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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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The gradient was in the same direction but one line was passing through positive values of B and other through -ve.
So wont they be in opposite directions? Does sign of B make any difference?
ik thaz wut made me draw the peaks in opposite directions
m still not sure y they were post to be in the same directions but many of my friends said that it was the gradient which had to be considered
 
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ok m a lil worried now
wut was the definition of bandwidth? i wrote 'the maximum signal frequency carried by a carrier wave x 2' is that right?
and like i dint mention the 'no increase in kinetic energy 'during melting...i just wrote abt increase in potential energy of particles
do u think there will be a mark for Ek as well?
 
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ik thaz wut made me draw the peaks in opposite directions
m still not sure y they were post to be in the same directions but many of my friends said that it was the gradient which had to be considered
If we consider sign of B and put it in formula that we used before to prove the voltage wont we get a negative value of voltage?
Are u sure your friends did it the right way?
 
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If we consider sign of B and put it in formula that we used before to prove the voltage wont we get a negative value of voltage?
Are u sure your friends did it the right way?
no m not sure but idk they might be right
cuz the B was decreasing
it's not the value of B that matters but the change in B that does i think
 
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ok m a lil worried now
wut was the definition of bandwidth? i wrote 'the maximum signal frequency carried by a carrier wave x 2' is that right?
and like i dint mention the 'no increase in kinetic energy 'during melting...i just wrote abt increase in potential energy of particles
do u think there will be a mark for Ek as well?
IN the application booklet it is the range of frequencies occupied by a waveform. It would be the difference in max and min frequencies.
As for the other you might lose a mark for not explaining why there was no temp change
 
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you just had to consider the gradient, like in that question. since the gradient is negative for both, emf is in same direction for both.
 
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I think there wasnt much differemce although I made a few silly mistakes. What about you?
i found this one tougher :/
i did 17 one a day before and got around 84, i think it was tougher than this year. NOOOOO last year was 55
dude idk i found this one tougher and like idk it should go below 55 now >.<
idk if ill get an A* if it touches 60
 
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