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Payal Gupta

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Let the spring is in extension state and   a B > a A , a A B = a A i ^ ( a B i ^ ) = ( a A + a B ) i ^  

Hence we can say that block moves away from block B in the frame of B

F – kx = MaB           . (1)

kx = Ma                  . (2)

a B = F M a

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r^i^=2cosθn^...... (1)

i^.n^=cosθ...... (2)

r^=i^2 (i^.n^)n^

b=a2 (a.c)c

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N=mgcos30°+qEsin30°

a=mgsinθqEcosθμNm=2.30m/s2

S=ut+12at2

t=2la=1.31sec

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Frequency increases on filing. So, initial frequency of A is 335 Hz.

f = 340 – 5 = 335 Hz

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Z=R2+ (XLXC)2

Z= (120)2+ (10100)2=150Ω

ω=1LC=1101*104=105

? ω=2πf

f=1032π10=50Hz

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A=A0eλt1  [Radio active decay law]

A5=A0eλ (t2t1)

ln5=λ (t2t1)

Averagelife=1λ= (t2t1)ln5

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Stress = Y * strain

T1A=Y* (l1l)l (i)

T2A=Y* (l2l)l (ii)

 T1T2=l1ll2l

l=T1l2T2l2T1T2=T2l1T1l2T2T1

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 y=αxβx2

dydx=α2βx=0

x=α2β

ymax=α*α2ββ* (α2β)2=α24β

Range = 2x=αβ=2u2sinθ.cosθg

On comparing with

y = x tan θ- gx22u2cos2θ

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mg – T = ma. (1)

T * R = l α. (2)

a = α R. (3)

With the help of equations (1), (2) and (3), we get

a=mgm+lR2

v=2ah=ωR

ω2=2mghl+mR2

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