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Electrostatic potential and capacitance
nyways answer will not come by this method it will result into the given variable let V be the emf of battery then q= C (eq) V q= 200/19 V now you suggest to find V' thre are two variables above so can't find that either- vipulgoyal
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Electrostatic potential and capacitance
q(battery) = q on each capacitor as the conection is made in series (sorry forgot to mention that )- vipulgoyal
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Electrostatic potential and capacitance
Homework Statement C120 uF C2=40uF C3= 50uF if no capacitor has the capacity to bear more than 50V then maximum potential difference between the two ends is Homework Equations Q=CV The Attempt at a Solution i tried by calculating the Ceq then putting it in the equation finding...- vipulgoyal
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- Capacitance Electrostatic Electrostatic potential Potential
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Finding Distance Traveled with Varying Acceleration
i felt the same when i read the question- vipulgoyal
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Finding Distance Traveled with Varying Acceleration
Homework Statement a motor drives a body along a straight line with a constant force. The power P delivered by the motor must vary with time t according to? where t is time and conditions are ideal Homework Equations P = F v x=vt The Attempt at a Solution according to me answer...- vipulgoyal
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- Energy Power Work
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Understanding Weight and Acceleration in a Bird's Flight Using Physics
Does anyone know a way out of this prob??- vipulgoyal
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Solving Circular Motion for Two Bodies Separated by Distance A
lemme just quote the original question.. two boys standing at the ends A and B of s ground, where AB = a. the boy at B starts running in a direction perpendicular to AB with velocity v. the boy at A starts running simultaneously with constant velocity v and catches the other boy in a time t...- vipulgoyal
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Rope and Bird Mechanics: Calculating the Force on a Hanging Rope
T = mg + M(g+a) is answer- vipulgoyal
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What is the maximum period of revolution for a cone filled with water?
yeah thnx... i always get mixed up in these formulas...- vipulgoyal
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Rope and Bird Mechanics: Calculating the Force on a Hanging Rope
""the force M(g+a) is the force exerted by the rope on the bird …""" SORRY BUT THIS IS THE FORCE DUE TO GRAVITY as acc. to you if i jus delete the rope from the equation then there will be no force on the bird and it will be weightless..! does it makes sense...?? not to me at least- vipulgoyal
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Solving Circular Motion for Two Bodies Separated by Distance A
ID MOtion two bodies seprated by A distance a then one body starts moving with a velocity v in the direction prependicular to A then the other body starts moving in order to catch the other one at the same time with constant velocity v and catches the other boy in a time t where t is...- vipulgoyal
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- Circular Circular motion Motion
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What is the maximum period of revolution for a cone filled with water?
the speed at the top is √gl now have to find time period the answer doest come by this method ω= 2π /T ω =r x v- vipulgoyal
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Understanding Weight and Acceleration in a Bird's Flight Using Physics
bird is not sitting now i mean its flapping its wings so that it is not in contact with the bars of the cage howz mass constant then- vipulgoyal
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Kinetic Energy Ratio and Momentum Ratio in Two Substances
thnx... TIMTIM...- vipulgoyal
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