Friday, October 31, 2008

IIT JEE 2010 November Study Plan

Chemistry

14. Alkenes
15. Alkynes
16. Aromatic compounds

Mathematics

12. Inverse trigonometric functions

http://iit-jee-maths.blogspot.com/2008/11/36-inverse-trigonometrical-functions.html for facilitating revision of this chapter

13. Straight line

14. Vectors (some portion)


Physics

29. Electric field and potential
32. Electric current in conductors
34. Magnetic field


Revision facilitators are being developed for all chapters. I am presently busy with this initiative.

Monday, October 27, 2008

Happy Diwali

Happy Diwali

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

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

Chemistry
NCERT and Dr. Jauhar

Revision
Unit 12. Organic Chemistry Some Basic Principles and techniques

New Chapter
Unit. 13 Hydrocarbons – Alkanes

Unit. 13 Hydrocarbons – Alkanes

Sections
13.1 Classification of hydrocarbons

13.2 Alkanes

13.2.1 Nomenclature and Isomerism
13.2.2 Preparation
13.2.3 Properties
Physical properties
Chemical properties

13.2.4 Conformations


22 October

Sections
13.1 Classification of hydrocarbons

13.2 Alkanes

13.2.1 Nomenclature and Isomerism

23rd October

13.2.2 Preparation
13.2.3 Properties
Physical properties

24 October
13.2.4 Conformations

25 october

You need to refer to one more book. I like Jauhar. But many people are talking of Morrison and Boyd or Solomon. You can get a copy of Solomon's book on internet. So use this time for studying more detailed material from one of these three books.





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

Revision
33. Elementary trigonometry

New Chapter
34. Solution of triangles and other applications of trigonometry

Study Plan

October

22

Study sections 34.1 to 34.5

Revision points

1. Semiperimeter of a triangle is denoted by s.
2. Area of a triangle is denoted by Δ or S.
3. a,b, and c represent sides BC,CA, and AB

4. Sine rule

In any Δ ABC
Sin A/a = Sin B/b = Sin C/c

5. Cosine Formulae

In any Δ ABC

Cos A = [b² + c² -a²]/2bc


Cos B = [c² +a² –b²]/2ac


Cos C = [a² + b² –c²]/2ab

6. Projection formulae

In any Δ ABC

a = b Cos C + C cos B

b= c Cos A + A Cos C

c = a Cos B + b cos A


7. Trigonometrical ratios of half of the angles of a triangle

1. Sin A/2 = √[(s-b)(s-c)/bc]

2. Cos A/2 = √[s(s-a)/bc]

3. tan A/2 = √(s-b)(s-c)/s(s-a)]

23 October

Study Sections 34.6, 34.7, 34.8, 34.9,

Revision points

8. Area of a triangle

S = ½ ab Sin C = ½ bc sina = ½ ac sin B


9. Napier’s analogy

In any triangle ABC

Tan [(b-c)/2] = [(b-c)cot (A/2)]/(b+c)

10. Circumcircle of a triangle

The circle which passes through the angular points or vertices of a triangle ABC is called its circumcircle.

The centre of this circle can be found by locating the point of intersection of perpendicular bisectors of the sides. It is called circumcentre.

The circumcentre may lie within, outside or upon one of the sides of the triangle.

In a right angled triangle the cicumcentre is vertex where right angle is formed.

The radius of circumcircle is denoted by R.

R = a/(2 Sin A) = b/(2 sin B) = c/(2 sin C)

11. Inscribed circle or incircle of a triangle

It is the circle touches each of the sides of the triangle.

The centre of the inscribed circle is the point of intersection of bisectors of the angles of the triangle.

The radius of inscribed circle is denoted by r (it is called in-radius) and it is equal to the length of the perpendicular from its centre to any of the sides of the triangle.

Various formulas that give r.

In- radius ( r )= Δ/s

r = (s-a)tan (A/2) = (s-b) tan (B/2) = (s-c) tan (C/2)

r = [a sin B/2 sin C/2/(Cos A/2)


r = 4R sin (A/2) sin (B/2) sin (C/2)


Attempt Objective Type Exercises 1 to 10


October 24th

34.10, 34.11

Revision points

12. Escribed circles of a triangle

The circle which touches the sides BC and two sides AB and AC produced of a triangle ABC is called the escribed circle opposite to the angle A. Its radius is denoted by r1.

Similarly r2 and r3 denote the radii of the escribed circles opposite to the angles B and C respectively.

The centres of the escribed circles are called the ex-centres.

13. Orthocentre and its distances from the angular points of a triangle

In a Δ ABC, the point at which perpendiculars drawn from the three vertices (heights) meet, it called the ortho centre of the ΔABC

Attempt objective type exercises 11 to 20


October 25th

Study 34.12 to 34.15

Revision points

14. Regular polygon and Radii of the inscribed and circumscribing circles of a regular polygon
the centre of the polygon will be the in-centre as well as circumcentre of the polygon.


