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Centre of mass, collision, momentum
Two blocks m1 and m2 are connected by an ideal spring of force constant k. The blocks are placed on smooth horizontal surface. A horizontal force F acts on the block m1. Initially spring is relaxed, both the blocks are at rest. What is maximum elongation of spring? i think it would be when...- karanbir
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- Centre of mass Collision Mass Momentum
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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High School What Does the 'E' in E=mc² Really Represent: Total Energy or Mass Energy?
thank you very much supernova1387. Your reply was really helpful.- karanbir
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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High School What Does the 'E' in E=mc² Really Represent: Total Energy or Mass Energy?
if we say E in E=mc2 is energy due to mass only, then where does the kinetic energy or pot. energy that the object had (before its mass was converted to energy) go?- karanbir
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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High School What Does the 'E' in E=mc² Really Represent: Total Energy or Mass Energy?
please answer the second part also- karanbir
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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High School What Does the 'E' in E=mc² Really Represent: Total Energy or Mass Energy?
i'm really a beginner in this topic. So, I'm really confused even about this simple thing an object has so many types of energies like energy due to mass in it, kinetic energy, pot. energy etc. So does the 'E' in E=mc2 give sum of all these energies or only the energy due to mass? also...- karanbir
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- E=mc2 Energy Motion Wave Wave motion
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Undergrad Dielectric slab in between plates of capacitor
i'm reposting this question as nobody answered it previously. please answer it this time. in given type of arrangement we normally take it equivalent to two capacitors(plate 1 and surface 2) and (surface 2 and plate 3) in series. My question is that a capacitor is formed with two plates of...- karanbir
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- Capacitor Dielectric Plates
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- Forum: Electromagnetism