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    Understanding Lenz Law: How Current Flows in Close Proximity Coils

    Homework Statement Figure shows two coils placed close to each other . When the key is pressed so that a current starts building up in one the coils (a) a current flows along CBA in the loop (b) a current flows along ABC in the loop (c) No current flows through the loop (d) An...
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    Equivalent capacitor in the circuit

    I also want to know that can we use star to delta formation here as in this case applying of krichoff's law is easy , but what if all the value of capacitance is different ?
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    Equivalent capacitor in the circuit

    Yes the ans. is 20/7 F and I also get it by using krichoff's law
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    Force on dielectric in parallel plate capicitor

    I got it . It is the electrostatic force of attraction b/w the charges . One more question : Why its value remains constant as the distance(r) b/w the charges goes on decreasing and magnitude of force of attraction is inversely proportional to r^2 ?
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    Equivalent capacitor in the circuit

    Find the equivalent capacitance of the combinations shown in the fig. (refer to the file attached) Is there any easier method to solve instead of this method by assuming a constant potiential difference is applied across the circuit and a total charge Q flown in it.
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    Force on dielectric in parallel plate capicitor

    Force act on dielectric slab on inserting between the parallel plate = [8.85 * 10^-12]b(k-1)(V^2)/2d where b = width of the plate , d = distance b/w the plates , V is the constant potential difference across the plates and k = dielectric constant Which force is acting on dielectric...
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    What is the Correct Equation for Pn and Qn in Permutation and Combination?

    Homework Statement Let Pn denotes the no. of ways of selecting 3 people out of 'n' sitting in a row if no two of them are consecutive and Qn is the corresponding figure when they are in circle . If Pn - Qn = 6 , then 'n' is equal to: The Attempt at a Solution Pn = (n-2) C 3 Qn =...
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    Particle Dynamics: Proving t(a) < t(b) for Two Masses Connected by a String

    Yes Tension is not constant. Let the block moves a distance (x) . 1/2m[v(a)^2] = Tx (By energy conservation) 1/2m[v(a)^2] = mAx (A is the acceleration of block A) 1/2m[v(a)^2] = mv(a)(dv/dx)x integrating it v(a) = (2x)^1/2 again integrating it t(a) = (L/2)^1/2 How to get...
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    Particle Dynamics: Proving t(a) < t(b) for Two Masses Connected by a String

    Homework Statement Two blocks A and B , each of same mass m are attached by a thin inextensible string through an ideal pulley . Initially block B is held in position as shown in figure . Now the block B is released . Block A will slide to right and hit the pulley in time t(a) . Block B...
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    Solve for XYZ: Permutation of 21600 - Positive Integral Solutions

    Homework Statement Find the no. of +ve integral solution of XYZ = 21600
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    Finding Angular Velocity After Inelastic Impact with Rough Step

    Need a little bit more help what is the value of moment of inertia and it is about which axis ?
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    Finding Angular Velocity After Inelastic Impact with Rough Step

    MwR(R-h) + Iw = Iw' Mw0.6(R^2) + 0.4Mw(R^2) = 0.4M(R^2)w' w'= 5w/2 Please tell the mistake
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    Finding Angular Velocity After Inelastic Impact with Rough Step

    Homework Statement A solid uniform sphere of radius R and mass M rolls without slipping with angular velocity (w) when it encounters a step of height 0.4R . find the angular velocity immediately after inelastic impact with the rough step. Homework Equations The Attempt at a...
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