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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> waves3 -> Go to message
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speed in gas medium is root(p/)
assuming the pressure to be constant..calculate gamma by 1+2/f(f=5 and 3 resp)
and  = 14/22.4 and 4/22.4 resp.
taking ration you get root3/25..
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superb
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Q) A wire of density 9000kg/m^3 is stretched between two clamps 1m apart and it's length increases by 0.05cm. Calculate the frequency of the fundamental transverse vibration in the wire.
(Y=9*10^10 N/m^2)
 
 
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the ans is sqroot(6/25)..i;m getting sqroot(3/25)

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Coaching Institutes & Course Material -> books by foreign authers -> Go to message
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I need to have the following book
Title : Concise Inorganic Chemistry
Author : J.D.Lee

plz give me the link
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> a problem:Cp / Cv which to use -> Go to message
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THE INTERNAL ENERGY CHANGE IS ALWAYS EQUAL TO NCVDELTAT IRRESPECTIVE OF THE TYPE OF PROCESS...IT IS CLEARLY KNOWN THAT DELTAU BECOMES ZERO IN ISOTHERMAL PROCESS.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> radiation -> Go to message
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so is it B or is it C
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the veloty of a WAVE is (T/).. this means that the waves travelling in two wires of same material and under same tension should be same.
But the HCV says that it also depends on the area of cross-section can anyone explain how?
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no
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pi * time
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the ratio of the speed of sound in nitrogen gas to that in helium gas at 300k is?
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P2____S1_____P3_____S2______P1
 
it is given that s1p3=s2p3=1
 
Q)Two sources S1 and S2 separated by 2m, vibrate according to the equation y1=0.03(sin pit) and y2=0.02(sin pit), where yi,y2,t, are in SI units. They send out waves of equal velocity 1.5m/s. Calculate the amplitude of resultant motion of the partilce co-linear with S1,S2 and located at a point
(a) p1 to the right of s2
(b) p2 to th left of s1
(c) p3 in the middle of s1 and s3
 
plz show all steps with explaination!
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yeah 1 is right. How did you get it?
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Q) The amplitude of a wave disturbance propagating in the positive x direction is given by y=1/1+x2 at t=0 and y=1/2-2x+x2 at t=1 sec. where x and y are in meters . Find the velocity of wave propagation.
 
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heat recieved by the earth per unit time can be written as
(Intensity of radiation of the earth/4pid2)(piRe2)-------(1)
where d is the distance of the earth from the sun so 4pid2 are of the spherical structure formed by the radiations and piRe2 is the area of the earth facing the sun it would be a circle!
note that the intensity has the unit J/m2/sec when multiplied by m2 we get the unit of Energy per unit time which according to the Stefan's Law is
sigmaAT4----(2)
 
equate (i) and (ii)
you will get Td1/2 - const.
 
so, the answer should be (C)
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