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in the given equation multiply both sides ndT, u get,
nCdT=nCvdT+3nat^2dT
i.e
dQ=dU+dW
so dW=3nat^2dT
i.e PdV=3nat^2dT
or nRTdV/V=3nat^2dT------using PV=nRT
seperating the varibles and integrating u get,
ln V = (3aT^2)/(2R)
this is the reqiured eqution defining the process.
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ans 1: k= [1/L] meter(inverse)
c=[ML^3/(A^2)T^4] Nm^2/c^2
ans 2: b( i.e the electric field at x=0 may b greater than 20 V/cm)
soln 2: because the electric field may have a component along any other direction also(i.e the field along x axis may only b a component)
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ans =40
let the ray incident on the concave portion pass trough the C.
after first refraction from the concave portion the ray moving towards the sivered portion should appear to be coming from its C(in that medium only).
so R comes out to be 40 cm(considering the combination to b thin)
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soln for 1st question.......
let A=(h,3) be the center .
length of perpendicular(AB) from centre onto the intercept=3
length of bisected intercept (CB)=2/2=1
radius(AC)=h
by pythagorus theo. h^2=3^2+1=10----(AC^2=AB^2+BC^2)
so h=root(10)
so centre=(root(10),3)
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here's my soln!
the given equation is, x^2=(y-1)^2
the given lines are x=1-y and x=y-1
the pt. of intersection is (0,1) and the lines are perpendicular to each other, so
the circle whose tangents are these lines their centres lie on y=1 or x=0
and since at (0,1) the tangents intersect and r perpendiculat so the point (0,1) lies on the director circle of the circles needed!!
let (h,1) b the centre so (x-h)^2+(y-1)^2=h^2/2-------------1
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let (0,k) b the centre so (x)^2+(y-k)^2=(k-1)^/2------------1
in 1 i hve used the property of director circle that ie the radius of direc. circle is (ROOT 2)(radius of given circle)
plz do rate!!!
in my earlier post in a hurry i took (0,1) to b (1,0) .fault accepted!!!!
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ans 1= 1+
5
ans 2= a,b,c
ans 3= all x>=4(d)
ans 4=30
ans 5=0
soln:
1)max distanxe of z lying on the given circle from i will be along the line throgh i passing through the centre of the circle. from 2 solutions obtained the one which lies on the other side of centre as i,gives the ans.
2)let z1,z2,z3 be the roots,
so c=1,
a=Iz1+z2+z3I<=Iz1I+Iz2I+Iz3I<=3
similarly b<=3
3)posted above
4)if u check for the maximum power of x that u'll get it comes out to b 625
to obtain 615 u have to omit some powers of x while mutiplying the brackets.
u'll have 2 remove (1,9) and (3,7) powers while actually multiplying the term along them.......
this gives 1*9+3*7=30
5)posted above
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let v1=xi+yj+zk
v2=ai+bj+ck
Iv1I=5
Iv2I=4
v1.v2=20 so v1 s parallel to v2
let c=i+j+k
v2.c=A+b+c
v1.c=x+y+z
so (a+b+c)/(x+y+z)=v2/v1 as cos of angle between v1 and c = that between v2 and c
so ans is 4/5
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dV(ba)=0
dV(cb)=dv(ca)=E*7
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the set of favorable triplets are (2,6,3), (8,2,4), (2,5,10)
and u can select a triplet of 3 distinct digits out of 10 in 10C3 ways
fav selection is 3c1
there4 the probability is 3C1/10C3= 1/40
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when x=0 then the ans. that appears from the above formulation i.e infinte seems correct as when the obsever is having an unrestricted view he will be able to see the tree forlong time (provided the eye sight is very strong ,perhaps greater than the view range of telescope,and there's no onstacle in between and the train moves straight only)
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x+iy=i
(x+iy)
solving by taking log on either sides we get
ln(x^2+y^2)=-pi*y
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tan(x(pi)/2)=y/x i.e y=xtan(x(pi)/2)
so we get on solving,
x=-(pi)/2*sin((pi)x)
this implies x=0
so y=0
so x^2+y^2=0 (ans)
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ans=1/e
it converts to e
[xlnx-x](0 to 1)
it's of form which can b converted to definite integral
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soln1:
for x+y+z=0
we say x^3+y^3+z^3=3xyz
applying the same result after taking x=cis(),y=2cis(),z=3cis(),
we get 3cis()*2cis()*3cis()=18cis( _+_ +_)
to get sin compare the imaginary parts both sides!!
hope u get it!!
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