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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> PLZ SOLVE IT, URGENT -> Go to message
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do u mean this step

1/4 [ cosec x + sec x X tanx ]

i just integrated it thats all

integral cosec x and sec x tanx are standard integrals
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> PLZ SOLVE IT, URGENT -> Go to message
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which step are u asking
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> friction -> Go to message
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let the applied force be F
when we are pushing it up
mgsin(theta) and friction will act downwards

so
F = mew x m x g x cos (theta ) + mgsin(theta )

in the next case when its slipping
the diff is that friction acts upward
so new equatio is

F + mew x mgcos (theta ) = mgsin(theta )
according to ques

mew x m x g x cos (theta ) + mgsin(theta ) = n [ mgsin (theta ) - mew x m x g x cos (theta ) ]

solving this u will get

mew = sin (theta ) ( n - 1 ) / (cos (theta ) + ncos (theta ) )
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> hc verma problems -> Go to message
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yaar u missed one part of the question
the ques says that " what will be the acc if the force is twice that in the first part "

so F = 4 mew x m x g
now u will get the ans
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> boyles temperature -> Go to message
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its the temperature at which real gases behave as ideal gases over a range of pressure
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> PLZ SOLVE IT, URGENT -> Go to message
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first write


sin 3x = 3 sin x - 4 sin3 x


so integral becomes


= 1/ 4 sinx - 4sin 3 x


take 4 sin x common from denom


= 1 / 4sin x ( 1 - sin2 x )


= 1 / 4 sinx X cos 2 x


= sec2x / 4 sin x


= 1 + tan2x / 4 sin x


= 1/4 [ 1 / sinx + tan2x / sin x ]


= 1/4 [ cosec x + sinx / cosx ]


= 1/4 [ cosec x + sec x X tanx ]


so the ans is


1/4 [ log ( cosec x - cot x ) + sec x + C ]

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Integral Calculus -> Area Under The Curve2 -> Go to message
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first find the pt of intersection then draw a rough sketch of it
divide the integral into parts and integrate
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> hc verma problems -> Go to message
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ques 24 b

let the acc be a and tension be T

F - mew x m x g - T = m x a ---------- 1

and the block of mass M
friction is on the left due to newtons third law so

T - mew x m x g = M x a --------- 2

solving these 2 equations u will get the
value of a
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> hc verma problems -> Go to message
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ques 27

in the ques a force is applied to the mass m on the top of the table such that it just slips.........this means that its limiting frictionnal force

let the applied force be F

so F= mew x m x g

now if we consider the table as the system ,
there will be a frictional force in the right direction.......and it will be equal to

mew x m x g due to newtons third law

now there is a frictional force in the left direction coz of friction between the floor and the table.........since the table is in equilibrium
this must be balanced by the friction on top of the table

so ans is mew x m x g
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> General -> hey frnsck it out...http://hypertextbook.com/physics/waves/ -> Go to message
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good work dude
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> shm......... -> Go to message
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@vercitty
well why is that for max extension a1=a2
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> i need solution hints(METHOD) to h.c. verma rotational mechanics Q.44 ,Q.77,Q.78, Q.79. -> Go to message
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ques 79 a)

again using energy conservation
mgH = mgR + mgRsin( theta ) + KE

ie KE = mg (H - R - Rsin ( theta ) )

b ) part

mgH = 1/2 x m x v^ 2 + 1/2 x 2/3 x m x v^ 2
putting the values we get

v^2 = 36 / 5
now
N = mv^2 / R

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> i need solution hints(METHOD) to h.c. verma rotational mechanics Q.44 ,Q.77,Q.78, Q.79. -> Go to message
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ques 44



as the door is in equilibrium

net torque acting on it is zero



so let the force by the hinge be N

now take torque bout any of the hinge



we will get



Mg x perpendicular distance from hinge - N x perpendicular distance from hinge = 0

thus u can find N which is the force exerted by the hinge



ques 77



let the radius of hemispherical bowl be R and that of spherer be r

so initially it has some potential energy

using energy conservationn,


mgR = 1/2 x m x v2 + 1/2 x I x 2


mgR = 1/2 x m x v2 + 1/2 x 2/5 x m x r2 x v2 / r2


simplifying the above we get


10gR = 7v2 -----------   1


now let the normal force be N


using newtons laws of motion,


N - mg = mv2 / R


7N -7mg = 7mv2 / R


using the 1st equation ,


7N- 7mg = 10mg


or N = 17mg / 7

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guys please help i need some more ways to tackle this problem other than the ones mentioned above

i have noticed one thng........the screen dissaperas only when i take c drive or its other componenets
 
 
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