Physics Lecture for 11th class students || Dimensional Analysis – Applications || Physics Lesson 3

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📘 Federal Board Physics Chapter 1 | Topics 1.3 Explained | Lecture 2

👋 Welcome Students
In this lecture, we continue Topic 1.3 – Dimensions of Physical Quantities – and discuss how dimensional analysis is used to:
a) determine the dimensions of unknown physical quantities, and
b) derive physical relations using dimensions.
This lecture mainly focuses on using the principle of dimensional homogeneity to identify unknown dimensions and to determine the powers of physical quantities in a formula.

Whether you're a 11th class student or preparing for your board exams, this video is designed to help you understand the concepts in a clear and simple way using step-by-step derivations and examples.

📚 What You'll Learn in This Video:
✅ Finding unknown dimensions using dimensional homogeneity
✅ Identifying acceleration from dimensional comparison
✅ Deriving a formula using dimensions
✅ Determining the powers of physical quantities
✅ Dimensional analysis for wavelength and Planck’s constant
✅ Dependent and independent variables
✅ Direct and inverse relations using dimensions
✅ Limitation of constants in dimensional equations

📌 Who is this for?
Federal Board (FBISE) Students
11th Class Science Students
Anyone who wants to build a strong foundation in Physics

⏱ Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction and purpose of dimensional analysis
00:12 – Finding unknown dimensions using homogeneity
00:54 – Identification of acceleration from dimensions
01:43 – Using dimensions to derive a formula
02:21 – Dimensional form of wavelength relation
03:00 – Setting up dimensional equations
04:20 – Simplifying dimensional powers
05:07 – Solving for unknown powers (a, b, c)
06:30 – Why dimensionless constants do not appear in dimensional equations
07:08 – Dependent and independent variables
07:44 – Direct and inverse relations
08:20 – Role of dimensions in finding powers
08:53 – λ² (lambda square) as practice
10:04 – Final clarification and conclusion

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🧾 Lecture Summary:
🔹 Topic 1.3 – Dimensions of Physical Quantities

📍 Introduction:
This lecture explains how dimensional analysis is used not only to check the correctness of physical equations but also to determine the dimensions and powers of unknown physical quantities.

📍 Finding unknown dimensions:
Using the principle of dimensional homogeneity, an unknown quantity is treated as a variable with unknown dimension. By comparing the dimensions of all terms in an equation, the unknown quantity is identified as acceleration with dimensions LT⁻².

📍 Deriving a relation using dimensions:
The lecture demonstrates how wavelength is assumed to depend on Planck’s constant, mass and velocity. Unknown powers of these quantities are introduced and determined by equating the powers of mass, length and time on both sides of the dimensional equation.

📍 Determination of powers:
By solving the resulting system of equations, the powers of Planck’s constant, mass and velocity are obtained and the dimensional form of Planck’s constant is confirmed as ML⁻²T^⁻¹.

📍 Important clarification:
Dimensionless constants must not appear in dimensional equations.

📍 Dependent and independent variables:
The lecture explains how wavelength (λ) acts as the dependent variable, while the remaining quantities are independent variables. The nature of direct and inverse relationships is discussed and the role of dimensions in determining the powers of variables is highlighted.


📍 Clarification about book approach vs real physical reasoning:
In this lecture, it is also clarified that although the textbook treats all variables as directly related while applying dimensional analysis, in real physical situations scientists already know the nature of the relationship (direct or inverse) by understanding how independent variables affect the dependent variable. Dimensional analysis is then used mainly to determine the correct powers and to ensure dimensional consistency of the derived formula.

📍 Conclusion:
Dimensional analysis is an effective tool for checking equations, identifying unknown dimensions and determining the correct powers of physical quantities in physical relations.

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