Azeem Physics Practical Notebook for F.Sc & ICS (11th-12th) | Prof. Muhammad Munir

The Azeem Physics Practical Notebook for F.Sc & ICS (11th-12th) by Prof. Muhammad Munir is an essential guide for students studying physics in the F.Sc and ICS programs. This practical notebook provides step-by-step instructions and exercises to help students master physics experiments. Written by Prof. Muhammad Munir, it is designed to aid students in both theoretical and practical aspects of their physics education. Available now at Multan Kitab Ghar.

Azeem Physics Practical Notebook 

Why Choose This Book?
✅ Ideal for F.Sc and ICS physics students
✅ Covers both theory and practical aspects of physics
✅ Step-by-step guidance for conducting experiments
✅ Written by the experienced Prof. Muhammad Munir
✅ Comprehensive and easy-to-understand approach

Key Features
✅ Detailed physics experiments with clear instructions
✅ Helpful diagrams and explanations
✅ Focus on both practical and theoretical knowledge
✅ Designed for F.Sc and ICS curriculum
✅ A practical tool for enhancing physics understanding

Topics Covered
✅ Physics experiments and practicals
✅ Step-by-step procedures for experiments
✅ Understanding theoretical concepts through practice
✅ Problem-solving techniques in physics
✅ Illustrative diagrams and explanations

Contents:

Mechanics

• To determine the volume of a cylinder using Vernier Callipers
• To determine the area of the cross-section of a wire or volume of a small sphere using a micrometer screw gauge
• To determine the unknown weight of a body by the method of vector addition of forces
• To determine the value of ‘g’ by the free fall method using an electronic timer
• To verify that the time period is independent of its mass

Sound:

• To determine the frequency of A.C. supply by Melde’s apparatus
• To verify laws of vibrations of stretched string by sonometer (law of length)
• To determine the wavelength of sound in air using stationary waves and to  calculate the speed of sound by using end correction (first resonance position)
• To determine the wavelength of sound in air using stationary waves and to calculate the speed of sound by two resonance positions (eliminating end correction)

Features:

• Azeem Physics Practical Notebook
• For F.SC I.C.S (11th & 12th Classes)
• Experiments With Procedure
• Graph Related Question
• English Language
• Easy to Understand
• Best Seller
• According To The New Syllabus
• Written By Prof. Muhammad Munir
• Published By Azeem Academy