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Equivalent capacitor in the circuit
tht is nt a wheatstone bridge homework cn u apply the star delta thn?- sirisha kotik
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Equivalent capacitor in the circuit
the ans is 20/7 F i think...is tht correct?- sirisha kotik
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Two charged spheres are connected
sry few days- sirisha kotik
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Two charged spheres are connected
i did ths que a fewdaysbk n in my que net positive chrge wasnt specified so all the four ans came..- sirisha kotik
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Two charged spheres are connected
ya didnt see the positive charge ...bt if only positive charges are to be included it will be both...- sirisha kotik
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Equivalent capacitor in the circuit
this can be dne by charge distribution . and applying kirchhoffs loop law.- sirisha kotik
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Two charged spheres are connected
well after chrge becomes q1-n and q2+n. and force wud become k(q1-n)(q2+n)/r^2. and q1-n=q2+n u cn get value of n in terms of q1 and q2. n frm first eqn u have value of q1xq2...frm tht u will get four values of charges...even if ques demands positive chrge it will be both +10^6 and 3x10^6.- sirisha kotik
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Two charged spheres are connected
well the ans are 10^-6, -10^-6 ,3 x 10^-6,-3x 10^-6 is tht rite?- sirisha kotik
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Simple Harmonic Motion Test Question
1) kx=mg where x=40 cm. 2) time period wud be 2pi(m/k)^1/2 3) equilibrium position wud be wher kx=mg. i.e. 40 cm. n all the other parts cn be solved by using energy conservation.- sirisha kotik
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Charge distribution over concentric spherical shells
got the ans .- sirisha kotik
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What Is the Maximum Stretch of a Spring When a Ball Is Dropped on It?
its already has an extension of 50 cm so it wud be mg(h +x)= kx^2/2- sirisha kotik
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Charge distribution over concentric spherical shells
Homework Statement three concnetric conducting spherical shells are there with charges +4Q on innermost shell,-2Q on middle shell and -5Q on outermost shell. what is the charge distribution and charge on inner side of outermost shell? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution...- sirisha kotik
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