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those force in which the object depends upon the initial and final position .work done in a closed path is always equal to zero .ex gravitational electosatics force etc

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If an electron moves with velocity V is equal to 2i - 3j + K cap metre per second in a magnetic field and B vector is equal to 2i + J- K cap T. then calculate the Lorentz Force

Posted by Manasvi Agrawal 7 years ago

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obain degree of freedom for (a) monoatomic (b)diatomic (c)triatomic molecules

Posted by Raghav Agrawal 7 years ago

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Oruj Javed 7 years ago

For monoatomic : 3 degrees of freedom ( all translational) For diatomic : 5 degrees of freedom ( 3 translational & 2 rotational ) For triatomic : 6 degrees of freedom ( 3 translational & 3 rotational )

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Form

Posted by Shubham Kumar 7 years ago

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What is meant by escape velocity? Obtain an expression for escape velocity of an object projected from the surface of the earth.

Posted by Suman Kuwar 7 years ago

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Prashant Singh 7 years ago

the minimum speed with which a body should be projected vertically upward from the surface of the earth is called escape velocity.expression is underroot 2gr.

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A projectile is fired with a velocity u making an angle theta with horizontal.show that its trajectory is a parabolic.derive expression for 1.Time of flight 2.Maximum height 3.Horizontal range

Posted by Tithi Vora 7 years ago

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Lens maker formula derivation

Posted by Nilesh Hiragar 7 years ago

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Vaishanavi Sharma 7 years ago

I/V - 1/U = 1/f or. 1/f = ( U-1) (1/R1 - 1/R2)

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what is the angular velocity of the hour hand of clock

Posted by Vinayak Gujjar 7 years ago

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Kunjali? Verma 7 years ago

π/21600 rad/sec or π/6 rad/hour

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What is Magnus effect with example

Posted by Shivani Singh 7 years ago

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Vaishanavi Sharma 7 years ago

Magnus effect is an observable phenomenon that is commonly associated with a spinning object that drags air faster around one side, creating a difference in pressure that moves it in the direction of the lower-pressure side.

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What should we actually do after the exam ends???

Posted by Harsh Singh 7 years ago

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Kunjali? Verma 7 years ago

Masti?

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Ďãřşháñăã Yadav ? ? ? 7 years ago

bahi bus Vele hai... abb 1 months ke liye... ?

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principal of pressure cooker

Posted by Harveer Singh 7 years ago

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Priyal Bansal 7 years ago

Specific heat capacity

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What is dispersive power ?

Posted by Rahul_ Ry(ʘ‿ʘ) 7 years ago

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How does rise in tempetature affects viscosity of - 1)Gases And 2)Liquid

Posted by Anubhav Kumar 7 years ago

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Ayush Kumar 7 years ago

Rise in temperature decreases the affects of viscosity. It could be said that viscosity is inversely proportional to temperature

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Derive the expression for maximum relative error in the product of two measured quantity a and b

Posted by Shailja Parihar 7 years ago

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Kunjali? Verma 7 years ago

∆Z/Z=∆A/A+∆B/B

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What are beats and what are neccessary conidition

Posted by Divyraj Bais 7 years ago

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Tripti Shah 7 years ago

When two sound waves of same amplitude and slightly diffrent frequencys trevelling in same direction in a straight line suprimose , the intensity of sound at one places does notremain constant but alternatly decreases and increases . This phenomenon is called beat .

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Dimensional formula of torque and calorie

Posted by Ishan Jain 5 years, 11 months ago

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Anubhav Kumar 7 years ago

Torque and Calorie - ML2T-2

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Newton's law of cooling derivation

Posted by Saloni Maurya 7 years ago

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Shatayu Ganvir 7 years ago

Rate of cooling depends on temperature difference

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Samya Parmar 7 years ago

Rate of cooling depends on temperature

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Newton's law of cooling full derivation

Posted by Saloni Maurya 7 years ago

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if a sonometer wire of length 110 cm is stretch with a tension t and fixed at its ends is divided into three segment by placing two bridges velow, then where the bridges should be placed so that the fundamental frequencies of the segment are in ratio 1:2:3

Posted by Shreya Raj 7 years ago

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A) show that for two complementary angles of projectile of a projectile thrown with the same velocity, the horizontal ranges are equal. B) for what angle of projection of a projectile is the range maximum. C) for what angle of projection of a projectile are the horizontal range and maximum height attained by the projectile equal

Posted by Abhishek Verma 7 years ago

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How to numerical solve mimimum time

Posted by Aman Raj 7 years ago

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Daltons law of partial pressure

Posted by Ayush Kumar 7 years ago

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Prashant Singh 7 years ago

according to dalton law of partial preesure the total pressure exerted by a mixuture of non reactive gas is equal to sum of the individual partial preesure under the same condition of temperatures and pressure.

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Shivshant Prasad 7 years ago

It states that total pressure exercterd by mixture of 2 or more than 2 ideal,non reactive gases is equal to sum of the partial pressure excerted by each gas if it occupies same volume at same temp

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Obtain an expression for a stationary wave formed by two sinusoida wave travelling along the same path in opposite direction and obtain the position of nodes and antinodes.

Posted by Azãy Khãdgî 7 years ago

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A rope of length 20cm is hanged over a roof over a roof of the surface if a pushed with an angle 30degree with the horizontal if the mass of the block is 2kg then find the P.E K.E of the block at this point

Posted by Golu Kumar 7 years ago

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Cp-Cv =R

Posted by Saurabh Kumar 7 years ago

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Tripti Shah 7 years ago

Always Cp is greater than Cv and their difference is denoted by R (and R is a constant also)

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Doubt in question 52 HCV sound waves. Anyone?

Posted by Shubham Sinha 7 years ago

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Shatayu Ganvir 7 years ago

How much u scored in class 10

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If the Projectile is fired with the velocity ' u ' making an angle theta with horizontal then derive expression for (a) Time of flight (b) maximum height attained and (c) Range

Posted by Mahavir Rawat 7 years ago

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Nikita Kumar 7 years ago

U don't have ncert book bro???

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pascl law

Posted by Raj Keshari 7 years ago

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Kunjali? Verma 7 years ago

In equilibrium condition of liquid pressure is same at all poiny

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Samya Parmar 7 years ago

Pressure exerts on wall is equal in all directions

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Deepu Prajapati 7 years ago

Pollution

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Ďãřşháñăã Yadav ? ? ? 7 years ago

it states that the increase in pressure at a point in the enclosed liquid in equilibrium is transmitted equally in all directions in liquid and to the Walls of the container .

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