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Don has done it perfectly.
Since a + 1/a > 2
Similarly b + 1/b > 2, c + 1/c > 2 , d + 1/d > 2
Hence the expression > (2+1)
4
i.e. expression > 3
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Its a simple AP problem.
For the 1st tree distance travelled is (10+10) = 20 m
For 2nd tree = (15+15) = 30 m
For 3rd tree = 40 m ....................and so on
For the 50th tree he only travels from well to tree and not back to well.
Hence for 50th tree distance travelled = 10 + 49*5 = 255 m
Hence distance travelled upto 49th tree = sum of AP
= (49/2)(2*20 + (49-1)*10)
= 12740 m
Hence total distance travelled = 12740 + 255 = 12995 m
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Periods of and |sinx| and |cosx| are same i.e.
Hence period of |sinx| - |cosx| is also
.
Period of |sinx + cosx| is
/2.
Hence period of
|sinx| - |cosx|
----------------------- is
.
| sinx + cosx |
Lets take example of |sinx|
Its period is
and is an even function.
Then according to u its period should become
which is wrong.
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[sinx] = 0 0<=x<=
= -1
<x<2
Also the period of this function is 2
.
0
2*pie
[sinx].dx =
0
pie
0.dx +
pie
2*pie
(-1).dx = -
Hence I =
[0]
[2(n-1)pie]
[sinx].dx
=
(n-1).
0
2*pie
[sinx].dx (since it repeats itself after intervals of 2
)
= (n-1).(-
)
=> I = (1-n)
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In some of the neutralization reaction MnO
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2+
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Also Mn
2+
has 5 unpaired electrons.
Hence Mn
2+
is not colourless
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Osmotic pressure = CRT
C is the concentration
T is the temperature(constant in this case)
Since their osmotic pressures are equal their concentrations are also equal.
Molarity of NaOH = Molarity of H
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SO
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When like plates are connected
V
1
=
1
-
2
When unlike plates are connected
V
2
=
1
+
2
Hence
1
= (V
1
+V
2
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and
2
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2
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When you apply force and torque equations it gives
2F = (M + I/R
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cm
For disk I = MR
2
/2 (negligible thickness)
Hence it gives
2F = (3M/2).A
cm
=> A
cm
= 4F/3M
=> A
cm
= 4(at+b)/3M
There may be a printing mistake.You have done correctly.
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It should be Na
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B
4
O
7
Names are :
Na
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B
4
O
7
: anhydrous borax
NaBO
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: sodium metaborate
B
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a
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x = 0
=> a
1
+ a
2
(1-2sin
2
x) + a
3
sin
2
x = 0
=> (a
1
+ a
2
) + (a
3
- 2a
2
)sin
2
x = 0
Since its independent of x then coefficient of sin
2
x is 0.
i.e. (a
3
- 2a
2
) = 0
and (a
1
+ a
2
) = 0
=> a
1
:a
2
:a
3
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The extraction of salt from sea water consists of progressive evaporation of brine in large open ponds using solar heat and wind. As the brine evaporates its concentration rises and the constituent salts crystallise in a set order. During this process, the sodium chloride fraction is separated from the brine over a fixed concentration range in a series of flat rectangular ponds and deposits as a uniform crust.
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Initially charges on capacitors are CV
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Let the charges be q
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and q
2
after connection.
When they are connected their potential drops would become same.
=> q
1
/C = q
2
/C
=> q
1
= q
2
conserving charges gives q
1
+ q
2
= CV
1
+ CV
2
Hence q
1
= q
2
= C(V
1
+V
2
)/2
Energy loss = initial energy - final energy
= CV
1
2
/2 + CV
2
2
/2 - [C(V
1
+V
2
)/2]
2
/2C - [C(V
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2
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Kepler's 3rd law implies that T
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Then (T
saturn
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earth
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2
= (R
saturn
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earth
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3
=> 29.5
2
= (R
saturn
/(1.5*10
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3
=> R
saturn
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Its IUPAC name is (C
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Its trivial name is [60-Ih]fullerene
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For A : n=2 m=0(2nd p orbital or s orbital) s=1/2(1st electron in orbital)
Hence A's atomic no. can be 3 or 7.
Hence A can be lithium or nitrogen.
U must specify l values to know rhe exact element.
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Since Hg will conduct electricity as it is metal hence LED will glow in this case.
If it is ocean water then it is a good electrolyte and LED will glow.
But if we use simply water it will not glow.
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Mass of solution is 1 kg i.e. 1000 grams
Let A be x grams and B be 1000-x grams in solution
Moles of A = x/241.1 and moles of B = (1000-x)/198.2
Mole fraction of A = [x/241.1]/[x/241.1 + (1000-x)/198.2]
But as per question it is 0.3713
Hence [x/241.1]/[x/241.1 + (1000-x)/198.2] = 0.3713
gives x = 418.0682 gram
Moles of A = x/241.1 = 1.734
Moles of B = (1000-x)/198.2 = 2.936
Hence volume of A = (1.734)(188.2) = 326.339 cm
3
volume of B = (2.936)(176.14) = 517.147 cm
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Hence total volume = 326.339 + 517.147 = 843.486 cm
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Since it lies in low frequency band it implies the existence of carbonyl groups in bridged form.
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p
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multiple bonding is the sideways overlapping of p orbitals when p orbital of one atom overlaps with p orbital of another atom.
Catenation is the ability of a chemical element to form covalent bonds with itself, resulting in ring, chain and cage molecules. The element most well known for its catenation is carbon.Carbon has the ability to form both sigma and pi bonds to itself. This is due to an overlap between pi-electron orbitals, allowing electron density to be shared and thus stabilising the bond.Silicon
on the other hand has negligible overlap between pi-orbitals, and thus tends to not form pi-bonds by preference. As a result, silicon has a relatively poor capacity for catenation.
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