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Motion in a Plane

Class 11

7 previous-year questions from this chapter every option and the correct answer, free · where the marks are

1. Vectors: addition, resolution, products

Exam focus: The resultant of two vectors is maximum (A+B) when they're parallel and minimum (|A−B|) when antiparallel — it's never zero unless the two magnitudes are equal, a quick check for ruling out impossible resultants.

Vectors: Addition, Resolution, Dot and Cross Product

PW NEET

Full-topic one-shot covering vector addition, resolution, and both dot and cross products.

2. Projectile motion

Exam focus: Complementary projection angles (θ and 90°−θ) give the same range but different times of flight and maximum heights — same range never means everything else about the trajectory matches too.

Projectile Motion — One Shot

Physics Wallah - Alakh Pandey

Comprehensive one-shot on projectile motion with all standard cases and PYQs.

3. Uniform circular motion and relative velocity

Exam focus: Uniform circular motion has constant speed but never constant velocity — the centripetal acceleration v²/r is always nonzero and points toward the centre, which is exactly why the motion counts as accelerated.

Motion in a Plane and Circular Motion — One Shot

Competition Wallah

Combined one-shot covering circular motion kinematics and motion in a plane (which includes relative velocity in 2D); also includes vector/projectile content covered elsewhere on this site.