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Sun's Rays & Convex Mirrors: What is the Image Size?
But , No not always . For a concave mirrror the diameter of the image becomes 2 f theta.Hey friend, perhaps this information would help-'area of the image is pie x r square and is proportional to 2f.'- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Electric Field of a Polarized Ring: Verify Your Answer
O.K. I will keep that in mind.- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Rank of a Word: Permu-Combi Help
O.K.Thats great man.But what is 'Master = 315624'.- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: General Math
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Electric Field of a Polarized Ring: Verify Your Answer
Dear guys and guls! What is the electric field produced by a uniformly polarised ring of radius R?? Please give me the final answer. I want to verify my answer.- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Electric Electric field Field Ring
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find Coefficient of x^n in log e (a+bx+cx^2)
Use binomial expansion of (0 + x) to the power -1.- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Sun's Rays & Convex Mirrors: What is the Image Size?
Rays from the sun subtend an angle theta (in radians) at the pole of a convex mirror (in radians) at the pole of a mirror of focal length f. If the diameter of the sun is D ,then diameter of the image of the sun formed by the mirror is: (a) f theta (b) 2 f theta (c) 6 f theta (d) none...- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Convex Image Mirrors Rays
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Rank of a Word: Permu-Combi Help
But some of my friends solve this type of question within seconds.They seem to have a particular kind of trick.Well,they don't tell me.- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: General Math
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Find Coefficient of x^n in log e (a+bx+cx^2)
O.K.I will try that.Werg22 , Please give me the final answer so that I can verify it.- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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How Does Charge Distribution Affect Electric Potential in a Cylindrical Shell?
A long cylindrical shell of radius R carries a uniform surface charge sigma naught on the upper half and an opposite charge - (minus) sigma naught on the lower half .What is the electric potential inside and outside the cylinder?- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Rank of a Word: Permu-Combi Help
Yes you can say that.- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: General Math
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Calculating Electric Potential: That Tricky Dot Product
OK ! Thanks Reshma .I will keep that in mind from now on.- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Rank of a Word: Permu-Combi Help
Rank of a word means at which position it is written in the dictionary. Rank of a word is nothing but the arrangement of the given letters of the word in dictionary..order n finding after how many words which r possible by these letters our favourable word occurs...let me xplain wisd a...- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad Rank of a Word: Permu-Combi Help
Hey guys ! Is there any shortcut to find the rank of a particular word ?? If there is any, then what is it?- Mr.IITIAN007
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Undergrad What is the Probability of a Coin Toss Avoiding Lines in 2D Cartesian Plane?
Ziox,You are right about your point on euclidean plane.I have not yet thought about that.But buddy, (b) is the intercept form of a line which cuts off intercepts a and b from x and y-axis respectively.Have you tried the (a) part ?- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Find Coefficient of x^n in log e (a+bx+cx^2)
Werg22 and tim_lou thanks.But guys! I have already tried those techniques but I have not got an accurate to the point answer.As Werg22 says I am getting an ugly expansion of no significance.I am still far away from getting a simplified answer.Tim_lou, if you are getting a simplified answer then...- Mr.IITIAN007
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help