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If mass of the bars be m
1
and m
2
. Mass m
1
be at the left side and m
2
be attached to right side of the spring.
force applied on the system = F on m
1
in the direction left to the spring.
So, acceleration in the system = a = F/(m
1
+m
2
)
This frame is accelerated and thus non inertial frame of reference, and in order to apply Newton's laws of motion we apply a pseudo force (m
1
a) towards left on the block m
1
and m
2
a towards left to the block m
2
.
We consider the problem from
Center of mass frame.
In this frame bars move in opposite directions and come to instantaneous rest at some instant. The elongation of the spring will be minimum and maximum at this instant.
Let bar m
1
is displaced by a distance x
1
and the bar m
2
by x
2
from the initial positions.
Applying energy equation in center of mass frame,
T + U = W
ext
Here, Wext = work one by the pseudo forces
U = Potential energy of the spring = k(x
1
+x
2
)
2
/2
T = Kinetic energy = 0
W
ext
= m
1
F(x
1
+x
2
)/(m
1
+m
2
),
So, k(x
1
+x
2
)
2
/2 = m
1
F(x
1
+x
2
)/(m
1
+m
2
)
or, (x
1
+x
2
) = 0 or (x
1
+x
2
) = 2m
1
F/k(m
1
+m
2
)
Hence the maximum seperation b/w the bars equals : L + 2m
1
F/k(m
1
+m
2
)
The minimum separation corresponds to zero elongation and is equal to L.
STRETCHING OF SPRING ON FRICTIONLESS PLANE
This can easily be explained as there is accleration in the mass bar m
2
as a result of which there is tension in the spring.
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Dear aditi,
I request u to expand ucm to get your query answered.
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ELECTRICITY [admin]: what happens to electron when it comes to positive terminal
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An electron in en electric circuit continues to flow in the direction opposite to the flow of current no matter whether it is coming out of -ve terminal or entering into +ve. The electron entering into the +ve terminal cannot be distinguished from the electron coming out of the terminal because of "PRINCIPLE OF INDISTINGUISHABILITY" according to which quantum particles such as electrons cannot be distinguished from other electrons as all are having identical mass, charge, spin or other physical parameter associated with them.
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ABSOLUTE AND GAUGE PRESSEURE
For gases, pressure is sometimes measured not as an
absolute pressure
, but relative to atmospheric pressure; such measurements are called
gauge pressure.
An example of this is the air pressure in an automobile tire, which might be said to be "220 kPa", but is actually 220 kPa above atmospheric pressure. Since atmospheric pressure at sea level is about 100 kPa, the absolute pressure in the tire is therefore about 320 kPa. In technical work, this is written "a gauge pressure of 220 kPa". Where space is limited, such as on pressure gauges, name plates, graph labels, and table headings, the use of a modifier in parentheses, such as "kPa (gauge)" or "kPa (absolute)", is permitted.
Gauge pressure is a critical measure of pressure wherever one is interested in the stress on storage vessels and the plumbing components of fluid systems. However, whenever equation-of-state properties such as densities or changes in densities must be calculated, pressures must be expressed in terms of their absolute values.
As far as problem solving is concerned we always should intend to evaluate Absolute pressure until & otherwise specified
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If work function of the metal is W, and the frequency of the falling light should be greater than threshold frequency for Photo electric effect to take place. Say if initially the frequency is f then K.E of electron is
K1 = hf - W, where h = planck's constant
K2 = 2hf - W
So the factor by which kinetic energy increases is given by K2/K1
The increase in intensity will not effect the maximum kinetic energy of electrons released from the surface, but will simply increase the no. of electrons released, which will in turn incerease the current. So if intensity is doubled than this increases the photoelectric current by a factor of 2. But we have also increased the frequency twice so I = dq/dt i.e. rate of flow of charge also increases by some factor. Here the resultant factor by which velocity increases is given by
(K2/K1) as a result of which the factor by which current increases on doubling the frequency and intensity is given by 2
(K2/K1)
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To find the general trm of any sequence you can use
method of finite differences.
