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    Hall Probe in Physics P5

    What is Hall Voltage? Does calibration mean assigning fixed Voltage value with analogous Flux Density?
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    Hall Probe in Physics P5

    I found that Hall Probe came up in the M/J session P52 in 2010. I have listed some of the problems that I hope people can answer: 1. How is Hall Probe drawn for using it to determine B of a magnetic field produced by a coil? 2. For the magnetic field produced by a coil, how can the center of...
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    Physics: Post your doubts here!

    In the Relay part of Applications booklet, what is the use of the second diode D2? Please help!
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    HOW DOES THE PERCENTILE SYSTEM WORK ?

    This is the true system.
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    AS Chemistry PRACTICAL 33

    Anyone wrote Sulfite?
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    Chemistry paper 33 how was it?

    I got Nitrogen too but I know now that I made a mistake. I forgot to calculate the concentration after the dilution. Maybe you guys made the same mistake.
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    POLL: Chem paper 33 2013

    Are you sure it was carbonate? I wrote carbonate but my friends were insisting it was nitrate!
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    Chemistry paper 33 how was it?

    CIE needs to monitor practical exam centers more carefully. The quality of apparatus is terrible in some centers and when one asks for extra reagents the invigilators behave as if they were asked to donate their kidney. Idiots! Ruining others' future... Last year, in Physics practicals, (where...
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    Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    What does the syllabus say about Exponential and Logarithms in P3? Is the Exponential Growth and Decay part necessary? Please help me ASAP if you can... Thanx.
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    A few things for Physics MCQ to remember (points that people usually forget or don't know at all)

    A question similar to this has been asked many times: When same voltage is applied to each of the following nuclei, which reaches the highest velocity? For this question, find the ratio of charge to mass. It is directly proportional to velocity and you can equate it to velocity for your...
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    Physics paper 34

    Why is everyone concentrating on 1st question? What about the second one? About springs? Or oscillations?
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    Physics paper 34

    What counts as excessive and what counts as minor?
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    Physics: Post your doubts here!

    Is breadboard provided for electronic ciruit questions?
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    Physics: Post your doubts here!

    A ship is travelling north with a wind speed of 12 kmph relative to the water. the water is flowing at 4 kmph in an easterly direction relative to the shore. Determine the velocity of the ship relative to the shore.
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    Physics: Post your doubts here!

    one complete cycle is 360 deg. so half a wave will be 180 deg. if you start second wave at half point of the first one, you create a phse difference of 180. a quarter you get 90 deg. a thisrd of the quarter and you get 30 deg phase difference. If you still don't get it ask me and I will explain...
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    Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    I got the answer for the first only. Since the cards are replaced, the answer for the first is 52^8.
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    Mathematics: Post your doubts here!

    Eight cards are selected with replacement from a standard pack of playing cards with 12 pic cards, 20 odd cards and 20even cards. a) how many different sequences of cards are possible? b) how many of the sequencees in part (a) will contain three picture cards, three odd cars and two even cards??
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    Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

    thnx man
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    Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

    · What reagent(s) and solvent are normally used in a laboratory to reduce a >C=O group without reducing the >C=C< group present in the same molecule?
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    The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death..

    The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death..
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