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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physics -> When you shoot a bullet on a glass, the glass doesnt break.... theres just a hole created in it. But -> Go to message
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When you shoot a bullet on a glass, the glass doesnt break.... theres just a hole created in it. But if you shoot a bullet on a stone, then the stone crumbles. Why ?
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physics -> When you shoot a glass with a bullet, the bullet just penetrates through without breaking the glass. -> Go to message
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When you shoot a glass with a bullet, the bullet just penetrates through without breaking the glass. However, when you throw a stone, the glass breaks completely. Why ??
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mathematics -> solve this integral please -> Go to message
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im sorry the answer is           (n^2)/2 + n/6

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Optics -> The refracting index of a prism is 2. What is the maximum refracting angle of the prism -> Go to message
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I guess den what the problem means is ....


Find the angle beyond which there will be no refraction .... den in dat case u can't take any angled prism .... but the language of the problem is yet pretty unclear !

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mathematics -> Limits -> Go to message
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Yes exactly even i was getting 1.


But answer in fiitjee booklets e^(1/2)

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Optics -> The refracting index of a prism is 2. What is the maximum refracting angle of the prism -> Go to message
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Well i havent missed anything in the problem.


And u can't take a prism of any angle !


This is the problem as it was in objective physics in D.C. pandey.


And i dont want a method to get 60 degrees . i want to know the concept behind the problem .

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Optics -> The refracting index of a prism is 2. What is the maximum refracting angle of the prism -> Go to message
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Well i havent missed anything in the problem.


And u can't take a prism of any angle !


This is the problem as it was in objective physics in D.C. pandey.


And i dont want a method to get 60 degrees . i want to know the concept behind the problem .

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mathematics -> Limits -> Go to message
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where {.} denotes fractional part of x .


And ^ means raised to.


Ans: e^(1/2)

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mathematics -> solve this integral please -> Go to message
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ya sorry i did now .... the small box is actually 'd'  for dx

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mathematics -> solve this integral please -> Go to message
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where {.} denotes the fractional part of x.


Ans.   ( (n^2)/2  -  n/6)

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Optics -> The refracting index of a prism is 2. What is the maximum refracting angle of the prism -> Go to message
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The refracting index of a prism is 2. What is the maximum refracting angle of the prism


(ans: 60 degrees)

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Inorganic Chemistry -> PLZZ HELP !? : How 2 find the Lone pair ..........??? -> Go to message
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Exactly which formula does one learn to count the lone pairs ?!?  .....


Its better to draw the structure and use hybridisation theory to get the lone pairs.

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Inorganic Chemistry -> H2O is a weak or strong ligand? -> Go to message
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H2O can be regarded as a strong field ligand.


The Strength goes as follows


 


I-<Br-<SCN-<Cl-<F-<OH-<C2O42-<H2O<edta4-<NH3<CN-<CO


 


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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> emf -> Go to message
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This is beacuse we cannot just add the emf values directly . We have to add the Gibbs Free Energy and then calculate standard potentials indirectly. This is beacuse the Gibbs Free Energy of the resulting rxn is equal to the sum of the Gibbs Free Energy  of the first two reactions. (By basic definition of enthalpy).


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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> chemical equilibrium -> Go to message
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The solution is as follows...








                  SCl2             +        2C2H4    -------  S(CH2CH2Cl)2


At t=0        0.5M                1M                     0M


At t=teqb     0.5-x                1-2x                   x



Now x is given as 0.3 = [S(CH2CH2Cl)2]


Therefore concentration of SCl2 = 0.5-x = 0.2 =  [SCl2]


And concentration of C2H4 = 1-0.6 = 0.4 =  [C2H4]



Equilibrium constant K of this reaction is given by


 


       [S(CH2CH2Cl)2]


       [SCl2] X [C2H4]2



Putting values u get Keqb as 9.375


 


 


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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Differential Calculus -> brain teaser for brainy goiitians -> Go to message
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Thats a nice question.


For f(1) when u substitute p as 1 and then find out the first few terms u will get  1- 1/2! + 1/3! - 1/4! .....


which is nothing but      e-1/e ....


The same can be done for the rest of the questions ....


Please nudge me if u want a detailed answer ...


 


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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Algebra -> Trace of a Matrix -> Go to message
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Im sorry sagar but thats wrong .... matrix multiplication doesnt follow that law.


And 'aatman'  the options and the answer both are wrong.


There is a property in trace for three matrices that is the order of a matrix is changed without changing the position of the individual matrices with respect to each other the trace of a matrix remains unchanged.


What i mean is trace(ABC) = trace(CAB)= trace (BCA) .... im not interchangin any 2 positions here .... im just advancing the cycle of the matrix like we do in scalar triple product of vectors.


So here you can also verify that u wont get any of your options by substituting any 3 non singular matrices and u will find out that only   Trace(ABC) = Trace (CAB) = Trace (BCA).


 


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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> can any1 tel me how to remeber chem equations..im bad at byhearting..esp. prep. -> Go to message
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do it  mechanistically.


Know the correct mechanism of whats happenin in the rxn ..... whether its oxidation or reduction or disproportionation .... etc ...


And make ur own codes for certain rxns whose mechanisms are difficult ... Learning reactions this way could really be fun !

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> calculat the hydrogen ion & hydroxile ion consantration of soln containing 0.063 gm nitric -> Go to message
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Mol wt of nitric acid = 63


Therefore no of moles of acid = 0.063/63 = 0.001


Since no concentration is mentioned I am assuming it is in 1 liter solution.


Thus concentration of nitric acid = 0.001 molar


 


HNO3 = H+ + NO3-


 


Since it’s a strong acid taking degree of dissociation 1.


 H+ concentration is equal to 0.001 molar


 


Thus OH- conc. is equal to Kw/ H+


 


Where Kw is dissociation constant of water = 10^ (-14)


 


Therefore OH- conc. = 10^(-11)


 


 


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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> Iodine treated wid F at 20 degree cel.wat is eq. wt of iodine if M is molecular mass -> Go to message
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Molecular mass is M itself .








I2 + F2  =  IF


 


So here Iodine’s valency has gone from 0 to +1. Thus there is 1 electron change. However valency factor is defined as change in oxidation no. per atom .


Here change per atom is ½


Thus equivalent wt of iodine = mol.wt./ valency factor = 2M


 
 
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