October 22-31, 2008 Physics Study Plan for IIT JEE 2010

Ch. 19 OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS

JEE Syllabus

Combinations of mirrors and thin lenses; Magnification.

The syllabus indicates that this chapter is relevant for JEE.

sections in the chapter

1. The eye
2. The apparent size
3. Simple microscope
4. Compound microscope
5. Telescope
6. Resolving power of a telescope and microscope
7. Defects of vision

Study plan

October

22

1. The eye
2. The apparent size
3. Simple microscope

23

4. Compound microscope

Worked out examples 1, 2,3

24
5. Telescope

Worked out examples 4,5,

25

6. Resolving power of a telescope and microscope
7. Defects of vision

Worked out examples: 6 to 10.

26

Questions for short answer 1 to 6

Exercises 1 to 4

27

Questions for short answer 7 to 12

Exercises 5 to 8

28

Objective I 1 to 11

Exercises 9 to 12

29

Objective II 1 to 5
Exercises 13 to 16

30

Exercises 17 - 20

31
Exercises 21 to 24

Remember you have indicate difficult problems with a sign of d or some symbol in your notes as well as text. Later on revise difficult problems. You have to convert a difficult problem into an easily solvable problem by increasing the understanding and increasing the familiarity.

Revise your earlier chapter during the 10 days
Geometrical optics. There are many problems in it. Attempt at least 2 problems from that chapter every day.

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You can modify the plan by increasing or shortening the duration to suit your college schedules and coaching class schedules. But the final target is completion of all chapters in the class XI syllabus by 31st December. You should be able to revise the material during January to March and write your college examinations very well. Never perform badly in any examination. You will become better and confident by doing well in each examination.

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