15. Area of a cyclic quadrilateral

a quadrilateral is a cyclic quadrilateral if its vertices lie on a circle.

Area of cyclic quadrilateral = ½ (ab + cd) sin B

16. Ptolemy’s theorem

In a cyclic quadrilateral ABCD, AC.BD = AB.CD + BC.AD

The product of diagonals is equal to the sum of the products of the lengths of opposite sides.

17. Circum-radius of a cyclic quadrilateral

In a cyclic quadrilateral, the circumcircle of the quadrilateral ABCD is also the circumcircle of Δ ABC.

Attempt obj type exercises 21 to 30.


October 26th

Attempt obj type exercises 31 to 45.

October 27th

Attempt obj type exercises 46 to 60.

October 28th

Attempt obj type exercises 61 to 75.

October 29th

Attempt obj type exercises 76 to 90.

October 30th

Attempt fill in the blanks 1 to 15.

October 31st

Attempt fill in the blanks 16 to 31.


Practice Exercise at the end of the chapter has 21 problems you have to do these problems during the next 10 days as a part of the revision of earlier chapter. 2 problems a day will take care of all the 21 problems.

Problems of Ch. 33. Elementary trigonometry whihc you have not done so far, have to done as revision part during these 10 days.

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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Comments welcome on the plan.

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.

Give your experience with the plan at your convenience. Your success ismore important first. Then share your success endeavour.

Monday, October 20, 2008

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

Chemistry
NCERT and Dr. Jauhar

Revision
Unit 12. Organic Chemistry Some Basic Principles and techniques

New Chapter
Unit. 13 Hydrocarbons – Alkanes




Mathematics
RD Sharma

Revision
33. Elementary trigonometry

New Chapter
34. Solution of triangles and other applications of trigonometry



Physics
HC Verma

Revision
18. Geometrical optics

New Chapter
19. Optical instruments


In the chapter to be revised do around 2 to 5 problems depending on the time required and read quickly revision point,and formulas. You can also plan for revision of one section each day. Providing 20 days contact with each chapter in this way will deepen your familiarity with the chapter.

Remember your commitment for a day has to be 10 hours. So depending upon the assignments from your college and coaching institute, you have time at your disposal to read materials from other books, to revision the lessons more times so that your memory improves etc. Don't allow the time to go away without productive use for your goal for this two year period.

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Saturday, October 11, 2008

IIT JEE 2010 Physics Study Plan 12 -21 October 2008

Chapter Geometrical Optics

JEE Syllabus

Optics: Rectilinear propagation of light; Reflection and refraction at plane and spherical surfaces; Total internal reflection; Deviation and dispersion of light by a prism; Thin lenses; Combinations of mirrors and thin lenses; Magnification.

Wave nature of light: Huygen's principle, interference limited to Young's double-slit experiment.


Sections in Chapter 18 of HV Verma - Geometrical Optics

18.1 reflection at smooth surfaces
18.2 Spherical mirrors
18.3 Relation between u,v and R for spherical mirrors
18.4 extended objects and magnification
18.5 Refraction at plane surfaces
18.6 Critical angle
18.7 Optical fibre
18.8 Prism
18.9 Refraction at spherical surfaces
18.10 extended objects - laterial magnification
18.11 Refraction through thin lenses
18.12 Lens maker's formula and lens formula
18.13 Extended objects: Lateral magninification
18.14 Power of a lens
18.15 thin lenses in contact
18.16 two thin lenses separated by a distance
18.17 defects of images


12th October 2008

18.1 Reflection at smooth surfaces
18.2 Spherical mirrors
18.3 Relation between u,v and R for spherical mirrors

Example 18.1

13th Ocober 2008

18.4 extended objects and magnification
18.5 Refraction at plane surfaces
18.6 Critical angle

Examples 18. 2,18.3, 18.4


14th October

18.7 Optical fibre
18.8 Prism
18.9 Refraction at spherical surfaces

Examples 18.5 to 8
Exercises
1-5

15th October

18.10 extended objects - laterial magnification
18.11 Refraction through thin lenses

Examples 18.9 to 12
Exercises
6-10


16th October

18.12 Lens maker's formula and lens formula
18.13 Extended objects: Lateral magninification
18.14 Power of a lens

Examples 18.13 to 16
Exercises
11-15

17th October

18.15 thin lenses in contact
18.16 two thin lenses separated by a distance

Examples 18.17 to 20
Exercises
16-20

18th October

18.17 defects of images

Examples 18.21 to 24
Exercises
21-25

19th October

Examples 18.25 to 28
Exercises
26-35

20th October

Exercises
36-45
21st October


Exercises
46-55

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