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Biology; Chemistry; Physics: Post your doubts here!

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This is part of Physics Syllabus

-describe experiments to show electrostatic charging by
friction

- describe experiments to show the force on
a beam of charged particles in a magnetic field

how to prepare for thiiis?
 
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Q when asked for temperature range
is it highest temp - lowest temp
or we just give the range like -10 - 100?
 
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There is a same kind of experiment in the book.
You put a dot where the needle is pointing
Place the compass after that point making sure needle is pointing towards south pole and place a dot
Repeat the steps until its complete and join the dots to show the magnetic field
sorry b i
 
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Well I think as the compass is a small magnet so it would magnetise steel and point towards magnetic field of steel as it is a hard magnetic material
 
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Just found these notes for Physics atp. Some of you may have these already but I found them to be really helpful! Do go through these
 

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Help please :)
To describe the correct use of a thermometer, a student wrote “The line of sight must be
vertical to the thermometer”.
This is a carelessly-worded description. Rewrite the description, correcting the mistake.
it's supposed to be horizontal right? :)
It is supposed to be perpendicular
 
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"eye level must be in line to level of mercury in thermometer"
Is it the same thing as eye level must be perpendicular??
 
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