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ALright thanksthe green FEDERAL book by prescott is really good for chemistry....chemistry matter's good too.
and for physics,i'd suggest ''explaining physics'' by stephen pople
interference occurs when two waves fall in the same medium..there are two types of interference :constructive interference and distructive...constructive occurs when crest falls on crest or trough falls on trough...distructive occurs when crest falls on trough.....we can observe interference by young's double slit experiment...Can anyone tell me what is interference in Physics?
agreed!Nopes, the place u are talking abt between Al and Zn thats for Carbon which is just written there for understanding H original and correct position is above Cu !
Remember how Fe is reduced by carbon and not by hydrogen
Still confused look at a detailed Reactivity series on GOOGLE !
heyy is this transistor, astable and bisatable stuff in o levels physics? i know capacitor is but never read this other stuff.... plz tel me its not in our course!! >__<guys can someone please explain to me what a npn transistor and a capacitor is? what is a bistable circuit and its use? and what is an astable circuit?
we have finished the syllabus but we havent done it, teachers say that it doesnt come often and so they dont teach it, but just to be on the safe side, can somebody please explain to me these? thank you!
no its not stated on this years syllabus so they will definitely not ask it....the capapcity is there. A half life of a substance is the time taken for then nuclei to half....like say if the half life of uranium is 2000 years that means that if there are 5000 uranium radiation then in another 2000 years there will be only 2500 radiations...heyy is this transistor, astable and bisatable stuff in o levels physics? i know capacitor is but never read this other stuff.... plz tel me its not in our course!! >__<
Also can anyone explain the advanced electronics section of physics o levels course and half life of radioactive substances too.... bcuz we did it in a jiff at school and i don't get it still. help me!!
oh ok..... thanks!no its not stated on this years syllabus so they will definitely not ask it....the capapcity is there. A half life of a substance is the time taken for then nuclei to half....like say if the half life of uranium is 2000 years that means that if there are 5000 uranium radiation then in another 2000 years there will be only 2500 radiations...
wht's ur question?please.... need help for bio atp reply asap
Q.1 what is the purpose of a ratchet?
Q. 2 why is there a 20*C mark on the measuring cylinder? (i read this question in some notes and i don't even if there is a mark so obv i didn't know the answer to this question.)
a) Because the fuse will blow at 10 A and the fan will never work. (fuse rating too low)Why is it wrong to use:
A) a 3 A fuse in the plug of an electric fan using 10 A,
B) a 13 A fuse in the plug of a radio using 1.5 A?
Each bulb will not get the sufficient voltage to light up brightly and so they will become dim. That is why.Christmas lights are connected in series....a set of 20 bulbs are connected in series this way.a voltage of 240 V is supplied to the bulbs....why is it wrong to connect a 40 bulb set in this circuit?
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