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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> relation between forces -> Go to message
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yes the correct answers are (A)  & (D).reason is


normal force & friction force are the componant of


the contact force.(B) can be correct but in case of


frictionless surface it cannot be correct.

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> why is gravitational force is always attrective ? -> Go to message
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GRAVITATION FORCE IS DEPANDS ON THE MASS AND THE DISTENCES BETWEEN TWO BODIES.AND EVERY BODY MUST HAS LESS OR MORE FREE ELECTRONES.WHEN BODY MORE BIG IN IT NUMBERS OF FREE ELECTRONS AND POZITRONS INCREASES.THEY ATTRACTE EACH OTHER.SO EVERY BODY IF IT IS SMALL OR BIG ATTRACTE OTHER BODY. WE CALLS IT GRAVITATION.
    
             THIS MY OPINION
 
PLZ GIVE YOUR VIEWS.
 
 
PLZ READ IT.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> relation between forces -> Go to message
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hint from me  ANSWERS ARE THEN ONE.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> how to know continuity of a function without graphs rates assured -> Go to message
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if function is going towards any number   
 then if that fuction's right & left limits and its value at that any number are same then you can say that that fuction is continue at that number.
 
exe  f(x) = { x    x<0
                { x^2   x>=0             find its continutity at x=0
 
here  lim   x = 0        and     lim   x^2 = 0       f(0) = 0     
        x-->0-                         x-->0+
thus we can say it is continue at x=0
we can find it for trigo function by this methord. for that you can select any interval. if that fuction is continue in that interval then above methord will right for it.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> open CHALLANGE -> Go to message
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hey gaurav plz post x--> ?    without using signs.write it in alfabates.i cannot read it 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> Limits -> Go to message
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 they guys you canfind it by using the sandwich law
here x is approching to zero  and here f(x)=xsin1/x
so domain of sin is  [-1,1]
so    -1<= six 1/x <=1
        -x<= xsin 1/x <=x
so lim (-x) =  0             &    lim x  =   0
    x-->0                                x-->0 
 
so according to sandwich law  lim  xsin1/x =  0 
                                             x-->0    
 
so i think so your methord is
 
might be wrong     
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> relation between forces -> Go to message
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plz try more. these are not thewrite answers
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> functions.... -> Go to message
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plz write proparly
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> Not gettin it...... -> Go to message
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IS IT   m(x-y)/xy
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> General -> what is wein's constant and also its dimensions ????? tell in detail plz!!!!!!!!!! -> Go to message
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WEIN'S CONSTANT=LEMDAm * T    T=absolute tem. LEMDAm=max wave lenght
its value is 0.290 cm K
dimention=L1 @1                               @=THITA(tem.)
 
 
WIEN'S DISPLACEMENT LAW
            WAVE LENGHT SIMMILAR TO MAXIMUM SHARPNESS IS INVERSALY PRAPOTIONAL TO THE ABSOLUTE TEMPRETURE OF SOURCE SURFESS.
 
       
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> projectile motion .....? -> Go to message
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L=r X p
  =max height X mv
L = u^2 sin^2@ / 2g X mucos@       @=thita
 
HERE r MUST BE WRITTEN
 
FIRST AND THEN p BECAUSE
 
IT IS VECTOR PRODUCT
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> A SMALL OBJECT... -> Go to message
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YES I DID'NT MENTION THE DIRECTION.
OK THE ANSWER WILL BE (A),(B),(D)
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> relation between forces -> Go to message
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WHICH IS CORRECT ?
 
(A)CONTECT FORCE >FRICTION FORCE
(B)FRICTION FORCE >NORMAL FORCE
(C)NORMAL FORCE > CONTECT FORCE
(D)CONTECT FORCE > NORMAL FORCE 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> what is meant by RANGE -> Go to message
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in projectile motion range is the distance travell by particle.it signify by R
the formula of range= v^2 sin2@ / g       here v = initial velocity of projectile
                                                                  @=angle made by the projectile with the horizontal                     
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> A SMALL OBJECT... -> Go to message
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The Answer Is (A)&(B)
because the escape velocity of that object is found  like this for the object which is escapes from the earth
 
1/2mv^2=GMem/Re
v=root 2GMe/Re         here Me=mass of earth
                                         Re=redius of earth
                                         v=escape velocity of an object  
 
thus it depads on the mass & redius of earth
 
does not depands on the size or
 
mass of an object  
 
 
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