Solutions to Concept Application Exercises