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Hello guys, welcome to Unacademy

Spotlight.

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We have come to the school.

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Because today is going to be the most

dangerous battle between Team JEE...

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...and Team NEET.

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And today we are going to finally end this

debate.

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Whose exam preparation takes the most

time?

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Tell us whose is tougher.

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JEE. JEE.

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I will start with Team JEE from the

ground.

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And I will start with Team NEET from the

top.

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We both teams will compete at the same

time.

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And we will have only one goal.

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To finish all three rounds quickly and

reach the library.

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Because the final showdown will take place

there.

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Round 1.

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So I will ask four questions.

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And after answering the questions, we have

to kick the football or score a goal.

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Who will go first? Me.

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You will go? He is very confident. Let's

go.

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First question. Which of the following is

not equal to what?

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And your options are Joule per second,

Ampere cross volt...

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...Ampere square cross ohm, Ampere per

volt.

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First tell me, what were the numbers in

your JEE?

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Don't ask me wrong questions. Give me the

answer.

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Ampere per volt.

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And you have won. You have to score a

goal.

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Go for it.

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Go for it. Cheer up. Let's go. I will go

first.

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Okay, Akanksha. Go.

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Okay. Moment of truth.

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Okay. So Akanksha, you have to answer a

question.

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Okay. What is photosynthesis?

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That's an easy one. Okay.

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But photosynthesis is a process by which

plants, green plants make their food.

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Using what? Using sunlight, carbon

dioxide, water.

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Okay. Good job.

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Next question. Who will go? Me.

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Very good. If earth stands still, what

will be its effect on man's weight?

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Will it increase, decrease or remain the

same?

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Increase. Is this why I am gaining

weight?

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Answer is correct. Very good. Go for it.

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I don't know how Urmila is doing it.

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But they are very smart in my team.

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Okay. The question for you is define

mitosis.

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It's a process by which somatic cells

divide.

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Okay. Answer is correct.

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You will say anything. I won't trust you.

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Okay. I didn't even prepare for the exam.

Guys, don't laugh.

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Okay. Question number three is for you.

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A particle is moving in a circle with

uniform speed.

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Its motion is not periodic.

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Periodic and simple harmonic. Periodic but

not simple harmonic.

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Periodic but not simple. I know this one

too.

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Okay. Answer is correct. Go for it.

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Amazing. Very good. My team is the best.

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He will do it quickly. We have to do it

fast.

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So, JEE students will go ahead.

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Question for you is what is osmosis?

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Osmosis is a process in which water

molecules move

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from the region of the lower solute

concentration

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to the region of the higher solute

concentration

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through a semi permeable membrane.

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Good. Okay. It's the last question.

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And I am going to take that question.

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Half part of ice block is covered with

black cloth.

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And the rest half is covered with white

cloth. Okay.

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And it is kept under sunlight. After some

time, what is true?

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Ice covered with white cloth will melt

more.

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Ice with black cloth will melt more.

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I know this. Black absorbs more heat.

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So, the answer is ice covered with black

cloth will melt more.

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Correct? Yes.

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I am smart.

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I have played the game properly. Let's see

if I know the answer.

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Okay. So, the question to you is what is

the role of DNA in cells?

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It is like this.

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Very good.

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To move like this.

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It is double stranded. There are two

strands. Yes. Correct.

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And it is in the form of helix. Correct.

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Basically, the DNA will code for proteins.

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Those proteins will ultimately decide your

appearance.

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Yes. Akanksha, what she said is my answer.

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So, I can go now. Bye.

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Now, see how I score a goal.

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Come on. Let's waste less time.

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Come on. Let's go to the second round.

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Where is my pant?

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Yo! Chemistry kids!

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Now we have come to round 2 and we need to

cook.

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We are in the chemistry lab. I don't know

what

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they are doing but let's see what we can

do.

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If we add methyl orange to dilute now...

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What is now? NaOH.

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NaOH. NaOH.

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If we add methyl orange to dilute now,

what color will come?

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Yellowish color will come.

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How can I guess? Let's do it.

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Then do it. Don't just say it. Do it and

show it.

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My favorite color is pink. So I need to

make a pink color.

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Pink won't be able to be made in the

chemistry lab.

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I think all colors are made in the

chemistry lab.

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It's okay. Let's make it blue. Blue?

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Yes, blue will be made. Let's make it

blue and show it.

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Bro, come from a distance. Hey, stay away.

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Oh, bro!

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Same. Correct. The answer is correct.

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Make it blue.

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It is matching with your t shirt.

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Good job.

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After seeing this blue color, I remembered

that...

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So check the link in the description

below.

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If we dilute HCL in this, what color will

come?

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It should be pink. Yes, it should be

pink.

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Do it and show it.

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Now I want dirty green.

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What is HCL? Hydrochloric acid.

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Oh, yes! I know. Hydrochloric acid.

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I will do the experiment.

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Okay. What is this?

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Ferrous sulphate.

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It's done.

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Shade 30 green. Oh!

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Oh! It's actually pink color, brother.

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Oh, wow!

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Third question.

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If we add sodium bicarbonate solution to

oxalic acid,

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what acid will be formed?

