Welcome to my channel "Dimensional Physics"
I am Muhammad Ibrahim CEO of this channel Dimensional Physics.
I am Lecture of Physics. I belongs to Multan punjab Pakistan.
Welcome to Dimensional Physics, a learning platform dedicated to simplifying complex scientific concepts for students from Grade 9 to 12 and beyond.
Here you’ll find clear explanations, practical examples, and visual demonstrations of Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science topics — designed to make learning interesting and exam-friendly.
Our goal is to make science easy, interactive, and accessible for every learner, whether you’re a school student, a college learner, or a teacher looking for classroom resources.
💡 Dimensional Physics is part of YouTube’s Player for Education initiative, which means our videos are ad-free for classroom use, but still support creators through educational engagement.
Let’s explore the dimensions of knowledge — together! 🌍
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Q:- The number of protons and neutrons in the initial light element are:
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Q:- The number of neutrons present in a nucleus is given by:
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Q:- The combined number of all protons and neutrons in a nucleus is known as:
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Q:- The number of protons inside a nucleus is called:
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Q:- The total charge on any nucleus is equal to:
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Q:- Those elements emit radiation whose atomic number is greater than:
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Q:- In unified mass scale, the mass of neutron is:
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Q:- In unified mass scale, the mass of an electron is:
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Q:- In unified mass scale, the mass of a proton is:
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Q:- One unified mass scale (1∪) is equal to:
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