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Before engineering, there was Class Eleven physics, CBSE board. This is Plus One Physics Formulae. A quick reference covering mechanics, waves, thermodynamics, and optics. I made it for when you need a formula fast.

In twenty eleven I started engineering at BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus. Two years later, from a hostel room, I put my handwritten notes online for anyone to use. Since twenty thirteen, at least one person in the world studies from my notes every day. They are free.

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Physics at plus one covers a lot of ground fast. Mechanics, waves, thermodynamics, optics: four domains, each with its own set of laws and equations. When revision is close and time is short, you want the formula in front of you, not buried in a chapter. This sheet provides that.

This is my Plus One Physics formula sheet, Class Eleven, CBSE board. I wrote it before I joined BITS Pilani in 2011 for Electronics and Communication Engineering.

In 2013, from a hostel room at BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus, I started putting my handwritten notes online at akshansh.net. The idea was simple: I learned by writing things down, so others should be able to learn from the same pages. Since then, at least one person in the world studies from my notes every day. They are free.

The full sheet is a PDF embedded on this page. Read it here, or open and download it. Revision is the point, and the PDF makes that easy.

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