Physical Quantity Symbol SI Unit Dimension Physical Quantity Symbol SI Unit Dimension

Name: ………….………………
1. Mass m kg [ML0T0] 1. Mass
2. Length l m [M0LT0] 2. Length
3. Time t s [M0L0T] 3. Time
4. Area A m2 [M0L2T0] 4. Area
5. Volume V m3 [M0L3T0] 5. Volume
6. Density ! kg/m3 [ML-3T] 6. Density
7. Speed / Velocity v m/s [M0LT-1] 7. Speed / Velocity
8. Acceleration a m/s2 [M0LT-2] 8. Acceleration

1
9. Force F N=Kg.m/s2 [MLT-2] 9. Force
10. Momentum p Kg.m/s [MLT-1] 10. Momentum
11. Energy U J=Kg.m2/s2 [ML2T-2] 11. Energy
12. Work W J=Kg.m2/s2 [ML2T-2] 12. Work
13. Power P W=Kg.m2/s3 [ML2T-3] 13. Power
14. Torque " N.m [ML2T-2] 14. Torque
15. Impulse p Kg.m/s [MLT-1] 15. Impulse
16. Kinetic energy KE J=Kg.m2/s2 [ML2T-2] 16. Kinetic energy
17. Potential energy U J=Kg.m2/s2 [ML2T-2] 17. Potential energy
18. Heat H,Q J=Kg.m2/s2 [ML2T-2] 18. Heat
19. Pressure P N/m2 [ML-1T-2] 19. Pressure
20. Angle # Radian [Rad] 20. Angle
21. Surface tension T N/m [ML0T-2] 21. Surface tension
22. Potential V volt(V) [ML2T-3A-1] 22. Velocity Gradient
23. Frequency f, # Hz = s-1 [M0L0T-1] 23. Frequency
24. Sp. Heat capacity c J/Kg.K [M0L2T-2K-1] 24. Sp. Heat capacity
25. Heat Capacity C J/K [ML2T-2K-1] 25. Heat Capacity
26. Latent heat cap. L J/Kg [M0L2T-2] 26. Latent heat cap.
27. Gravity g m/s2 [M0LT-2] 27. Gravity
28. Resistance R Ω [ML2T-3A-2] 28. Resistance
29. Resistivity ! Ωm [ML3T-3A-2] 29. Resistivity
30. Wavelength ' m [M0LT0] 30. Wavelength
31. Temperature T K [M0L0T0K] 31. Temperature
32. Current I A [A] 32. Current
 Physical Quantity Symbol SI Unit Dimension Physical Quantity Symbol SI Unit Dimension
1. Mass 1. Mass
2. Length 2. Length
3. Time 3. Time
4. Area 4. Area
5. Volume 5. Volume
6. Density 6. Density
7. Speed / Velocity 7. Speed / Velocity
8. Acceleration 8. Acceleration
9. Force 9. Force
10. Momentum 10. Momentum
11. Energy 11. Energy
12. Work 12. Work
13. Power 13. Power
14. Torque 14. Torque
15. Impulse 15. Impulse
16. Kinetic energy 16. Kinetic energy
17. Potential energy 17. Potential energy
18. Heat 18. Heat
19. Pressure 19. Pressure
20. Angle 20. Angle
21. Surface tension 21. Surface tension
22. Velocity Gradient 22. Velocity Gradient
23. Frequency 23. Frequency
24. Sp. Heat capacity 24. Sp. Heat capacity
25. Heat Capacity 25. Heat Capacity
26. Latent heat cap. 26. Latent heat cap.
27. Gravity 27. Gravity
28. Resistance 28. Resistance
29. Resistivity 29. Resistivity
30. Wavelength 30. Wavelength
31. Temperature 31. Temperature
32. Current 32. Current
At. No. Element At. Wt. Symbol Outer Valency At. No. Element At. Wt. Symbol Outer valency

Name…………………………………………………………………………………..
1. Hydrogen 1 H 1 1 1.
2. Helium 4 He 2 0 2.
3. Lithium 6 Li 1 1 3.
4. Beryllium 8 Be 2 2 4.
5. Boron 10 B 3 3 5.
6. Carbon 12 C 4 4 6.
7. Nitrogen 14 N 5 3 7.
8. Oxygen 16 O 6 2 8.
9. Fluorine 19 F 7 1 9.
10. Neon 20 Ne 8 0 10.

2
11. Sodium 23 K 1 1 11.
12. Magnesium 24 Mg 2 2 12.
13. Aluminium 27 Al 3 3 13.
14. Silicon 28 Si 4 4 14.
15. Phosphorus 30 P 5 3,5 15.
16. Sulphur 32 S 6 2,4,6, 16.
17. Chlorine 35.5 Cl 7 1 17.
18. Argon 40 Ar 8 0 18.
19. Potassium 39 K 1 1 19.
20. Calcium 40 Ca 2 2 20.
50 Tin 119 Sn 3 2,4 Tin
26 Iron 56 Fe 2 2,3 Iron
27 Cobalt 59 Co 2 4 Cobalt
28 Nickel 58.7 Ni 2 2 Nickel
29 Copper 63.5 Cu 2 1,2 Copper
30 Zink 65.5 Zn 2 2 Zink
47 Silver 108 Ag 2 1,2 Silver
79 Gold 197 Au 2 1,3 Gold
80 Mercury 200 Hg 2 1,2 Mercury
82 Lead 207 Pb 2 2,4 Lead
78 Platinum 195 Pt 2 2,4 Platinum
56 Barium 137 Ba 2 2 Barium
At. No. Element At. Wt. Symbol Outer valency At. No. Element At. Wt. Symbol Outer valency
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Tin Tin
Iron Iron
Cobalt Cobalt
Nickel Nickel
Copper Copper
Zink Zink
Silver Silver
Gold Gold
Mercury Mercury
Lead Lead
Platinum Platinum
Barium Barium
 PERIMETER 1
()*+,- = 4+ ;BAB-5B 2,;+345- = 8 5
2
0-12+345- = 2(8 + 5) SURFACE AREA
1;,15-(1;,1*<=-,-31-) = 2>, 1*8- = 6+E
?,;+345- = + + 8 + 1 D*8A;M = 2(8 5 + 5ℎ + ℎ8)
0ℎA<8*B = 4+ 1O5;3M-, = 2>,5 + >, E + >, E
AREA J;J- = 2>05 + 2>,5 + 2>(0 E − , E )
1 1A3- = >, 5 + >, E
0;4ℎ2 +345- 2,;+345- = 8 ℎ
2 BJℎ-,- = 4>, E

