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V / sqrt(2)
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Your answer sqrt(2)*V is wrong!!!
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Tell me the final answer!
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x*20*120 = 100*1*55
x = 55/24 g.
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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Inorganic Chemistry -> f-block elements -> Go to message
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You should study it because I think that there are f-block elements in JEE syllabus.
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1. Find the number of electrons in the valence shell of central atom.
2. Find hybridisation.
3. I think its 3.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> criterion for optical activity of isomers???? -> Go to message
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The primary condition for optical activity is that some enantiomer/mirror image must be in excess to the other. Otherwise there will be cancellation of effects of each isomer.
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Still wrong! Try again!
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A word to Ganesha. Your answer is wrong again!!!!
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I am just going mad!! What a different variety of answer I am getting. I don't know how come you people think that I am so silly that I will ask that easy question which would have a straight forward answer. I have tried this question many times before and I am not getting the right answer. So please post your method and the "correct answer" if you can find.
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Will any body tell me the final answer?
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A uniform rod of mass m is hinged at its upper end. It is released from horizontal position. When it reached the vertical position, what force does it exert on the hinge?
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That was a good joke!
I have asked for velocity not acceleration.
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The escape velocity for a planet is V. A tunnel is dug along its diameter and a particle is dropped into the tunnel. At the centre the speed of particle will be? Answer will be in terms of V.
 
 
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