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Gaming Of Nayan 6 years ago

It is work on principal of pascal law
It is the application of Pascal law
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Hamza Hasan 6 years ago

Which have high velocity and low mass

Adithya Adi 6 years ago

The body which has Lowe mass will have greater KE
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Hamza Hasan 6 years ago

Which obey ideal gas equation
A gas which obey all the gas low ( boyles low,chales low)is called ideal gas
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Apperent chenge in frequency of sound due to superposition of many wave
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Hamza Hasan 6 years ago

No because there will be change in velocity when we apply external force and we know momentum is directly proportional to velocity
No because absence of external force linear momentum is conserved
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Hamza Hasan 6 years ago

It depend on velocity by which you are throwing it Apply formula u^2 /g

Gaming Of Nayan 6 years ago

0 Because it means we throw it vertically upward it means it didn't covered any distance from horizontal
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Study of nature and natural phenomenon

Abhinav Agarwal 6 years ago

Study of nature and natural phenomena
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Tanvi Sharma 6 years ago

And change in momentum

Tanvi Sharma 6 years ago

F×dt

Madhavi Yadav 6 years ago

Ggb

Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Impulse

  • Impulse is defined as a force multiplied by time it acts over.
  • For example: Tennis racket strikes a ball, an impulse is applied to the ball. The racket puts a force on the ball for a short time period.
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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Impulse is the big force acting for a very small interval of time. It is represented by J⃗ J→.

Impulse Formula is articulated as

J= F × t

Where,

  • Force applied is given as F
  • Time interval throughout which force is applied is given as t.
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Abhinav Agarwal 6 years ago

Work energy theorum states that the work done by any body is equal to the change in it's kinetic energy. W=Kv-Ku
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Dilip Kumar 5 years, 11 months ago

Thanks
Phle g niklo frr mass of planet or uske bad formule me put kr do
Hrr planet ki g ki value aalag hoti h or velocity g pr depend krti h
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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

Gravitational Constant: Cavendish experiment

  • Cavendish performed an experiment to calculate the value of G.
  • To calculate the value of G he took a wooden plank and attached two 2 balls on either side of the plank and hung this with a thin thread from the top.
  • He introduced 2 very big balls and those balls are near the smaller balls.
  • He observed that the small balls got attracted to big balls and wooden plank started rotating and as a result the thin thread started twisting.
  • This happened because of force of attraction between the small balls and bigger balls.
  • He observed that :-
  1. Plank rotates till twisting force becomes equal to the gravitational force between the balls.

? = G m1m2/r2

LƟ = G m1m2/r2

  • By using the above equation he calculated the value of G,
  • G= 6.67x10-11Nm2/kg2                        
  • Units of G : Nm2/kg2
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Shanumukha Sai 6 years ago

But in this case there is a phase difference of pi

Shanumukha Sai 6 years ago

If it goes from denser to rarer then there will be no change in phase

Savrit Mor 6 years ago

There is a phase change of π.
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Dilip Kumar 6 years ago

That was good

Ekta Guleria 6 years ago

0 who will not give answer to any question
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