3
E
D;,15- = >,
()*+,- = +E VOLUME
3 E 1*8- = +Q
F)*;5+2-,+5 2,;+345- = + D*8A;M = 58ℎ
4
0-12+345- = 8 ℎ 1O5;3M-, = >, E 5
H+,+5-55A4,+< = 8 ℎ J;J- = >(0 E − , E ) 5
L
T,+J-K;*< = E ℎ (8L + 8E ) 1 E 1 E E
1A3- = >, ℎ = >, 5 − , E
1 3 3
?-2,+ℎ-M,A3 = M (ℎL + ℎE ) 4 Q
2 BJℎ-,- = >,
1 3
0ℎA<8*B = ML ME 2 Q
2 ℎ-<;_BJℎ-,- = >,
3
 PERIMETER ;BAB-5B 2,;+345- =
()*+,- = SURFACE AREA
0-12+345- = 1*8- =
1;,15-(1;,1*<=-,-31-) =
D*8A;M =
?,;+345- =
1O5;3M-, =
0ℎA<8*B =
AREA J;J- =
0;4ℎ2 +345- 2,;+345- = 1A3- =
D;,15- = BJℎ-,- =

()*+,- = VOLUME
1*8- =
F)*;5+2-,+5 2,;+345- =
D*8A;M =
0-12+345- =
1O5;3M-, =
H+,+5-55A4,+< =
J;J- =
T,+J-K;*< = 1A3- =
?-2,+ℎ-M,A3 = BJℎ-,- =
0ℎA<8*B = ℎ-<;_BJℎ-,- =
 Property Go right Go down Property Go right Go down
Atomic number Increases Increases Atomic number
Atomic mass Increases Increases Atomic mass

Name:………………………………………
Electron in outer shell Increases Constant Electron in outer shell
Valency Increases-decreases Constant Valency
Electronegativity Increases Decreases Electronegativity
Electron affinity Increases Decreases Electron affinity
Ionisation potential Increases Decreases Ionisation potential
Atomic radius Decreases Increases Atomic radius

Property
Atomic number
Atomic mass
Go right Go down 4 Property
Atomic number
Atomic mass
Go right Go down

Electron in outer shell Electron in outer shell

Valency Valency
Electronegativity Electronegativity
Electron affinity Electron affinity
Ionisation potential Ionisation potential
Atomic radius Atomic radius
Newton’s 1st law of motion: An object in state
of rest or motion will maintain its state of rest or
motion until an external force is applied on the
object.
Newton’s 2nd law of motion: Rate of change of
momentum is proportional to force applied on the
body.
Newton’s 3rd law of motion: Every action has
equal and opposite reaction.
Lenz’s law: The direction of current produced in
conduction is in such a way that it will oppose the
cause of current produced.
Ohm’s Law: The current in any conductor is
directly proportional to potential difference
across its ends and inversely proportional to
resistance of conductor.
Newton’s Law of Gravitation: The gravitation
force between any two mass is directly
proportional to the product of their masses and
inversely proportional to the square of distance
between them.
Coulomb’s law: The force between two charges
is proportional to the product of magnitude of
charges and inversely proportional to the square
of distance between them.
 Unit Symbol Physical quantity Unit Symbol Physical quantity
electron-volt eV Energy electron-volt
joule J Energy joule
calorie Cal Energy(heat) calorie
light year -- Length light year
candela Candela Luminous intensity candela
angstrom A Length angstrom
ste-radian Str Solid Angle ste-radian
radian Rad Angle radian
coulomb C Charge coulomb

5
ohm Ω Resistance ohm
volt V Potential volt
kelvin K Temperature kelvin
horsepower Hp Power horsepower
ampere A Current ampere
tesla T Magnetic field tesla
pascal Pa Pressure pascal
watt W Power watt
farad F Capacitance farad
henry H Magnetic field henry
hertz Hz Frequency hertz
newton N Force newton
Siemens siemens
weber Wb Magnetic flux weber
lumen
lux Lux Light flux lux
becquerel Radioactive radiation becquerel
gray gray
Kg.m/s Momentum
Kg.m/s
Kg/m-3 Density
Kg/m-3
m/s-2 Acceleration
m/s-2
 Unit Symbol Physical quantity Unit Symbol Physical quantity
electron-volt electron-volt
joule joule
calorie calorie
light year light year
candela candela
angstrom angstrom
ste-radian ste-radian
radian radian
coulomb coulomb
ohm ohm
volt volt
kelvin kelvin
horsepower horsepower
ampere ampere
tesla tesla
pascal
pascal
watt
watt
farad
farad
henry
henry
hertz
hertz
newton
newton
siemens
Siemens
weber
weber
lumen
lux
lux
becquerel
becquerel gray
gray
Kg.m/s
Kg.m/s Kg/m-3
Kg/m-3 m/s-2
m/s-2
1. (`+ + 8)E = +E + 8 E + 2+8
E
2. +−8 = +E + 8 E − 2+8
E E
3. ++8 + +−8 = 2(+E + 8 E )
E E
4. ++8 − +−8 = 4+8

5. + + 8 + − 8 = +E − 8 E

L E L
6. ++ = +E + + 2
U UV

6
L E L
7. +− = +E + − 2
U UV

L E L E L
8. ++ + +− = 2(+E + V )
U U U

L E L E
9. ++ − +− =4
U U

L L L
10. + + +− = +E − V
U U U

E
11. + + 8 + 1 = +E + 8 E + 1 E + 2(+8 + 81 + 1+)
Q
12. + + 8 = +Q + 8 Q + 3+8(+ + 8)
Q
13. + − 8 = +Q − 8 E + 3+8(+ − 8)

