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12 for papers 4 for datesheetWhich zone is for us?
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12 for papers 4 for datesheetWhich zone is for us?
thankyou sooooooooo much!!!!!!!!!divide the wave length by frequency and u will get the time taken by the spot to cross the screen
the wave length is 1.5 and the frequency is 0.5, the result is 3 seconds
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but how can v get time by dividing wavelength by frequency??divide the wave length by frequency and u will get the time taken by the spot to cross the screen
the wave length is 1.5 and the frequency is 0.5, the result is 3 seconds
frequency = 1/time, i guess by rearranging the formula.but how can v get time by dividing wavelength by frequency??
post a question you find difficultI have a problem solving questions relating 'equilibrium'..its not in our book..and our teachers gone somewhere abroad till july..any that can help?
not a particular question..the topicpost a question you find difficult
not a particular question..the topic
Difference between Ac and Dc motors...
how can we use Fleming's left hand rule in these motors??
Magnetic field is from right to left yea?
And ain't there any difference in the diagram of ac and dc motor?
Thank ya so much..
Difference between Ac and Dc motors...
how can we use Fleming's left hand rule in these motors??
Just for identifying purpose when to use right or left rule just remember this if u dont know whether its ac or dc,just see if u are supplying the current then its a simple motor and the motor rule applies which is the left hand rule while if u dont supply current and u are producing it then its the dynamo rule which is right hand rule !
lolzwas i speaking pashto?
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