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    How Do the Laws of Motion Apply to a Block and Wedge System?

    masses are same , no friction anywhere , no MI of pulley
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    Indefinite Integration of 1/(3√x^2): Solving for x

    Homework Statement 1 / (3√x2 ) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution the overall power of x in denom becomes ( 1/2 * 2 * 1/3 = 1/3) taking in num , it becomes (-1/3 + 1 = 2/3) so answer should be x2/3 / (2/3) which is wrong , please help
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    How Do the Laws of Motion Apply to a Block and Wedge System?

    thanks tiny-tim and azizlwl for helping me out .. azizlwl's reason seems quite right to me.. in B1 , only tension is involved ( ignoring kinetic friction ) and in B2 , we must have tension + centripetal force . . so B1 must hit pulley first..
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    How Do the Laws of Motion Apply to a Block and Wedge System?

    thanks tiny-tim and azizlwl for helping me out .. azizlwl's reason seems quite right to me.. in B1 , only tension is involved ( ignoring kinetic friction ) and in B2 , we must have tension + centripetal force . . so B1 must hit pulley first..
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    How Do the Laws of Motion Apply to a Block and Wedge System?

    well the angle will vary from 0 to pi/2 , so are we going to involve integration ?
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    How Do the Laws of Motion Apply to a Block and Wedge System?

    sorry , i didnt quite get it .. . which angle are we concerned about?
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    How Do the Laws of Motion Apply to a Block and Wedge System?

    Homework Statement Given in the pic .. . Homework Equations F=mg The Attempt at a Solution i think block 2 hitting wedge will take place 1st as the direction of displacement of B1 is perpendicular to 'g' .. . but i don't think that's a logical answer please answer and explain why
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    Current and Electricity Question

    ok , i think i got it thank you very much sir... appreciate what you are doing !
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    Current and Electricity Question

    please help me to understand how to calculate resistances in arms like the above e.g. .
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    Current and Electricity Question

    i got it until ' R P(1) = 3 ohm ' but shouldn't the effective resistance of arm ADE be 6+3=9 and effect. resistance b/w A & E be (9*6) / 9+6 = 54/15 ?
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    Identify the next number in the pattern

    next number in pattern 6 , 4 , 3 , 12/5 ... 1) 7/3 2) 9/4 3) 13/5 4) 2 please explain your deduction too thank you
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    What is the sum of cubes in a series up to 'n' terms?

    Homework Statement find the sum of the series to 'n' terms (1^3 / 1 ) + (1^3 + 2^3 / 1+2 ) + (1^3 + 2^3 + 3^3 / 1+2+3 ) +... Homework Equations sigma n^2 = n(n+1)(2n+1) / 6 sigma n = n(n+1) / 2 The Attempt at a Solution numerator = 1^3 + 2^3 + ... n^3 denominator = 1+2+3+...n...
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    Calculate Center of Mass for a Figure of Uniform Density

    could you please do it for 1 rectangle , i'll do rest
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    Calculate Center of Mass for a Figure of Uniform Density

    all right , 3 pieces have area 2b^2 and the larger one has 5b^2 what now?
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    Calculate Center of Mass for a Figure of Uniform Density

    thats where i am going wrong... dont know how to proceed , grateful if you could take it from here
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