L Q L L
14. + + = +Q + + 3(+ + )
U UZ U

L Q L L
15. + − = +Q − + 3(+ − )
U UZ U
Constant Symbol Value Absolute Permittivity
2
Acceleration due to gravity g 9.8m/s Escape velocity on earth
Charge on electron e -1.6x10-19 C Mass of Earth
Charge on proton e 1.6x10-19 C Wien’s constant
Mass of electron me 9.1x10-31Kg Boltzmann constant
Mass of proton mp 1.67 x 10-27 Kg Universal gas constant
Planks Constant h 6.6 x 10-34 J.s Planks Constant
Gravitational constant G 6.67 x 10-11 Nm2Kg-2 Bohr radius
Absolute Permittivity yn 1/(4π x 9 x 109) C2N-1m-2 Ground state energy of H-atom
Absolute Permeability zn 4π x 10-7NA-2 Mole (Avogadro number)
Mole (Avogadro number) mole 6.022 x 1023 Acceleration due to gravity
Radius of Earth Rearth 6.37 x 106m Speed of light
Mass of Earth Mearth 5.98 x 1024Kg Charge on proton
Escape velocity on earth Ve 11.2 km/s Mass of electron
Stefan constant { 5.67 x 10-8 Wm-2 K-4 Charge on electron
Wien’s constant b 2.89 x 10-3 mK Planks Constant
Boltzmann constant k 1.38 x 10-23JK-1 Gravitational constant
Universal gas constant G 8.31 JK-1mole-1 Absolute Permittivity
Speed of light c 3 x 108 m/s Stefan constant
Bohr radius a0 5.29 x 10-11m Mole (Avogadro number)
Ground state energy of H-atom -- -13.6 eV Acceleration due to gravity
--------------------------------- --------- ---------------------------------- Charge on electron
Escape velocity on earth Charge on proton
Ground state energy of H-atom Gravitational constant
Planks Constant Mass of proton
Mass of electron Planks Constant
Mass of proton Gravitational constant
Speed of light Absolute Permittivity
Charge on proton Absolute Permeability
Charge on electron Mole (Avogadro number)
Absolute Permeability Mass of proton
Acceleration due to gravity Mass of electron
Radius of Earth Absolute Permeability
 E
Uniform Motion _
( ( HAe-, = H = ` E 0 = _` =
( = [2 [ = 2 = 0E
2 [ _
F3-,4O = f = H2 = ` E 02 = _`2 = 2
Uniformly accelerated Motion 0
1 E Work Energy Power
( = *2 + +2 g = h. Δ( = H. Δ_
2
[ = * + +2 g
[−* HAe-, = = h. [
+= 2
2 1

7
j;3-2;1 F3-,4O = <[ E
[ E = *E + 2+( 2
*+[ k,+[;2+2;A3+5 HF = <4ℎ
(= 2 1 E
2
1 (J,;34 HF = ]l
(\ = * + (+ − )2 2
2 1 )L )E
Calorimetry F5-12,AB2+2;1 HF =
4> ∈n ,
ℎ-+2 2+]-3 4;[-3 Law of motion
= <1# = D# h = <+
= <^ = H2 op pr spt uvsuw u(vsw)
h= = = =
q q q q
Electricity uv V
b b
centrifugal force = h =
x
Ohm’s Law: _ = `0; ` = ; 0 =
c d
HCl Hydrogen Chloride HCl
H2SO4 Sulphuric Acid H2SO4
HNO3 Nitric Acid HNO3
NaOH Sodium Hydroxide NaOH
KOH Potassium Hydroxide KOH
CaO Calcium Oxide CaO
K2Cr2O7 Potassium dichromate K2Cr2O7
Fe2O3 Ferric Oxide Fe2O3
FeO Ferus Oxide FeO
H2SO3 Sulphurous Acid H2SO3

8
D 2O Heavy water D 2O
CH4 Methane CH4
C2H5OH Ethanol C2H5OH
NH3 Ammonia NH3
O3 Ozone O3
C 6H 6 Benzene C 6H 6
CH3COOH Acetic acid CH3COOH
CO(HN2)2 Urea CO(HN2)2
NaHCO3 Sodium bicarbonate NaHCO3
FeO C2H5OH
K2Cr2O7 NaHCO3
Chemical Chemical formula Lactic acid
Sulphuric acid H2SO4 Soda lime
Plaster of Paris Heavy water D 2O
Gypsum
Blue vitriol
Washing Soda
Acetic acid
Mars Gas
Ozone
Benzene
Bleaching powder
Hydrochloric acid
Nitric acid
Common Salt
Ethanol
Methane
Baking Soda
Oxalic acid
Tartaric acid
Green Vitriol
Citric acid
 Multiple Sub-multiple Multiple Sub-multiple
Value
A
Name Symbol Value
PPENDICES
Name Symbol Value Name Symbol Value Name Symbol

Name………………………………………………………………….……
1015 Peta P 10 -15
Femto f 1015 10 -15

1012 Tera T 10 -12

Pico p 1012 10-12
109 Giga G 10 -9
Nano n 109 10-9
106 Mega M 10 -6
Micro µ 106 10-6
103 Kilo k 10 -3
mili m 103 10-3
102 Hecto h 10 -2
Centi c 102 10-2
101 Deca APPENDIX
da 10 -1 A 1
Desi d 101 10-1

9
THE GREEK ALPHABET
Letter Ca Sm Letter Ca Sm Letter Ca Sm Letter Ca Sm Letter Ca Sm Letter Ca Sm

Graph Area under curve Slope of curve Graph Area under curve Slope of curve
Displacement-time -- Velocity Displacement-time
Velocity-time Displacement Acceleration Velocity-time
Acceleration-time Change in velocity -- Acceleration-time
Force-position Work A 2
APPENDIX -- Force-position
Pressure-volume Work -- Pressure-volume
ON SI PREFIXES AND SYMBOLS FOR MULTIPLES AND SUB-MULTIPLES
Potential-current -- Resistance Potential-current
Momentum-time -- Force Momentum-time
HCl O3
H2SO4 KOH
CO(HN2)2 HNO3
H2SO3 NaOH
KOH NaHCO3
D 2O CaO
FeO K2Cr2O7
CH3COOH Fe2O3
FeO NaOH
H2SO3 NH3
D 2O C 6H 6
CaO CH4
C2H5OH K2Cr2O7
NH3 CH3COOH
NaOH O3
C 6H 6 D 2O
HCl Fe2O3
CO(HN2)2 H2SO4
NaHCO3 CO(HN2)2
CH3COOH CH4
HNO3 C2H5OH
 Formula for Force
h = <+
HAe-, gA,]MA3-
h= =
BJ--M M;B2+31-
Friction force h = z| gA,]MA3- = h. (

