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R= pL/A and Ohms Law V=IR hence the thickest conductor has the least resistance so the smallest Voltage drop across the thickest conductor.A is answer. The potential drop with distance is represented by grad of graph so the value of the grad drop should be the smallest for the thickest conductor Since thre is a potential drop gad is -ve.Q33 Needs an explanation. Answer is A.
Thanks a lot.R= pL/A and Ohms Law V=IR hence the thickest conductor has the least resistance so the smallest Voltage drop across the thickest conductor.A is answer. The potential drop with distance is represented by grad of graph so the value of the grad drop should be the smallest for the thickest conductor Since thre is a potential drop gad is -ve.
Thanks a lot.
The first one was a bit tricky the others were easy.
In one such pump the long approach pipe holds 500kg of water. A valve shuts when the speed of
this water reaches 2.0ms–1 and the kinetic energy of this water is used to lift a small quantity of
water by a height of 15m.
The efficiency of the pump is 10%.
Which mass of water could be lifted 15m?
A 0.15kg B 0.68kg C 1.5kg D 6.8kg
answer is C for 13? Which year paper is this and what is the component code? I got 'C' for the question number 28 as well and 'B' for question number 10.
Your right, and this is March 2017.answer is C for 13? Which year paper is this and what is the component code? I got 'C' for the question number 28 as well and 'B' for question number 10.
You get diameter 4.81mm so for radius d/2 and convet mm to m.Solve this please... Answer is C. I get A
Q13 F1d1 + F2d2 =Ftdtque no 13 and 14 as well please
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