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I can only find papers relating to how they've used the model but nothing about the model.

Basic Procedure The experiment basically involves finding the null point on the Carey Foster's bridge with the PRT as the unknown resistance and using a Resistance box as the variable resistance. In the above diagram, P and Q are 2 fixed resistors of equal resistances. For obtaining the first...

No, I'm pretty sure I haven't. I can send in a couple of my readings if you want to.

I did consider that but I'm pretty sure I haven't and even if there was, since we're plotting D2 vs n, the error would either be of 100 or 0.01 because we're squaring D.

When monochromatic light is incident on a plano convex lens(as shown in the picture), these dark rings are produced which are observed with the help of a traveling microscope. The procedure requires us to measure the diameter of each ring (We need to measure the diameter of at least 10...

So I have taken up this course on Electricity and Magnetism and we need to prepare a project as in not very broad as such but for example, attempting to solve a problem or something that is related to the subject but off the course. I'd like to involve computation too in some form or the other...

Thank you so much for opening my eyes and I'll do try for what you said.

Homework Statement Why working formula for transverse and longitudinal arrangement in melde experiment different in Melde's experiment ? Homework Equations None. The corresponding equations are all derived from the same fact. The Attempt at a Solution So, I have understood that the tuning...

I have a really silly question, but : 1. Are we assuming the mass to be a point mass? 2. Are the springs allowed to "turn" or "twist" ?

Okay so I'm just an undergrad but like how about you place the ball at an arbitrary position, let's say (x0, y0) with the spring being streched, and then compute the net force in terms of the angles(which could be further expressed in terms of x and y coordinates of the ball) and then have two...

I realized this like 2 weeks ago and it's been troubling me really hard because I don't see any practical applications to physics without engineering.

So I'm an undergrad student from India pursuing physics, I'm currently in my first year and I'm really confused as to what I should do. I mean, I like physics, especially the computational aspect of it, but I don't know if I'll continue physics after three years. Summer's going to start soon and...

Ohh abroad I see. You sure your parents fine with it right ? (Speaking from experience) And for what course btw ?

Dude you'll easily get in, but I ned an idea as to where exactly do you want to apply ? Cos as far as uni's are concerned (excl. engineering institutes) the best ones open (or stay open) after the results come out.

The curve of angle of deviation vs angle of incidence