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Anyone Got some time management tips PLEASE SHARE!
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Cuz Electric Field exerts a constant force so +Q and -Q 's have equal forcesView attachment 54900
Why is resultant force zero?
Wire is of same steel so same Young Modulus. The difference will be in extension.
Compression is proportional to length but also inversely proportional to area of cube.
Thanks a TON!help me with this pleaseee. Ans is A View attachment 54896
All linear dimensions are one tenth so volume will be 1/1000. Same material is used so density is same and mass should also be 1/1000 to maintain same density. Weight depends on mass so it will also be 1/1000.
Driving force = ma = 1800 * 2 = 3600N
Moment due to weight = 0.1 * 10 * 9.81 = 9.81 clockwise
Moment due to pulley = 0.02*9.81*60 = 11.77 anti cw
difference is 1.962 anti cw, so we need 1.962 in cw direction, which we get by placing 50g on the 44cm mark.
There are 500 lines per mm so 500*10^3 lines per m. Their spacing is 1/500*10^3=2*10^6.
n λ=d sin θ so divide this d by the wavelength to get 3.33.
Hence there are 3 images on each side and 1 in the middle so 7 total.
Can I know the answer for Q24?
Make two equations:Help needed! Answer is AView attachment 54912
Someone plzz help me on this thanks in advance
Q9 and Q10... I didnt get it :/
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This is a repeat qstn but i still didnt get it :/
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Any quick way to calculate the energy except for counting boxes... Its time consuming...
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I didnt get it.... Why isnt it C? I mean the gradient of I/V should be highest so that V/I should be lowest and R=V/I so R should be lowest...
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Weight acts at the 50 cm mark, so the distance from the pivot of the weight is 10 cmWhere'd you get the 10 from?
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