10
}u~ uV HAe-, = h. [
Gravitational force h=
V
L É~ ÉV
?A,)*- = hÑ(
Electrostatic force h = Dℎ+34- ;3 <A<-32*< = hA,1- Ñ ?;<-
ÄÅ∈Ç  V
=A,1-
Tension (in string) h = ? = (2,-BB Ñ Ö,-+ (*,=+1- 2-3B;A3 =
5-342ℎ
Pressure force h = J,-BB*,- Ñ Ö,-+
hA,1-
Electrostatic force h = )F H,-BB*,-(4+B/5;)*;M) =
+,-+
uv V
Centrifugal force h = hA,1-
x (2,-BB(BA5;M) =
Force due to gravity h = <4 +,-+
hA,1-
p +11-5-,+2;A3 =
Newton’s 2nd Law h = <+BB
q
Magnetic force h = )[Ü =A,1-
F5-12,;1 =;-5M =
Surface tension force 1ℎ+,4-
h = B*,=-1- 2-3B;A3 Ñ 5-342ℎ
 Number Square Cube
Calculate without dividing
1
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……
Name…………………………………………………
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= ______ 2
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3
4
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6
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11
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11
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13
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17
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20
= _____ = ________ = ________ = ________ 21
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22
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= _____ = _______ = _______ = ______ 23
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24
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= _____
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%.% %,. .!% .,% 27
= _____ = _______ = ______ = _______
" " " " 28
%.! ,,,! ... !!!
29
= _____ = ________ = ________ = ________ 30
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 Add these quantities
1x102 + 2x103 =……21x102…………:
2x102 + 5x102 =………………………:
1x103 + 3x102 =………………………:
3x102 + 5x103 =………………………:
1x102 + 6x103 =………………………:
3x102 + 5x103 =………………………:
4x102 + 4x103 =………………………:
6x102 + 5x103 =………………………:
7x102 + 8x103 =………………………:
8x102 + 3x103 =………………………:
9x102 + 5x103 =………………………:
2x102 + 2x103 =………………………:
5x102 + 4x103 =………………………:
9x102 + 5x103 =………………………:
Solve these
1x102 x 2x103 =………………………:
2x102 x 5x102 =………………………:
1x103 x 3x102 =………………………:
3x102 x 5x103 =………………………:
1x102 x 6x104 =………………………:
3x102 x 5x105 =………………………:
4x102 x 4x106 =………………………:
6x103 x 5x102 =………………………:
7x104 x 8x104 =………………………:
8x102 x 3x106 =………………………:
9x105 x 5x107 =………………………:
2x107 x 2x102 =………………………:
5x103 x 4x103 =………………………:
9x102 x 5x101 =………………………:
 MULTIPLY DIRECTLY Arrange for x (find x)

……
Name…………………………………………………
123 = 456 456
%% %% %. %! %. 2=
13
%% %. %. %% %! 123
= 456
7
%! %% %, %, %,
8
%! %, %. %! %, = 456
123
425
.% .% .% %, .. 13 =
%% %. %! .% %% 6
23 . = 456
%. .. %, .. .! 1
2 = 456
.. %! .. .% %% 2
123 4
.! .! .! .! .. =
2 56
%. %! %, .% .! 1 45
=
23 6
., ., %! %, ., 2 24
%% %. ., ., .% =
3 56

56
., ., ., !! .! 12 =
.. .! ., .! !. 2
45
.
2 3=
86
Complementary Angle
0
Supplementary Angle
0
Which side is bigger (put <, > or = )
30 127 2.345 6
100 990 2x102 267
700 610 3 hour 188 minute
330 110 4µm 300nm
520 1790 20nm 188Å
450 1550 1.5 years 500 days
670 1530 1N 105 erg
800 780 7 8
600 1780 3 5
770 1600 Å Å
890 1200 18m/s 5Km/h
550 800
20 1000
440 1030
820 120
370 230
650 130
130 1430 5m/s 18Km/h
 ∠3 + ∠5 = 180°, ∠4 + ∠6 = 180°

∠1 = ∠6

……
Name…………………………………………………
∠2 = ∠6
∠3 = ∠6
∠4 = ∠6
∠4 = ∠6
∠1 = ∠7
∠2 = ∠7
For the image above, mark true or false ∠3 = ∠7
∠1 = ∠2 ∠4 = ∠7
∠2 = ∠3 ∠5 = ∠7
∠1 = ∠3 ∠6 = ∠7
∠1 = ∠4 ∠1 = ∠8
∠2 = ∠4 ∠2 = ∠8
∠3 = ∠4 ∠3 = ∠8
∠1 = ∠5 ∠4 = ∠8
∠2 = ∠5 ∠5 = ∠8
∠3 = ∠5 ∠6 = ∠8
∠4 = ∠5 ∠7 = ∠8
Find the LCM of following Check divisibility
2&3 Number 2 3 4 5 9 11
2, 3 & 4 123453 NO NO NO NO NO YES
2 ,4 & 6 975352 YES
3, 4 & 6 986753
3 & 15 75247
2, 6 & 8 57492
1&5 35728
2&7 162789
5, 4 & 12 2774387
2, 6 & 9 9275373
5&7 9274132
2 & 12 3268291
3&8 543192
3&9 4263835
4&8 882651
2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 8273520
3, 4, 5 & 6 8372517
7, 8 & 9 8973596
12, 9 & 4 937252
10 , 20 & 30 983629
Check your Speed 10% of 123=

