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Raj Pandey

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dQA = mACA dTA
dQB = mBCB dTB
dQA/dt = dQB/dt
⇒ mACA (dTA/dt) = mBCB (dTB/dt)
⇒ (dTA/dt)/ (dTB/dt) = (mBCB)/ (mACA)
Assuming mA = mB
(dTA/dt)/ (dTB/dt) = CB/CA
CA/CB = (dTB/dt)/ (dTA/dt) = (90/6)/ (120/3) = 15/40 = 3/8

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alok kumar singh

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Enet = Eo/k
Enet = E_free - E_bound = qf/Aε? - qb/Aε?
Eo = qf/Aε?
So, (qf-qb)/Aε? = qf/ (kAε? )
qf - qb = qf/k
qb = qf (1 - 1/k)

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Given 2q? = q? and v? /v? = 2/3, m? = m?
r = mv/qB
r? /r? = (m? /m? ) * (v? /v? ) * (q? /q? )
r? /r? = (1) * (2/3) * (2) = 4/3

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a = F/m = (8î + 2? )
r = ut + ½ at²
r = 0 + ½ (8î + 2? ) 10²
r = 400î + 100?

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g = (4/3)πRρG . (i) (ρ = density)
Now ρ = M/V = M/ (4/3)πR³)
R³ = M/ (4/3)πρ) => R ∝ (M/ρ)¹/³
From equation (i)
g ∝ Rρ ∝ (M/ρ)¹/³ρ = M¹/³ρ²/³
For planet, M' = 2M, ρ' = ρ
g'/g = (M'/M)¹/³ (ρ'/ρ)²/³ = (2)¹/³ (1)²/³ = 2¹/³
W' = mg' = m (2¹/³g) = 2¹/³ (mg) = 2¹/³W

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μ = sin (A + δm)/2) / sin (A/2)
Since, δm = A
μ = sin (A) / sin (A/2) = (2sin (A/2)cos (A/2) / sin (A/2)
μ = 2cos (A/2

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For ball (a): I? = Δp? = 2mu
For ball (b): I? = Δp? = 2mu cos 45°
I? /I? = 2mu / (2mu cos 45°) = √2

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By t = mx² + nx
dt/dx = 2mx + n
V = dx/dt = 1/ (2mx + n)
a = v (dv/dx) = V (d/dx (1/ (2mx+n) = V [-2m/ (2mx+n)²] = -2mV³
So, Retardation will be (2mv³)

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I = I? cosωt
Current is changing from its maximum value to rms value (I? /√2)
I? /√2 = I? cosωt
cosωt = 1/√2
ωt = π/4
2π * 50t = π/4
t = 1/400 s = 2.5 ms

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tan 37° = E? /E?
E? = k (2p? /r³) axial direction
E? = k (p? /r³) equatorial direction
tan 37° = (k p? /r³) / (k 2p? /r³) = p? / (2p? ) = 3/4
p? /p? = 2/3

 

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