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Carboxylic acid.

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Carboxylic, right? I didn't know what

carboxylic acid is, but okay.

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Let's do something explosive.

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There should be smoke everywhere.

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Tell me, how can we explode it?

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Magnesium. Magnesium is also known as

bauxite.

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Is this salt?

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It's bauxitic acid. I think it's salt.

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I think I'm going to explode it.

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These kids don't know how to explode

anything.

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Oh!

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Oh, my!

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Brother, amazing!

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It's dangerous! It's like soda.

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It's not that much.

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Out of my team, let's move on to the next

round. Let's go.

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See, life is a race.

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And you two are the winners.

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The third person who came here, he did not

answer quite well. He's out.

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Okay, students?

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You don't know me? No.

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I'll give you two clues, okay? Okay.

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Firstly, I've discovered radium. Okay.

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And secondly, I've won two Nobel Prizes.

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One is Physics and the other is Chemistry.

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Guess who am I?

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You're Madame Curie.

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But she's dead, right?

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Madame Curie. Okay.

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She's alive.

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Now, we're going to solve some math

questions.

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If you don't do it, you're out.

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Okay? We have to defeat the neat team.

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Okay? Let's go.

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Draw any three types of parabolas.

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Common parabolas.

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Don't draw a complicated one. Draw a

common one.

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First question is...

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Explain simple harmonic motion using a

guitar.

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Why are you scaring me?

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We have time. They'll be here any minute.

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If you take a guitar string and vibrate

it...

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...it'll go up and down from its

equilibrium position.

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So, that is what SHM is.

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She's too smart.

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Is anyone that smart? Cut this part.

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Question number two.

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Draw a rectangular hyperbola. Even I can

solve this.

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Give it to me. I've understood it now.

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First, draw a rectangle.

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Like this.

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Rectangle. Now, draw a hyperbola on this.

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So, it'll be like this.

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Rectangular hyperbola.

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Why are you laughing?

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Do it if you know how to do it.

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Second question.

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Resonance using bongo.

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How do you do it?

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What is resonance?

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So, this is an object.

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The natural frequency of this object...

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...when I apply force on it...

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...the natural frequency will match with

my applied frequency.

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So, there'll be a large amplitude and

it'll sound nice.

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Show me once.

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Which standard are you in? 11th standard.

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11th standard is the most important...

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Oh, my hair!

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Hold it like this.

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Yes, hold it like this.

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11th standard is the most difficult

standard.

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When I was in 11th standard, I really

didn't have Anacademy.

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I don't even remember how I went to 11th

standard.

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I was just roaming around in college at

that time.

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Let's go.

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Next and last question.

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The final one.

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After this, we'll go to the next round.

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Different components of a hyperbola.

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Shall we make it? Yes, let's make it.

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So, are you ready for the question? Yes.

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So, the question to you is...

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...what are the various types of

oscillations...

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...and demonstrate it using these drums.

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Drums.

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Very good.

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What are you writing?

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This is the conjugate axis.

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Conjugate. Okay.

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This is the transverse axis. The second

one is the Pune's star gate.

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This is the centre. India gate.

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It's not India gate. No, no.

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This is the centre.

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Yes, you're right. This is the vertex.

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Full marks. And this is the focus.

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Stop it. Stop it. Stop it.

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Thank you.

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You don't even know.

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Wait, I'll explain you.

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Madam Curie, while playing the drum...

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...there are three types of oscillations.

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Number one, free oscillation.

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Number two, damped oscillation.

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And number three is forced oscillation.

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So, which oscillation did I do?

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You did the damped oscillation...

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...which ended at the last moment.

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Oh.

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Very good.

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Let's clap for everyone.

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Let's move on to the next round.

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Come on, the time pass is over.

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Let's go.

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All three of you have passed, should we

leave now?

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Yes, let's go.

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Hello, oldie. Hello, oldie.

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You look older than me.

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Your hair is whiter than yours.

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Okay.

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But guys, finally we have come to the

library.

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And the last secret is hidden here.

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Which we had kept hidden from you.

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There is a final cue card in the library.

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We have to find that.

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Not us, we have to find them. We have to

find them, actually.

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And the answer is written in it.

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JEE or NEET.

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Whose preparation?

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It's very tough.

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Are you guys ready? Yes.

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Show some enthusiasm. Yes.

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Your time starts now. Starts now.

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Tick tick one.

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Show some energy. We are three people.

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Look guys, I have forgotten where I have

kept it.

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I don't think it can be in the books.

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Guys, don't keep the books here and there.

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The kids have to come to school tomorrow.

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The teachers here will shout at me.

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The faster you find it, the faster you

will get the answer.

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Sometimes the clue is in front of you and

you can't see it.

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Hey, what is this?

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What is this? Did you find it?

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Hey, my JEE Jhinkla.

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Jhinkla? Jhinkla?

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Like our movies, it has a good ending.

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Of course, in Bollywood movies, everything

has a good ending.

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We also don't want any trouble so the real

answer is

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JEE and NEET are equally tough. Both

exams are equally tough.

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And on this note, we will end the video.

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Like. Share.

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And subscribe. And let's...

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Crack it. Bye.