……
Name…………………………………………………
Sum Sum 20% of 250=
2+3 6+8 15% of 220=
2+4 7+8 12% of 350=
3+4 2+9 24% of 750=
2+5 3+9 42% of 550=
3+5 4+9 5% of 440=
4+5 5+9 40% of 320=
2+6 6+9 20% of 125=
3+6 7+9 15% of 600=
4+6 8+9 7% of 150=
5+6 44+66 23% of 500=
2+7 33+88 3% of 200=
3+7 66+77 6% of 350=
4+7 55+77 8% of 600=
5+7 88+44 11% of 500=
6+7 99+55 22% of 300=
2+8 88+22 25% of 500=
3+8 11+77 33% of 300=
4+8 22+66 12% of 200=
5+8 33+55 10% of 200=
Time taken: …………………
Find the prime factors(Factorise) Calculate LCM:
1) 3 & 4: ………………………….
210
2) 3, 4 & 6: ………………………….
462 3) 9, 12 & 18: ………………………….
642 4) 6, 4 & 2: ………………………….
1024 5) 4, 8 & 16: ………………………….
504 6) 3, 6 & 9: ………………………….
7) 2, 4 & 6: ………………………….
78 8) 2, 5 & 6: ………………………….
91 9) 2, 3 & 4: ………………………….
846 10) 4, 5 & 6: ………………………….
987 11) 4, 6 & 8: ………………………….
12) 1, 4 & 9: ………………………….
765
13) 3, 2 & 5: ………………………….
654 14) 5, 4 & 9: ………………………….
345 15) 2, 3 & 7: ………………………….
123 16) 3, 5 & 7: ………………………….
87 17) 2, 5 & 6: ………………………….
18) 11, 7 & 5: ………………………….
98
19) 5, 7 & 6: ………………………….
76 20) 7, 8 & 9: ………………………….
234 21) 2, 3 & 7: ………………………….
486 22) 3, 4 & 9: ………………………….
693 23) 4, 5 & 8: ………………………….
24) 5, 6 & 7: ………………………….
468 25) 6, 7 & 6: ………………………….
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2. 1−4 .
= 2. Whole number B. 1, 2.4, 5.6, π, 3, -5
3. 1+4 .
+ 1−4 .
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4. 1+4 .
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=
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Number
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% .
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 1. Find the value of the unknown x in the following diagrams:
EXERCISE 6.3
Write the equation Find the
1. Find the value
value of the unknownof angles.
x in the following diagrams:

Statement Equation
The sum of three times x and 11 is 32
If you subtract 5 from 6 times a number, you
get 7
One fourth of m is 3 more than 7
One third of a number plus 5 is 8
Taking away 5 from x gives 9
Five times a number p is20 2. Find the values of the unknowns x and y in the following diagrams:

Add 7 to three times n to get 1

2. Find the values of the unknowns x and y in the following diagrams:
You get 6, when you subtract 2 from one fifth
of a number m
The number x is greater by 5 than 9 122 MATHEMATICS

Raju’s father’s age is 5 years more than three

times Raju’s age. Raju’s father is 44 years
old
The sum of numbers x and 4 is 9
The difference between y and 2 is 8
The number b divided by 5 gives 6
TRY THESE
1. Two angles of a triangle are 30º and 80º. Find the third angle.
Ten times a is 70
2. One of the angles of a triangle is 80º and the other two angles are equal. Find the
Three fourth of t is 15 measure of each of the equal angles.
3. The three angles of a triangle are in the ratio 1:2:1. Find all the angles of the triangle.
Seven times m plus 7 gets you 77 Classify the triangle in two different ways.

One fourth of a number minus 4 gives 4

If you take away 6 from 6 times y, you get 60
If you add 3 to one third of z, you get 30
THINK, DISCUSS AND WRITE
1. Can you have a triangle with two right angles?
2. Can you have a triangle with two obtuse angles?
3. Can you have a triangle with two acute angles?
4. Can you have a triangle with all the three angles greater than 60º?
Specify acute, obtuse or right angle Match the paper

……
Name…………………………………………………
5. Match the nets with appropriate solids:
300 1300
200 910 (a) (i)

1200 880
900 340 (b) (ii)
2300 1010
Calculate
10, 10$ (c) (iii)
= =
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= (d) (iv)
10 10
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,
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= 0 30 45 60 90
10 10 You and your friend sit back-to-back. One of you reads out a net to make a 3-D shape,
Sin
while the other attempts to copy it and sketch or build the described 3-D object.
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= = Cos
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somewhat distorted to make them appear three-dimensional. It is a visual illusion. You will
find here two techniques to help you.

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 by 3; by 4; by 5; by 6; by 8; by 9; by 10 ; by 11 (say, yes or no):
some have three or more.

Chapter 13
Number
ink of a figure that has six Divisible by
lines of symmetry? Draw perpendicular from point to line
de. 128 everywhere!
mmetry Yes No
2
Yes
3
No
4
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5
Yes
6
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8
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9
EXERCISE 13.1
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symmetric or not.
certain figures
Draw Line of symmetry Draw
with evenly the line
balanced of symmetry
proportions, asare
we say, “They
2. Using divisibility tests, determine which of the following numbers are divisible by well.
4; by 8: symmetrical”.
e has plenty of
(a) 572 (b) 726352 (c) 5500 (d) 6000 (e) 12159
ng symmetry in
(f) 14560 (g) 21084 (h) 31795072 (i) 1700 (j) 2150
3. Using divisibility tests, determine which of following numbers are divisible by 6:
s; look at these:
(a) 297144 (b) 1258 (c) 4335 (d) 61233 (e) 901352
(f) 438750 (g) 1790184 (h) 12583 (a) (i) 639210 (j) 17852
4. Using divisibility tests, determine which of the following numbers are divisible by 11:
(b) (c)
(a) 5445 (b) 10824 (c) 7138965 (d) 70169308 (e) 10000001
(f) 901153
s on some playing cards have line symmetry. Identify them for
5. Write the smallest digit and the greatest digit in the blank space of each of the following
Additive Multiplicative
numbers so that the number formed is divisible by 3 :
ng cards.
(a) __ 6724 (b) 4765 __ 2
57 inverse inverse
4
Tajmahal (U.P.)
Thiruvannamalai (Tamil Nadu)
ion, arrange short lengths of string 5
paints. Now press(d)
the These
two pictures
halves.of architectural (e) 6
marvel are beautiful
because of their symmetry. 7 (f)
etric? In how many ways can it be
Suppose we could fold a picture in half such that the
8
left and right halves match exactly then the picture is said
few objects you findtoin
have line symmetry (Fig 13.1). We can see that the two
your class
 00 300 450 600 900 123 = 456 456

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2=
Sin 13
123
Cos = 456
7
8
Tan = 456
123
425
13 =
6
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23 . = 456
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=
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86
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If you add 3 to one third of z, you get 30 Calculate without dividing
! %. !!
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= _____
get 7 ." %&& ." %&& ."