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The physical significance of definite integral say
a
b
f(x).dx is area between x-axis from a to b and the curve f(x). So for this the function NEED NOT BE CONTINUOUS as it may be discreet or piecewise continuous like greatest integer value function etc. But for indefinite integral the function should be continuous for its analytical evaluation.
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.Q) how to approach aproblem as given below
which of the following sets may represent magnitudes of three vectors adding to zero
a. 2,4,6
b. 4,8,16
c. 1,2,1
Solution) Magnitudes of three vectors will add to zero if the addition or subtration or combination of these gives ZERO as explained below:
a) 2, 4, 6 This is the set which gives zero when 2 + 4 - 6 is performed. So YES
b) 4, 8, 16. No combination of these three will give zero hence NO
c) 1, 2, 1 again 1 + 1 - 2 = 0, so this set may represent magnitudes of three vectors adding to zero.
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For the given function to be maximum u need to specify another relation between x and y that will put some constraint on values of x and y.
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Answer to your second question is:
Gravitational constant = G, is a Universal constant and it remains same
throughout the universe and thus on moon also the constant is unaltered
G = 6.6742 x 10
-11
N m
2
kg
-2
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Magnitude of gravitational force between earth and 1 kg object on earth's surface is given by
F = GM
e
m/R
2
Where, G = gravitational constant
M
e
=
Mass of earth, m = mass of object, R = radius of earth, m = mass of object
Also, GM
e
/R
2
= g = 9.8m/s
2
So, F = mg = 1*9.8 = 9.8 N which is the gravitational force on object and same force is exerted by obect on earth (Newton's third law)
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Dear Nilesh, thank you very much for the effort you have made, I appriciate your effort and at the same time would like to thank administrator and moderator that they made avialable the very much required figure. i have tried to give possible approach. Please use the following link
http://www.goiit.com/posts/list/469.htm
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Dear Nilesh, your approach is perfectly fine upto equation (3), then it should change as explained below.
let vel. at B = v
b
vel. at P= v
p
We have v
b
2
=3gr-2g(r-x)
Which boils down to, v
b
2
=g(r+2x)------------------------------(1)
now, cos
µ
=h/r
cos
µ
=r-x/r
r.cos
µ
=r-x
x=r-rcos
µ
x=r(1-cos
µ
)--------------------------------------------------------(2)
v
b
2
=g[r+2r(1-cos
µ
)]
----------------------------------from(1)&(2)
=10[20+40(1-cos
µ
)]
=[200+400(1-cos
µ
)]
now v
2
=u
2
+2as
Upto this point its perfect, Now once the body reaches point B, it will not at all traverse circular path but we follow projectile motion from B to C and this path from B to C should therefore be parabolic and hence apply and use the concept of parabolic motion to get the solution. Moreover the body at B goes tangentially to the circle at B and it will go to the highest point where its component of vertical velocity becomes zero.
Use range R = (v
2
sin2
)/g = BC
Now to get the condition for maxima differentiate R w.r.t.
and equate to zero.
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If the lengths of sides of a,b,c of a triangle satisfy
2(b
c
2
+c
a
2
+a
b
2
)=
b
2
c+
c
2
a+
a
2
b+3abc
or bc(2c-b) + ca(2a - c) + ab(2b - a) = 3abc
or bc(2c-b) -abc + ca(2a - c) -abc + ab(2b - a) - abc = 0
or bc(2c-b-a) + ca(2a - c - b) + ab(2b - a - c) = 0
so, (2c-b-a) = 0,
(2a - c - b) = 0 and (2b - a - c) = 0
which further implies
2c = a + b
2a = c + b
2b = a + c
solving these three equations we obtain a = b = c
hence the triangle is equilateral
NOTE: since the equation is symmetric in a, b, and c. thus without deriving even we can conclude that the triangle is symmetric.
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Solution to your second problem is explained below:
If A
B = A
C and A
B = A
C.
To Prove that B=C.
We know that
n(A
B) = nA + nB - n(A
B)..............(1)
Similarly,
n(A
C) = nA + nC - n(A
C)..............(2)
LHS of eqns. (1) and (2) are equal thus equating their RHS's we have
nA + nB - n(A
B) = nA + nC - n(A
C)
or nA + nB = nA + nC [as (A
B) = A
C) ]
or B = C
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