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I did this with the paper and then it was 8..its wx folded three times and one wx the side original side like the one other than the folded ones
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I did this with the paper and then it was 8..its wx folded three times and one wx the side original side like the one other than the folded ones
lol its almost impossible to explain thisits wx folded three times and one wx the side original side like the one other than the folded ones
either do it in your head, or do it with a paperWhy we divide the reading by 8 rather than 6??
yea it isAtp is very logic based..
with potentiometer potential differnce is varied....Does anyone know..what is the function of a potentiometer??
i think yeshttp://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International O Level/Physics (5054)/5054_w12_ms_42.pdf
qustion no 4 (iv) do i have to show refraction....???
are u sure???i think yes
WELL I THINK IT WOULD BE BETTER IF U POST THE PAPERare u sure???
but what would happen if 2 N force is applied to two parrallel springs ???Mostly in paper one, the question is about the limit of proportionality of a spring. According to Hooke's law, force = k* extension, where k is constant, so that with an increase in force, the extension of the spring should be the same. E-g lets say we add a weight of 2N to a spring, and its length increases by 2cm. Now for the next 2 N, the length should again increase only by 2cm. That is we have a constant increase.
But the limit of proportionality is when the spring stops obeying hooke's law, and its extensions starts increasing non uniformly, like 4 cm for the same 2N weight. When this happens, the spring is permanently deformed, and the total weight at which this happened is the limit of proportionality of the spring.
Why not C? Extraction of Al requires a lot of energy. That's why Al is more expensive than Fe.
can u convert it to PDFChemistry Guess Paper of Imran Merchant
it contains an exe file.........seriously?Chemistry Guess Paper of Imran Merchant
ok its a virus don't open it, i just scanned it. And do report the personcan u convert it to PDF
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