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plssss plsssssssss solve it
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no im just giving u an example to prove my point, ur right that in exams the chapter will not be given but i dont understsand how the principle of colisions has been applied
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this sum from the chapter work,energy,power so no collisions r discussed in this chapter
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see energy is not conserved only when a non conservative force acts on it(friction). i dont think any friction is acting here
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hey dudes ols solve it its extremely urgent
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see i made a mista ke 1/2mv^2=(M+m)gh see ganesha only the bullet is moving with a velocity v so it cant be 1/2(m+M)v^2
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SORRY THE PICTURE IS NOT BEING POSTED PLSSS SOLVE
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A CHARGE 1 uc IS GIVEN TO A PARALLEL PLATE CAPACITOR OF CAPACITANCE O.2uf AND A CHARGE 2uc IS GIVEN TO THE OTHER PLATE. FIND THE POTENTIOL DIFFERENCE BETWEEEN THE PLATES
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so how can u solve it withouth equating the forces
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let the tension in both the strings be T the only formula im getting is 2Tcosa=mg
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