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What was the ans of mcq 7...force on p?
The explanation to which is, The rightward force was 8N and the leftward force was 18N! Making an resultant force of 10N leftwards(Anti Clockwise)
To balance it we had to multiply a force with 2cm to get 10N!
And thus the answer is 5N
 
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The explanation to which is, The rightward force was 8N and the leftward force was 18N! Making an resultant force of 10N leftwards(Anti Clockwise)
To balance it we had to multiply a force with 2cm to get 10N!
And thus the answer is 5N
It wasn't a force, rather moment of a force. And the values were 0.18Nm and 0.08Nm.
 
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o bhai , you really don't have a good memory , no offense :p
1st column was electron flow
2nd coulumn was conventional current
it was option D
electron
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current
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boy ur arrows are in reverse direction :D xD
 
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no it was D only vibration of atoms electron dont transfer heat!!!!

Go check winter 2002 examiner's report of physics paper 2, in it the examiner himself has mentioned that heat is transferred by the vibration of atoms and movement of electrons in metals :)
 
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Go check winter 2002 examiner's report of physics paper 2, in it the examiner himself has mentioned that heat is transferred by the vibration of atoms and movement of electrons in metals :)
isnt that the same?? :eek:
 
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Nope :p the atoms don't move, they vibrate about their fixed positions at the interior of a metal while electrons move about the exterior surface of a metal.
so if the electrons move...how are they transferring heat? :eek:
 
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so if the electrons move...how are they transferring heat? :eek:

The electrons will only be able to move once they absorb the heat energy, and their bonds with the positive ions break and their kinetic energy increases hence they start residing over the exterior surface of a metal. It's just like what happens to the atoms, only difference is that the atoms cant move since solids have a fixed shape and volume :)
 
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