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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> TE2 -> Go to message
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8cosxcos2xcos4x=sin6x/sinx
find x?
 
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secx - cosecx = 4/3
find x?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> really conceptual!!!!!----Cp-Cv=R or sth else -> Go to message
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PAV=nRTA
TA=PAV / nR
TA= PA/R * V/n --- (i)
Similarly TB = PB / 1.08R * V/n ---------(ii)
substitute the value of V/n from (i) into (ii)
We get,
Ta/Tb * Pb/Pa = 1.08
i.e Ta/Tb * Pb/Pa>1
(a) Pa/Pb <1 and Ta/Tb >1
which can be true according to our equation
(A) is the correct answer here
 
 
 
 
 
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> General -> PSEUDO FORCES -> Go to message
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a simple example can be taken as,

an object moving with an acceleration a on a horizontak surface.
The normal fbd would be Frictional force = ma

now if we take it from a non inertial frame ie imagine you are sitting on the block
now according to you the block is at rest so you apply Pseudo ma backwards. Still you gat Frictional force - ma = o

in this example it may seem that what is the use of pseudo force, but incase of inclined surfaces where angles come, the pseudo forces help a lot!
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> General -> PSEUDO FORCES -> Go to message
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pseudo force is nothing new ... it is just f=ma which can also be written as f-ma.

so, only to make the calculations easier pseudo force is taken into account, you can get the solution by drawing the FBD from the intertial frame of reference and then applying sumation F = mA

Enjoy
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> molar heat capacity -> Go to message
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I got it...thanks
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> molar heat capacity -> Go to message
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if a gas gas undergoes a process such that P=kV, what is the value of molar heat capacity of the gas?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> cool question -> Go to message
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solve it dude
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> cool question -> Go to message
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adiabatic process??...where is it given that the process is adiabatic?...
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> cool question -> Go to message
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according to ashmita k = 1
but in an adiabatic process
w + U = 0
 w/del.U = -1 .....not 1
 
The first law is violated!!!!
 
Whats going on???
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> cool question -> Go to message
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demonstrate that the process in which the work performed by an ideal gas is proportional to the corresponding increment of its internal energy is described by the equation pvn = const., where n is a constant.
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> plzzz help-rotation prob -> Go to message
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pure rolling means that the lowermost point is having zero velocity, zero momentum, zero force, zero torque.
 
the torque of friction about the lowermost point is always zero.
so, we are left with the torque due to gravity, which can only be zero on a horizontal surface. not on an incline, since r cannot be zero on the incline.
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> minimum value of a trigonometric function -> Go to message
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you are right amaron.
 x + 1/x is greater than 2 when x is +.
 
when x is negative the least value becomes -2
 
so the answer should be -6.
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> minimum value of a trigonometric function -> Go to message
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take sinx=a
cosx=b
tanx=c

eqn becomes a+b+c+1/a+1/b+1/c
a+1/a + b+1/b + c+1/c
(using the concept of AM >= GM , if we take two numbers x and 1/x
their arithemetic mean is - x + 1/x whole divided by 2
and geometric mean = 1
therefore x + 1/x > = 2

hence minimum value of the expression is
2+2+2
= 6

There You Go Buddy!
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Trignometry -> TE -> Go to message
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cosxcos2xcos4x=1/8
find x?
 
 
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