High voltage - Page 4

Originally posted by: Yashpa54

Yes just saw a clip. He said m/s^2 in both the cases. Aur ye Ishaan headphone laga ke kyun koodne jaa rha tha? 😃😃 And what calculation and landing safely? Kitna bhi calculate kar lo, if you are not an athlete, agar 1 floor se bhi koodoge to you will get hurt🤣🤣 And one more thing - if Ram was this fond of physics, that means he would have studied something related to engineering or science in college. Vedika was also in same college and batch. Vedika ki shakal dekh ki to I can’t imagine ki she would know Physics or science or anything 🤣🤣🤣 Imagine Vedika solving pulley questions from Irodov or HC Verma🤣🤣🤣 Though these books are not used in colleges but only for competitive preparations but even then it’s so funny imagining Vedika and Physics. And the physics which Ram said is studied by college guys, we studied that in class 9th CBSE board. Which universe do these guys live in? ICSE guys would have read some of it in 8th standard itself.

I am pretty sure she is donation quota, in degree of economics… is what I am thinking… coz ram repeatedly shows his math prowess… but his physics tho Deela nikli… velocity units is m/s2?😲🤣 He has idea of physics, wo basic wala.. Not more than that I suppose 😆

Brother, I laugh so much when I imagine what would happen to Vedika, who would at least sniff the books that she should study as part of a physics course at the university in Russia, all her hair would fall out even from our modest textbook in 8-th class))

Udane ka samay ho gaya hai doston))

Originally posted by: Yashpa54

Bas ab Ram Ishaan ko Resnick Halliday, Irodov ya HC Verma Padhate huye na dikh jaaye. In that case I will jump🤣🤣🤣

Darling, it seems to me that Ram always went to eat during physics lessons))

Being with a book everywhere is great) I tell you this as someone who works with words every day. It doesn't matter what your book is about, if it's good, it will grow your brain and give you a foothold in the future.

Originally posted by: TheCoolDocSid

nahi… bhai… Solomon for organic and r and h were my favourites all through +1/+2… nope… I don’t want them to butcher it! 😆 I was that nerd who always had those bhari bharkam books in my bag and would keep reading in breaks😆🙈

Originally posted by: Yashpa54

Oh Great ! But JEE ke problems mere time me HC Verma se ho jaate the( I mean HC Verma solve karne. Ke baad) and I used to solve DPBs of my coaching class. Bow to you for reason R and H😃😃 For organic I had OP Agarwal. And there was a very good organic teacher in our school (not even coaching). I was able to solve all JEE organic questions in my JEE just by going through his notes m. Bas inorganic nhi hoti thi😃😃😃.

hcv use to have only few problems nah? Dpp discussions were huge contributors for my love of physics! R and H was referred quite a lot by our sir… so that became a constant companion 😆

Inorganic again, sir’s notes and dpps… ratta maar maar ke , kuch Jugaad ho gaya 😆

Originally posted by: SEA05

Being with a book everywhere is great) I tell you this as someone who works with words every day. It doesn't matter what your book is about, if it's good, it will grow your brain and give you a foothold in the future.

Guys, how nice to hear your stories about teachers) The more worthy teachers, the more worthy people how you get this world