If you take away 6 from 6 times y, you get 60

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The number b divided by 5 gives 6
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." ." ." ."

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of a number m = _____ = ________ = ________ = ________
." ." ." ."
Seven times m plus 7 gets you 77
%/ %! ., .0
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times Raju’s age. Raju’s father is 44 years
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Ten times a is 70
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 1. Find the value of the unknown x in the following diagrams:
EXERCISE 6.3
Solve the equation
Find the value
the unknownof angles.

……
Name…………………………………………………
1. Find the value of x in the following diagrams:
5 37
2Y + =
2 2 y=
37
5Y + 28 =
2 y=
Y 5 27
+ =
3 2 2 y=
Y 5 37
y=
2. Find the values of the unknowns x and y in the following diagrams:
+ =
4 2 3 2. Find the values of the unknowns x and y in the following diagrams:

Draw normal from point to line

00 300 450 600 900

Sin
Cos
Tan
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11.Real
Number K. −2 , −4 , −1 , −5 , −` Complementary Angle Supplementary Angle

……
Name…………………………………………………
12.Whole
number L. 1, 2.4, 5.6, π, 3, -5 300 1270
13.Integer
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14.Natural
Number N. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,……… 700 610
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15.Imaginary
O. , , , , , , , , , 330 110
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16.Prime
number P. 2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23….. 52 1790
17.Odd number Q. 2, `, 2, .. , 5, 7, 8, 450 1550
18.Even
number R. 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,…… … 670 1530
19.Irrational
S. …… , -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3,…..
Number
10% of 123=
20.Rational
number T. 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, …….
20% of 250=
Write in form of power
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3 3 .
3 12% of 350=
3
7 3
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3 2
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3
c
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3
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Physical Quantity Symbol S.I. Unit Physical Quantity Symbol S.I. Unit
Mass Impulse
Length Frequency
Distance Pressure
Time Height
Speed Wavelength
Acceleration Kinetic energy
Area Plank’s constant
Volume Gravity
Momentum Luminous Intensity
Density Sound Intensity
Force Tension
Moment of force Couple of force
Torque Temperature difference
Surface area Radius
Surface Tension Width
Work Speed of light
Energy Breadth
Power
Heat
Temperature
Current
Charge
Potential
Resistance
Voltage
Potential difference
 Element Atomic Atomic Symbol No. of outer Valency Element Atomic Atomic Symbol No. of outer Valency
No. Wt. electron No. Wt. electron
Hydrogen Magnesium
Calcium Silicon
Boron Aluminium
Neon Argon
Oxygen Potassium
Nitrogen Tin
Sulphur Cobalt
Lithium Nickel
Helium Copper
Carbon Zink
Iron Mercury
Gold Iodine
Silver Lead
Phosphorus Platinum
Fluorine Barium
Chlorine Sodium
Uranium --------- ---------- Beryllium
 Acid / base/
Compound Name Salt / other
NaCl CO(NH2)2
D 2O KCl
H2SO4 O3
FeO FeO
NaOH H3PO4
CaO ZnS
Ca(OH)2 KMnO4
Fe2O3 NH3
HNO3 AgBr
K2Cr2O7 C 2H 6
V 2O 5 CH3COOH
CH4 Cu(OH)2
Fe(OH)2 C2H5OH
Na2CO3 AgNO3
H 2O NaHCO3
KOH C 2H 4
CaSO4 HCl
C 2H 6 MgCO3
CuSO4
CaCO3 Fe(OH)3
Chemical Chemical formula
Sulphuric acid
Plaster of Paris Acetic acid
Gypsum
Blue vitriol Ozone
Washing Soda
Glucose
Mars Gas Hydrochloric acid
Ethanol
Benzene
Bleaching powder Nitric acid
Lime stone Slaked Lime

Common Salt Oxalic acid

Tartaric acid
Methane Lime water
Baking Soda
Lactic acid
Quick Lime Soda lime
Green Vitriol Heavy water
Citric acid
 ___ 1.13
temperature can liquefy gases.
ammonium
RateHave
it in a china
of you Change heardofof position solid carbon is called
dioxide
(CO2)? It is stored under
…………………
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. Ratehigh ofpressure.
change Solid
of
stem ofCO
the getsisconverted directly to gaseous state
.7. velocity
2 called…………………. . Rate
on decrease of pressure to 1 atmosphere*
of change of momentum is called
without coming into liquid state. This is the
………………….
reason that solid carbon . Ratedioxide of doing work
is also is
known
called
as dryFig.……………….
ice. . Rate
1.8: By applying pressure, particles
can be brought close together.
of flow of
of matter

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can say that pressure and
Applying pressure and reducing
.
temperature
Change of
temperature candeter
magnetic mine
liquefy gases. flux the state (in
produces of a
Have you heard of solid carbon dioxide
substance,
conductor)(CO whether
)? It is ………………….
2
stored under high itpressure.
will be Solid.solid,
Rate liquid
of
or gas.CO gets converted directly to gaseous state
doing withoutelectric work is called
2
on decrease of pressure to 1 atmosphere*
coming into liquid state. This is the
………………………..
reason that solid carbon dioxide .is also known
o ium chloride as dry ice.
Thus, we can say that pressure and
eerve. temperature deter mine the state of a
m the above
substance, whether it will be solid, liquid
or gas.

