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but the tangential acc is also a component of gravitational acc and hence only g and centripital acc should be taken into account..
the ans should be B.
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ok.. the numerator is under root and hence must be positive..
the base of log is 0.4 which is less than 1 and hence
(x--1)/(x+5) < 1
on solving we get,
x> --5
 
and the no. in log should be greater than 0 hence,
(x--1)/(x+5) > 0.. on solving we get,
x > 1 & x< --5
 
now, the denominator should be a non zero number there fore,
(x+6)(x--6)  0
which gives x cannot be 6 or --6
 
by taking intersection of the highlighted ineualities.. u'll get the ans..
 
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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> Shm Doubt -> Go to message
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the ans is A..
if its correct then inform me i'll send sol.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> SHM.............(again) -> Go to message
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thankyou.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> physics::friction -> Go to message
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car rolls on the path and hence greater frictional force must be helpful in increasing vel of car n not decreasing.. hense it cant be because of it..
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here is the sol of ques 2...
 
let the sum of all the ages be S.
and individual ages be x1,x2,x3............x10
 
now,
 S -- x1 = 82
 S -- x2 = 83
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 S -- x9 = 92
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adding,
9S -- ( S -- x10) =783
=> 8S + x10 = 783 ------------(1)
now we know S -- x10 = p(where p is one of the given sums)----------(2)
adding (1) n(2)
9S = 783 + p
=> S = 87 + p/9
hense p must be multiple of 9 and hence 90..
there fore S=97
hense find x1,x2...   by using privious equations.
plz plz rate me if u got the solutoin and if u liked the method...
 
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is the ans is x(1,) --(6)..?
if its wrong then plz inform me n if correct then i'll send u my solution.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> resultant amplitude.. -> Go to message
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what is the resultant amplitude and phase of vibration.
 
S = Acos(t) +A/2 cos(t + /4) + A/4 cos(t + ) + A/8 cos(t + 3/2)
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> SHM.............(again) -> Go to message
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Consider a fixed ring shaped uniform body of linear mass density  and radius R. A particle at thje centre of ring is displaced along the axis by a small distance, show that the particle will execute SHM under gravitation of ring & find its time period neglecting other forces.
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plz use more brackets so that ur ques will be clear..
i mean im not getting which term is multiplyed or devided by which...
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yes.. i got it..
thankyou.
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no.. ans is 5cm
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A body of mass 1Kg is suspended from a weightless spring having force constant 600N/m. Another body of mass 0.5 Kg moving vertically upwards hits the suspended body with a velocity of 3m/s and get embeded in it.What is the amplitude of motion?
 
 
i know it is simple but still im not able to solve it...
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> Simple pendulum ques. -> Go to message
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the correct ans should be B.
because when bob is at this position, it has a component of centripital acceleration and one of gravitation.. hense resultanant should be in this direction..
 
 
 
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