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Vishal Adhikari 6 years ago

Physics communication system

Sukriti Kalia 6 years ago

Chemistry-- solid state, nitrogen family

Rk Fun 6 years ago

What is inverted
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Harshit Malik 6 years ago

No gain 70 out 70 by ncert book other help book used

Rishabh Gupta 6 years ago

I think ncert exampler, ncert and previous 10years question paper is sufficient to get 60 above marks out of 70
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A surface which have same potential at every point
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Chetna Bhatt 6 years ago

Nhi.....nhi pdhna h?

Anupa Marmat 6 years ago

Nhi...is baar ye topics hta diye gye hai
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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

By conservation of momentum
m1v1 = – m2v2

∴ |(v1 / v2)| = |(m2 / m1)|
Given : (v1 / v2) = (8 / 1) hence |(m2 / m1)| = (8 / 1) .......(1)
Also mass = density × volume
∴ (m1 / m2) = [{(4 / 3)πr13 × ρ} / {(4 / 3)πr23 × ρ}] = (r1 / r2)3 .....(2)
∴ from (1) & (2)
(r2 / r1)3 = (8 / 1)
(r2 / r1) = (2 / 1)
(r1 / r2) = (1 / 2)

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Pankaj Ku 6 years ago

Zener diode

Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

We know that the rectifier converts AC current into DC current.  When the AC input voltage of a rectifier fluctuates, the rectified output also fluctuates. Hence, to get a constant DC voltage from the DC unregulated output of the rectifier, we use Zener diode.

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Watless current or useless current

Ashrai Tmg 6 years ago

Watless current
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1.Cyclotron beams can be used to bombard other atoms to produce short-lived positron-emitting isotopes suitable for PET imaging. 2.Cyclotrons can be used in particle therapy to treat cancer.
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Chetna Bhatt 6 years ago

Moving coil galvanometer Cyclotron Gauss theorem Kirchoffs law Telescope Microscope Drift velocity
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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago

  • We already know now that current carrying conductor generates magnetic field around themselves. Biot-Savart law just mathematically states the intensity of this magnetic field at a point.
  • According to the Biot-Savart law, magnetic field dBdue to current element idl, at a pointP situated at distancer from the current element idl,is:

i) directly proportional to the current element idl, ii) directly proportional to the sine of the angle (θ) between current element and r, and iii) inversely proportional to the square of the distance r between current element and the point

dB∝idl (sinθ)/r2

dB = (μo/4π)×idl×(sinθ)/r2

dB = idl × r / r3

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Parul Singh 6 years ago

And other imp main topics of other chapter

Parul Singh 6 years ago

And potentiometer, amperes circutal law, angle of dip, classification of the magnetic material, hysteresis curve, faraday law, lenzs law, AC & DC, root mean square derivation

Chetna Bhatt 6 years ago

THANK YOU SO MUCH GUYS ??

Chetna Bhatt 6 years ago

Parul...and what???

Parul Singh 6 years ago

And

Parul Singh 6 years ago

Goss theorem & its applications, capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor, kirchhofs law

Parul Singh 6 years ago

Mine is also on monday

Rishabh Gupta 6 years ago

Refer to Arihant cbse chapterwise solved papers 2019-2020 physics book

Alisha **** 6 years ago

Revise your notes, solve sample paper

Chetna Bhatt 6 years ago

Please guys.....I literally need your help....please help me ????
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Chetna Bhatt 6 years ago

Force between neutrons and protons

Subham Sahu 6 years ago

Nuclear forces are the strong forces of attraction which hold together the nucleons (neutrons and protons).
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Rishabh Rathi 6 years ago

Alternating current is the type of current which changes its direction in fixed interval, it is like a SHM.
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