from solid to
d state (or vice
Match following
1. Fusion A. Solid to liquid at freezing point
n PRESSURE 2. Sublimation B. Liquid to solid at freezing point
ese difference in
due to the 3. Vaporisation C. Solid to gas
ebetween the
happen when 4. Evaporation D. Liquid to gas at boiling point
nompress a gas
sparticles come
Fig. 1.9: Interconversion of the three states of matter 5. Condensation E. Gas to liquid at boiling point
emeasuringFig. 1.9:
pressure Interconversion
exerted of the
by a gas. The unit of pressure three
is Pascal (Pa): states of matter 6. Solidification F. Gas to solid
The pressure of air in atmosphere is called atmospheric pressure. The
evel is 1 atmosphere, and is taken as the normal atmospheric pressure. 7. Deposition G. Liquid to gas below boiling point
ure exerted by a gas. The unit of pressure
S is Pascal (Pa): CIENCE
1. Force A. g is more Match the following
2. Impulse B. Acceleration = - g 1. Mitochondrion A. Power house of cell
3. Momentum C. Acceleration = g 2. Golgi body B. Fluid contend inside
4. Free fall D. N-s or Kg-m/s plasma membrane
5. On the poles of E. Rate of change of 3. Ribosome C. Storage, modification, and
earth momentum packaging of products in
6. Inertia of rest F. Equal and opposite vesicles
reaction 4. Lysosomes D. Provide turgidity and rigidity

7. On the mountain G. Change in momentum to plant cell

8. Weight H. newton 5. Plastids E.

9. Unit of force I. Mass X velocity 6. Vacuoles F. Rigid outer covering

10.1 newton J. Unable to change direction 7. Plasma G.

11.Unit
of momentum K. g is less membrane
12.Inertia
L. Force exerted by earth 8. Nucleus H. Suicide bags
13.A body thrown M. Tendency to continue its 9. Cytoplasm I.

upward state 10. Centriole

J. Contain pigment chlorophylls
14.Inertia
of direction N. Amount of matter in a body 11. Cell
wall K.

15.Every
action have O. 1,00,000 dyne
16.Mass
P. Tendency to remain
stationary
 Unit
electron-volt
Symbol Physical quantity Specify “Scalar” or “Vector”
joule 1. Mass
calorie
light year
2. Velocity
candela 3. Force
angstrom
ste-radian
4. Impulse
radian 5. Time
coulomb
ohm 6. Momentum
volt 7. Work
kelvin
horsepower 8. Density
ampere 9. Area
tesla
pascal 10. Heat
watt 11. Pressure
farad
henry 12. Torque
hertz 13. Temperature
newton
siemens 14. Displacement
weber 15. Speed
lumen
lux 16. Time
becquerel 17. Power
gray
18. Distance
Kg.m/s 19. Current
Kg/m-3
m/s-2 20. Energy
Specify “Element” or “Compound” Match the following forces

Name:………………………………………………..
1. Chlorine Electrostatic A. Always attractive in
2. Water force nature
3. Hydrogen chloride Friction Force B. Attractive and repulsive
4. Ammonia Normal Force C. Only pull no push
5. Ozone Tension(Force) D. Perpendicular to contact
6. Diamond surface
7. Plastic Gravitational E. Equal to weight of
8. Methane force displaced liquid
9. Bromine Buoyant force F. Parallel to contact
10. Oxygen surface
11. Neon
12. Sulphuric Acid Fusion H. Solid to liquid at freezing point
13. Hydrogen Sublimation I. Liquid to solid at freezing point
14. Benzene Vaporisation J. Solid to gas
Evaporation K. Liquid to gas at boiling point
15. Iron
Condensation L. Gas to liquid at boiling point
16. Gold Solidification M. Gas to solid
17. Gypsum Deposition N. Liquid to gas below boiling point
18. Graphite
19. Tin
20. NaOH
Match the following Some Laws of Physics:
Newton’s 2nd Law F=ma
Momentum A. Force x Displacement of motion
Inertia B. Mass x gravity Ohm’s Law V=IR
Mass C. Mass x acceleration Newton’s law of #$% $&
Exothermic D. Oscillation per second !=
gravitation '&
Endothermic E. Current x resistance Coulomb’s Law 1 -% -&
Weight F. Charge / time !=
4* ∈, ' &
Impulse G. Speed x time 'Φ
Faraday’s Law
Work H. Force / area ./! = −1
Force I. Force x time '3
Frequency J. Work / time Newton’s 2nd Law
Voltage K. Force/ acceleration of motion
Light year L. Content of a body Ohm’s Law
Pressure M.Equal and opposite to action Newton’s law of
Distance N. Release heat energy gravitation
Power O. Unit of distance Coulomb’s Law
Current P. Absorb heat energy
Reaction Q. Mass x velocity
Faraday’s Law
 Fill in the blank

Name:………………………………………………..
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 30 45 60 90 120 135 150 180
Sin(x)
Cos(x)
Tan(x)
Write down following laws of physics:
1. Newton’s first law of motion
2. Newton’s 2nd law of motion
3. Newton’s 3rd law of motion
4. Newton’s law of gravitation
5. Coulomb’s Law
6. Lenz Law
 Scientist Major contribution and discovery Balance the chemical equation:

