Understanding Physics for JEE Main & Advanced Waves & Thermodynamics  (English, Paperback, DC Pandey)

Just like any other examination, textbooks play a crucial role in achieving success in various engineering entrances like JEE Main & JEE Advanced. The textbooks designed for engineering entrances aim at presenting the in-depth knowledge which helps the students grasp the concepts better leading to a strong foundation of exhaustive knowledge and ultimately the success seems near. Understanding Physics for JEE Main & Advanced authored by Mr. D.C. Pandey has become a synonym with success in JEE Main & Advanced. The fully revised 15th edition of Waves & Thermodynamics of Understanding Physics Seriescovers waves and the wave motion and the concepts of the thermodynamics in an effective and easily comprehensible way. The book has been divided into six chapters Wave Motion, Superposition of Waves, Sound Waves, Thermometry, Thermal Expansion & Kinetic Theory of Gases, Laws of Thermodynamics and Calorimetry & Heat Transfer, each focusing on concept building & application of the concepts in solving varied physical problems based on the concepts. The book contains detailed Text Matter along with all types of questions like Single Correct Option, Multiple Correct Option, Assertion-Reason, Comprehension Based Questions and Single Integer Answers. The exercises have been divided into two sections i.e. JEE Main and JEE Advanced. Each chapter in the book contains theoretical content as well as practice exercises to facilitate proper understanding of the topics. The theoretical content provided in the book has been well explained with diagrams, graphs, illustrations and tables to facilitate easy understanding. Also introductory exercises have been included for each topic to help students test their abilities. After the comprehensive study of the concepts, solved problems based on the same have also been given in the book. At the end of the book Hints & Solutions for all the exercises have been given for comprehensive understanding of the concepts on which the problems are based.