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yubakkk said:
i have some problem on mcq may 2010 ppr 11
q.18,21,25,27,35
any one plz??
post ur questions by either taking a screen shot or copy/paste
 
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Hateexams93 said:
xHazemx i'm confused more now :s can u draw a diagram explaining what u said
recheck my first answer, i edited it. tell me if u don't understand it
 
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second one is AA...NOT d XHAZEMX
 

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ms says D....it shud be C....IT CNT be D !!!
 

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hassam said:
ms says D....it shud be C....IT CNT be D !!!
D is correct hassam. voltage across XY decreases as resistance of variable resistor increases ( as it would take more voltage ). so in order to achieve the balance between the voltages again in the galvanometer. it has to move towards Y
 
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arlery said:
Why is the answer D?
Weight = mg
retarding force = kv ( air resistance )
the object is moving at a steady speed which means that weight is equal to the retarding force
Hence,
kv=mg
v=mg/k

kinetic energy = 1/2 m v^2
kinetic energy = 1/2 m ( mg/k ) ^2
kinetic energy = 1/2 m ( m^2 g^2 / K^2 )
kinetic energy = m^3 g^2 / 2 K^2
so the answer is D
 
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