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shyqueen said:can sumone plzzzz explain da answer to question.no 13 and 33 m/j2010 variant 1...!!!
thats ok .. hieght is half.. but how come mass can be half?ahmed t said:well here as half the water will travel to the othr container the hieght will drop to half, and also the mass, as there will only be half as much water in that side
so it will be B
abrraza said:thats ok .. hieght is half.. but how come mass can be half?ahmed t said:well here as half the water will travel to the othr container the hieght will drop to half, and also the mass, as there will only be half as much water in that side
so it will be B
abrraza said:thats ok .. hieght is half.. but how come mass can be half?ahmed t said:well here as half the water will travel to the othr container the hieght will drop to half, and also the mass, as there will only be half as much water in that side
so it will be B
abrraza said:???????? :%) :%) :%) :%) :%)
but they asked overall effect not at oneside of it.. :%) :%)arlery said:abrraza said:thats ok .. hieght is half.. but how come mass can be half?ahmed t said:well here as half the water will travel to the othr container the hieght will drop to half, and also the mass, as there will only be half as much water in that side
so it will be B
Since half of the water level is reduced, so half of the mass shifted to the right side, hence mass is halfed.
unique840 said:abrraza said:???????? :%) :%) :%) :%) :%)
it shud be B :%)
mass is constant .. as not loss in water has occured.. only 'h' has been reduced to half value still confused!! :%)arlery said:Yeah but we are telling the overall effect. Firstly that water level on right side is increased, then water level on one side is reduced.
shyqueen said:thnks fo explainin!
can u plz also explain Q.no 13 of da same paper...
abrraza said:mass is constant .. as not loss in water has occured.. only 'h' has been reduced to half value still confused!! :%)arlery said:Yeah but we are telling the overall effect. Firstly that water level on right side is increased, then water level on one side is reduced.
abrraza said:maslaa...
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