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SYLLABUS FOR NTRCA (WRITTEN) EXAMINATION Post: Demonstrator Subject: Physics Code: 459 Time: 03 (Three) Hour Full Marks:100 Instructions: There will be 10 questions of equal value and candidates have to answer all of the ten questions in stipulated time. Each question will design from each individual unit. Each question may have multiple sub items like a, b, c, etc. The distribution of marks for each question can be 2+2+3+3 or 2+3+5 or 2+2+6 or 1+4+5 or 1+2+3+4 or 5+5. Assessment Targets. The candidates will be able to …. Contents Marks • Explain concept and terms regarding vector, m otion, work, energy& power. • Relate the concept with the real-life phenomenon regarding vector, motion, work, energy & power. • Formulate mathematical expression related to the context of vector, motion, work, energy & power. • Demonstrate the problem - solving ability in relation to vector, motion, work, energy & power. Unit: One (Mechanics) Vector Algebra : Vectors and their components, vector addition and subtraction. Dot and Cross product. Scalar and Vector triple products. Laws of Motion: Uniform Circular Motion, Projectile Motion, Newton's laws of Motion and their application s, Galileo’s Law of falling body, Frictional forces, Impulse and Momentum, Conservation of liner momentum . Elastic collision. Work, Energy and Power: Work and Kinetic Energy, Conservative and Non conservative Forces, Work done by constant force, variable force and Spring force, Work and potential energy, Gravitational potential energy, Work-energy theorem, Conservation of energy, Efficiency. Rotational Motion: Rotational Variables, Torque, Moment of inertia & Radius of gyration and their calculations, Kinetic energy of rotation, Angula r Momentum and its conservation. 10