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charge .............. 9  \n1.1.1 Force acting on charge q1 due to charge q2 ......... 9  \n1.1.2 Force acting on charge q2 due to charge q1 ......... 9  \n1.2 Electric field intensity due to a point charge q ........... 10  \n1.3 Intensity of electric field due to a continuous charge distribution 10  \n1.3.1 Linear charge distribution .................. 10  \n1.3.2 Surface charge distribution ................. 10  \n1.3.3 Volume charge distribution ................. 11  \n1.4 Electric dipole moment ........................ 11  \n1.5 Electric field intensity due to a dipole ............... 11  \n1.5.1 At an axial point ....................... 11  \n1.5.2 At an equatorial point .................... 11  \n1.5.3 1.5.1 vs 1.5.2 ......................... 12  \n1.6 Torque on a dipole in a uniform electric field ........... 12  \n2 Gauss' Theorem 12  \n2.1 Solid angles .............................. 12  \n2.2 Electric flux .............................. 13  \n2.3 Gauss' Theorem ........................... 13  \n2.4 Gaussian surfaces ........................... 13  \n2.5 Applications of Gauss' theorem ................... 13  \n2.5.1 Electric field due to a point charge ............. 13  \n2.5.2 Electric field due to an infinite line of charge ....... 14  \n2.5.3 Electric field due to an infinite plane of charge ...... 14  \n2.5.4 Electric field due to two infinite parallel sheets of charge . 14  \n2.5.5 Electric field just outside a charged conductor ....... 15  \n2.5.6 Electric field due to a uniformly charged thin shell .... 15  \n3 Electric Potential and Potential Energy 15  \n3.1 Potential due to a dipole ....................... 15  \n3.1.1 At an axial point ....................... 15  \n3.1.2 At an equatorial point .................... 16  \n3.1.3 At an arbitrary point .................... 16  \n3.2 Relation between E and V ...................... 16  \n3.3 Equipotential surfaces ........................ 16  \n3.4 Electric potential energy ....................... 16  \n3.5 Work done in rotating a dipole in an electric field ......... 16  \n3.6 Potential energy of a dipole in an electrostatic field ........ 16  \n4 Capacitors and Dielectrics 17  \nII Current Electricity 17  \n5 Electric Resistance and Ohm's Law 17  \n6 DC Circuits and Measurements 17  \nIII Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism 18  \n7 Moving charges and magnetism 18  \n8 Torque on a current loop: Moving Coil Galvanometer 18  \n9 Magnetic Classification of Substances 18  \n10 Electromagnetic Induction 18  \nIV EM Induction and Alternating Currents 19  \n11 Electromagnetic Induction 19  \n11.1 Self Induction ............................. 19  \n11.2 Mutual Induction ........................... 20  \n12 Alternating Current 20  \n12.1 Types of AC circuits ......................... 20  \n12.1.1 Circuit containing resistance (R) only ........... 20  \n12.1.2 Circuit containing inductance (L) only ........... 21  \n12.1.3 Circuit containing capacitance (C) only .......... 21  \n12.1.4 Circuit containing L, R ................... 21  \n12.1.5 Circuit containing C , R ................... 22  \n12.1.6 Circuit containing L, C ................... 22  \n12.1.7 Circuit containing L, C , R ................. 22  \n12.2 Power ................................. 23  \n12.3 Half Points .............................. 23  \nV Electromagnetic Waves 24  \n13 Electromagnetic Waves 24  \nVI Optics 25  \n14 Spherical Mirrors 25  \n15 Refraction of Light at a Plane Interface: (Total Internal Re  \nflectiom—Optical Fibre) 25  \n16 Refraction of Light at Spherical Surfaces: Lenses 25  \n17 Refraction and Dispersion of Light Through a Prism 25  \n18 Optical Instruments 25  \n18.1 Simple Microscope .......................... 25  \n18.2 Compound Microscope ........................ 25  \n18.3 Refracting (Astronomical) Telescope ................ 26  \n18.4 Reflecting Telescope ......................... 26  \n19 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