Name:………………………………………………..
S. Chandrasekhar
Paul Dirac H2 + O2 → H 2O
Hideki Yukawa
Enrico Fermi
Victor Francis Hess
N2 + H2 → NH2
Michael Faraday
Wolfgang Pauli
C+ O2 → CO2
Christiaan Huygens
Galileo Galilei
Na + Cl2 → NaCl
J.J. Thomson
Homi Jehangir Bhabha
C+ H2 → CH4
Albert Einstein
James Clerk Maxwell C+ H2 → C 2H 6
R.A. Millikan
Ernest Rutherford Fe + O2 → Fe2O3
Niels Bohr
C.V. Raman H2 + O2 → H 2O 2
Louis Victor de Borglie
M.N. Saha V+ O2 → V 2O 5
S.N. Bose
C.H. Townes C+ H2 → C 6H 6
Heinrich Rudolf Hertz
Werner Heisenberg
Fusion O. Solid to liquid at freezing point
W.K. Roentgen Sublimation P. Liquid to solid at freezing point
Edwin Hubble
Ernest Orlando Lawrence Vaporisation Q. Solid to gas
J.C. Bose Evaporation R. Liquid to gas at boiling point
Isaac Newton
Archimedes Condensation S. Gas to liquid at boiling point
Lev Davidovich Landau Solidification T. Gas to solid
James Chadwick
John Bardeen Deposition U. Liquid to gas below boiling point
Marie Sklodowska Curie
Abdus Salam
Write the electronic configuration Rewrite in lower table
Natural source Acid found Natural source Acid found
Element Electronic configuration
Calcium
Potassium
Argon
Chlorine
Sulphur
Phosphorus
Silicon
Aluminium
Magnesium Property of periodic table
Sodium Property Go right Go down
Neon Atomic number
Atomic mass
Fluorine Electron in outer shell
Oxygen Valency
Nitrogen Electronegativity
Electron affinity
Carbon Ionisation potential
Boron Atomic radius
Beryllium
Lithium
Helium
Hydrogen
Write all the formula for force(SA:10).

Name:………………………………………………..
 Multiple Sub-multiple Universal constant Symbol Value
Value Name Symbol Value Name Symbol Escape velocity on earth
1015 10 -15
Mass of Earth
1012 10-12 Wien’s constant
109 10-9 Boltzmann constant
106 10-6 Universal gas constant
103 10-3 Planks Constant
102 10-2 Bohr radius
101 10-1 Ground state energy of H-atom
Mole (Avogadro number)
Acceleration due to gravity
Graph Area under curve Slope of curve
Speed of light
Displacement-time
Charge on proton
Velocity-time
Mass of electron
Acceleration-time
Charge on electron
Force-position
Planks Constant
Pressure-volume
Gravitational constant
Potential-current
Absolute Permittivity
Momentum-time
Stefan constant
Mole (Avogadro number)
Property of periodic table Acceleration due to gravity
Property Go right Go down Charge on electron
Atomic number Charge on proton
Gravitational constant
Atomic mass
Mass of proton
Electron in outer shell
Planks Constant
Valency Gravitational constant
Electronegativity Absolute Permittivity
Electron affinity Absolute Permeability
Ionisation potential Mole (Avogadro number)
Atomic radius Mass of proton
Mass of electron
Absolute Permeability
 Chemical Name SURFACE AREA

Name:………………………………………………..
H2SO4 4567 =
HNO3 8569:' =
NaOH
KOH
4;<:='7> =
CaO ?:?7 =
K2Cr2O7 49=7 =
Fe2O3 @?ℎ7>7 =
FeO
H2SO3 VOLUME
D 2O 4567 =
CH4
C2H5OH 8569:' =
NH3 4;<:='7> =
O3
C 6H 6 ?:?7 =
CH3COOH 49=7 =
CO(HN2)2
NaHCO3 @?ℎ7>7 =
C2H5OH ℎ7$:_@?ℎ7>7 =
NaHCO3
 Physical Quantity Symbol SI Unit Dimension At. No. Element At. Wt. Symbol Outer valency
1. Mass 1.
2. Length 2.
3. Time 3.
4. Area 4.
5. Volume 5.
6. Density 6.
7. Speed / Velocity 7.
8. Acceleration 8.
9. Force 9.
10. Momentum 10.
11. Energy 11.
12. Work 12.
13. Power 13.
14. Torque 14.
15. Impulse 15.
16. Kinetic energy 16.
17. Potential energy 17.
18. Heat 18.
19. Pressure 19.
20. Angle 20.
21. Surface tension Tin
22. Velocity Gradient Iron
23. Frequency Cobalt
24. Sp. Heat capacity Nickel
25. Heat Capacity Copper
26. Latent heat cap. Zink
27. Gravity Silver
28. Resistance Gold
29. Resistivity Mercury
30. Wavelength Lead
31. Temperature Platinum
32. Current Barium
 Unit Symbol Physical quantity PERIMETER

Name:………………………………………………..
electron-volt
joule C-5D>7 =
calorie
light year E743D=F<7 =
candela
angstrom
4:>4<7(4:>45$H7>7=47) =
ste-radian J>:D=F<7 =
radian
coulomb Eℎ9$65@ =
ohm AREA
volt
kelvin E:Fℎ3 D=F<7 3>:D=F<7 =
horsepower
ampere 8:>4<7 =
tesla
pascal C-5D>7 =
watt
farad
henry
.-5:<D37>D< 3>:D=F<7 =
hertz
newton
E743D=F<7 =
siemens
weber LD>D<7<<9F>D$ =
lumen
lux T>D?7N:5$ =
becquerel
gray J73>Dℎ7'>9= =
Kg.m/s Eℎ9$65@ =
Kg/m-3
m/s-2
:@9@7<@ 3>:D=F<7 =
Property of periodic table Match the following forces
Property Go right Go down Atomic number A. Strength to save outer most electron
Atomic number Atomic mass B. Love for electron
Atomic mass Valency C. Number of proton in atom
Electron in outer shell
Electronegativity D. Radius of outermost orbit
Valency
Electronegativity Electron affinity E. Number of proton + neutron
Electron affinity Ionisation potential F. Number of bond formed by atom
Ionisation potential Atomic radius G. Ability to take electron
Atomic radius
Balance the chemical equation:
00 300 450 600 900
H2 + O2 → H 2O
N2 + H2 → NH2 Sin(x)
C+ O2 → CO2
Na + Cl2 → NaCl Cos(x)
C+ H2 → CH4
Tan(x)
C+ H2 → C 2H 6
Fe + O2 → Fe2O3
H2 + O2 → H 2O 2
V+ O2 → V 2O 5
C+ H2 → C 6H 6
Formula for Energy

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Name:……………………………………………….
1
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2
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.<743>:4D< ℎ7D3 = L3 = V & E3 = WV3
#/$
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1 -% -&
.<743>:4D< L. = -∆W =
4*X, >
1 &
C?>:=F L. = YZ
2
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1
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2
ℎ4
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