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if z is real ... then

z+z' = 2Re(z)


if z is imaginary...then

z-z' = 2Im(z)


read z' as z(bar)

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arg _
(z ) +arg (-z)=pi if arg(z)<0
-pi if arg (z)>0
where z represents a complex no.
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Gud going friends,
But as i can see sum of u are not giving the points, plz donate 2 points , so as to keep on the craze of posting a formula.
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P (optical power) = 1/f (focal length in meters)


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I=E/(R+r)

I: Current thru circuit
E: EMF of Cell
V: Potential Diff. across cell
R: Resistance given by circuit
r: Internal resistance of cell


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how about  ;
 
P(B/A) = P (A^B) / P(A)
 
For conditional probablity

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 d/dx [ f(x)][ g(x)] F(x)  dx} =F(g(x)).g'(x)-F(f(x)).f'(x)
 

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1st law in thermodynamics
Q=U+W
Q=heat supplied/released in J
U=internal energy of the system dependent on temp.
W=work done on/by the system
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allrit......
how about PASCAL'S LAW......for fluid pressure
 
P = g(h)
 = fluid density
h = height
g = acc due to gravity

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slope of tangent to the curve is dy/dx at the point...
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Lift problems: Apparent weight = M(g ± a0)
(+ sign is used when lift is moving up while . sign when lift is moving down)
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  • Magnitudes in circular motion
  • Fc=ma=mv^2/r=rw^2
     
    v=rw=2pier/T
     
    w=2(pie)f=2 pie/T
    f=1/T

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    very helpful formula:
    general formula for  (1-x)-r= (N+R-1)C(r) X (xr)
     

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    Its a good practice but I think if u r discussing formulas, u better prepare for AIEEE or others. Discuss problems. Concentrate on them the formulas will be prepared automatically..

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    Yes, i know that it will prepare for AIEEE  but u cn't crack JEE without knowing the basic formulae.
     
    stress = applied force / area on which force is applied
     
    s = F/ A

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