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Same here ...i jst did this mcq and another one...and understood it ...i guess thre os no specific chapteris there any sort of notes for this?? becoz i havent read this ever!
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Same here ...i jst did this mcq and another one...and understood it ...i guess thre os no specific chapteris there any sort of notes for this?? becoz i havent read this ever!
yup its correct i did this paper today and selected D AS THE answer too, i dont think anything special is there u just need to ponder like mad here and see the extensions how they are affected with one spring
The earth wire is wrongly connected to the live terminal so themetal case willgo live when the current is switched on !is there any sort of notes for this?? becoz i havent read this ever!
oops! i was being a bit stupid there, wasnt i?i have got so far that for one spring, the extension will be 2x, but cant understand why the same load can produce an extension of 4x in two springs?
dunno, maybe due to short circuiting between live and earth wire?Dude, why will there be large current ? any reason?
Because of one spring gives 2x thn two springs would give 4x because we add up values in series !i have got so far that for one spring, the extension will be 2x, but cant understand why the same load can produce an extension of 4x in two springs?
The earth wire is wrongly connected to the live terminal so themetal case willgo live when the current is switched on !
Because of one spring gives 2x thn two springs would give 4x because we add up values in series !
Make your point clear first, You're saying that There will be short circuit because insulation will melt and earth wire and live wire will interact to cause a fire. And then you mention that there will be alarge current to melt the insulation, where did that large current come from?dunno, maybe due to short circuiting between live and earth wire?
Do nov 2008 paper 1 mcq no 9 related to extension and load !I really have to Read this topic carefully!
i am saying that as the earth wire and live wire are connected at the same point, so a large current will flow through them.Make your point clear first, You're saying that There will be short circuit because insulation will melt and earth wire and live wire will interact to cause a fire. And then you mention that there will be alarge current to melt the insulation, where did that large current come from?
Make your point clear first, You're saying that There will be short circuit because insulation will melt and earth wire and live wire will interact to cause a fire. And then you mention that there will be alarge current to melt the insulation, where did that large current come from?
A, use the formula 1/R = 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3People, explain the ques below
Case becomes live in the case when there is no earthing of the appliance and if the metal case becomes live and it touches the case if its nt screwed on properly so the large current will not go to earth , instead it will be flow thru the appliance and shock may occur to the user !i am saying that as the earth wire and live wire are connected at the same point, so a large current will flow through them.
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Anyway forget this arguement, where i know i am wrong and please if someone could explain the mechanics, please do that why the case becomes live?
its A) 0.5 right?Do nov 2008 paper 1 mcq no 9 related to extension and load !
i am saying that as the earth wire and live wire are connected at the same point, so a large current will flow through them.
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Anyway forget this arguement, where i know i am wrong and please if someone could explain the mechanics, please do that why the case becomes live?
Correctits A) 0.5 right?
explain plz ..1 kg water in a 500g glass beaker is at room temperature ie; 25degreeC. what should be the mass of water at 65degreeC, which is added to beaker to bring its temperature to 40degreeC (c for beaker = 5615J/kg K-1 , c for water = 4200 J/kg K-1 ) ???
Ohk!! got it now! thank you very much!!!Case becomes live in the case when there is no earthing of the appliance and if the metal case becomes live and it touches the case if its nt screwed on properly so the large current will not go to earth , instead it will be flow thru the appliance and shock may occur to the user !
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