when it hit then accleration change for short timeXthegreat said:yubakkk said:as ballis thrown up so g is acts downwd so a is negative
so ans is d
why can't it be C?
as it must hit on half time of return back so only d
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when it hit then accleration change for short timeXthegreat said:yubakkk said:as ballis thrown up so g is acts downwd so a is negative
so ans is d
why can't it be C?
some one help...plzMobeen said:http://www.xtremepapers.me/CIE/index.php?dir=International%20A%20And%20AS%20Level/9702%20-%20Physics/&file=9702_s10_qp_11.pdf
qs 17,29 with explaination and 36
yubakkk said:can u xplain me of q.18 of this year??
i m doing 2 give ur ans.....
plz if u know 18 then...
i m taking about may 2010 ppr 11 q.18Xthegreat said:yubakkk said:can u xplain me of q.18 of this year??
i m doing 2 give ur ans.....
plz if u know 18 then...
u mean O/N10 12 Q18?
well, its quite simple cause the molecules will always have a range of energies
evaporation occurs at all times, meaning molecules will leave the surface of water.
and besides gas which have negligible attractive force, liquid and solid have significant attractive forces.
cocospaniel said:Q31, nov 2008, variant 1. I got C, but the answer is B, can someone explain why?
arlery said:
yubakkk said:i m taking about may 2010 ppr 11 q.18Xthegreat said:yubakkk said:can u xplain me of q.18 of this year??
i m doing 2 give ur ans.....
plz if u know 18 then...
u mean O/N10 12 Q18?
well, its quite simple cause the molecules will always have a range of energies
evaporation occurs at all times, meaning molecules will leave the surface of water.
and besides gas which have negligible attractive force, liquid and solid have significant attractive forces.
arlery said:why is the answer B? =S
ninjas4life said:why is the answer to this c and not b? dosn't electric field strength decrease when plates are further?
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