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so if gradient is decreasing than doesnt it means that the emf will become more negative.....................so it must go down...yes or no?its that e.m.f is -ve d(phi)/dt
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so if gradient is decreasing than doesnt it means that the emf will become more negative.....................so it must go down...yes or no?its that e.m.f is -ve d(phi)/dt
???Unless someone answers it, I will be solving 2010 tomorrow.
thats also not correct ..............it must become more negative,,,,,,what i think so.........Huh? then the graph should look like this then (for a to b)View attachment 8837
AoA,suggest why alchol and mercury thermometers give different readings at the same temp?
they both have d/f physical properties and donot varry linearly with absolute scale so both will give temp.....suggest why alchol and mercury thermometers give different readings at the same temp?
Max potential across diode as its resistance is infinitewell in half wave rectification......during the half in which diode is reverse biased,,,,,,how the potential varies acroos diode?
well wud it be varying like -ve half of sine wave or not?Max potential across diode as its resistance is infinite
Because it does not allow current flow
I guess its correct; Think as if that original graph can be represented as sin graph. then emf would be -cos graph for the particular rangethats also not correct ..............it must become more negative,,,,,,what i think so.........
ok that means emf becoming less negative as gradient decreasing from V vs x graph i.e like if 1.5 changes to 1.2 (suppose gradient) than with -ive -1.5 & -1.2 value increasing........corrrect me if i m wrong....hassam ones is right..I guess its correct; Think as if that original graph can be represented as sin graph. then emf would be -cos graph for the particular range
i=2 Hz(1/.5)
i=2 Hz(1/.5)
ii=1 V
iii=4 bits
No, it wont bewell wud it be varying like -ve half of sine wave or not?
Starting Nov 2010 41 now, will answer you in a couple of hours hopefully. Sorry for the delay...
initially zero(because zero inside sphere) than it would be with same shape but little more curved i m 100% sure saw it in a book.......
I have solved it, found a logic myself bro,Starting June 2010 now, will answer you in a couple of hours hopefully. Sorry for the delay...
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