answer is D? the wheel is turning to right so friction is acting to the left?
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answer is D? the wheel is turning to right so friction is acting to the left?
because it wan upward force? mean the answer is resultant + Weight? if just resultant the rocket is unable to move? too heavy?explain Q9(v): why are the forces added?
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Oh yeah! I forgot about the reciprocal part! THANKSTake out the resistance of all three tht would be 7/4 now by formula u have to divide 4/7 t would be 0.57 !
I got 7/4 but forgot about the reciprocal part! ThnxA, use the formula 1/R = 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3
i not sure too.... it dont think it is important... just know galvanometer is used to check the direction current flow while ammeter is check the total current in the circuit?Guys need help!!!
What is d difference between Galvanometer and ammeter????
A Galvanometer just SHOWS the presence of Current while,Guys need help!!!
What is d difference between Galvanometer and ammeter????
galvanometer is shows the presence of current? i tot is show the direction of the current...A Galvanometer just SHOWS the presence of Current while,
A Ammeter also tells the VALUE of the current!
It shows the presence with the direction!galvanometer is shows the presence of current? i tot is show the direction of the current...
oh... thanks!It shows the presence with the direction!
thnx dude!!!A Galvanometer just SHOWS the presence of Current while,
A Ammeter also tells the VALUE of the current!
carbon brushes=conduct electricity when turningWhat is the function of
i) Carbon brushes
ii) Split rings
thnx dude!!!carbon brushes=conduct electricity when turning
split rings= reverse the current every half turn...
1. Step-up Transformer: In which the coils on the primary coil are less than the secondryExplain the types of Transformer!!!
Where do v use them!!!1. Step-up Transformer: In which the coils on the primary coil are less than the secondry
2.Step-down transformer: In which the coils in the primary coils are more than secondry
May be it will help ui not sure too.... it dont think it is important... just know galvanometer is used to check the direction current flow while ammeter is check the total current in the circuit?
anyone can post the note of circular motion? if no, tell me the principle pls.... thanks!
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