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Br bein electr0negative cancel th dip0le m0ment whn placed opp0site,also whn they r placd jus adjacent they add up to th dip0le m0ment to th fullest,c0nsidr ths n get th c0rect opti0n
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U cn take max freq as 20kHz if u need,as th case,as clearly mentnd,is for hearing. . .
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Is it >> b) 0.035mm . . .
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Omega is 2pi/T whr 2pi is angular displacment in radians(for 1 oscilatn) and T is time perioad of 1 oscilatn,so omega is angular velocity here also,u cn write 1/T as frequency and 2pi is wavelngth in radians as lambda*freqency=velocity,u cn say 2pi*frequency=ang.vel.
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answer is d,bt how,plz explain
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Help plz :( an escalatr m0vs downwrd with u.man weighng m runs upward at v.height of escalator is h,work d0ne by man in going up th elevator is ?explain?a)0,b)mgh,c)mghu/(v-u),d)mghv/(v-u)
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A particl m0ves in a straight line with retardation proportional to its displacement.its loss of kinetic energy for any displacement x is proportional to??explain??(a).x^2 (b).e^x (c).x (d).log x(base e)
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U sure its 'Area outside the thread l0op'?:\
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Thank u . . .i got th same soluti0n bt i was n0t sure if th ratio of no.of nucleons equals to ratio of masses. . . .is ths always true A1/A2=M1/M2?also can v do ths by c0nsidering same density,and gettin ratio of masses fr0m ratio of volumes?
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Jus try to picturise thm in mind,and dnt bothr to learn how to den0te th angls,points etc. . .jus u,v,f,n and R . . .thats y it is easier than electrostatics n magnetism. . .
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A plane mirror is made of 3cm thick glas of ref.indx 1.5 with one face silvrd.what wil b th distanc of image,frm silvrd face,of th object at 6cm,fr0m unsilvrd face?explain?
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Sry,put n1,whr it is v and u
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Massachusetts institute of techn0l0gy,is in massachusetts,america. . . .all departments of institute (even each branch of scienc) deals seperately with a diffrnt protocol and schedule,bettr refr to th official site
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1/f=n2/v - n1/u (1/r1 - 1/r2)
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