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Thanks pathfinder for ur suggestions !!
I'll definitely try this !
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Hey !
What does that '/'es represent ???
Basically , what are u trying to show ?
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Hey !
Is there no one who can answer this question relating it to physics ?????
Pls reply !!!!!
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Hey swaroop ,
I couldn't understand the figure drawn by you !!!
Pls explain !!!!!
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Hey nikhil ,
the correct answer is mg/cos(theta) . Also , the 'a' (acceleration) used by sen_holmes is not provided in the question !!!!!!
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Hey mayur ,
what u said is right . Also , I found in a book that value of friction's cofficient generally lies between 0.05 and 1.5.
Anyways , thnks for giving the answer !!!
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Hey pearlypeeble , yes , this is the right answer . But , i want to know why cant we resolve weight force ???Why only normal force ?
Pls explain as soon as possible !!!
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Hey all ,
This is a physics que , and u all are answering biologically .If possible , pls give me a answer relating it to physics !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Two objects A and B are thrown upward simultaneously with the same speed . The mass of A is greater than B . Suppose air resistance is equal on both bodies .
(a) The two bodies will reach the same height
(b) A will go higher
(c) B will go higher
 
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Suppose u r running fast in a field when u sudeenly find a snake in front of u . You stop quickly . Which force is responsible for ur deceleration ?????
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Solve - 
A system consists of a cart having mass M and a block of mass m , attached to a spring of a constant k.The block is kept on the cart . Initially , the cart and the block are at rest and the spring is streched through a distance x , when the system is released . Find the time periods of the two SHM's and the amplitudes of the SHM of the block and of the cart as seen from the road .
For figure , pls consult HC verma , Ch- SHM , pg-254 , que -30 (acc. to my book )
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A block of mass m is placed on a smooth wedge of inclination theta . The whole system is accelerated horizontally so that the block does not slip on the wedge . Find the magnitude of the force exerted by the wedge on the block .
Pls give the detailed solution !!!
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Hey all ,
for most of the surfaces used in daily life , the friction cofficient is less than 1 . Is it always necessary that the friction cofficient is less than one ??
If yes , then why ? And if no ,then what can be its maximum value ?
 
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Hi ,
If possible , pls send me the papers . I will be highly oblidged !!!
My email id is callumang@gmail.com .
Thank you !!!!!
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Thanks for the advice titun !!!
 
 
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