how is not the same question? looks the samenope
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how is not the same question? looks the samenope
Cwhat was the answer to question 39? the one in which alpha particles were released at a rate of 100 s^-1
any one?was the acceleration 1.1? from the v-t graph question
the wave, radio or micro?
frequency of the stationary wave in the tube?
ans for the question in which a hand was supporting a block with 2 newton meters attached
and also, ans for the piston and compression of gas question
The acceleration was 1.1any one?
And the piston compression was 80 I guess.any one?
And the piston compression was 80 I guess.
You had to convert 500cm squared to .05m squared and 30 cm to .3m and multiply by pressure.
thank you!!
what abt that polycrystalline and crystalline question?
and that question which had 15emf source. Dont remember the whole question
and which place would the alpha particle hit in an electric field?
and was the uncertainty 3%?
yes that was CI chose the one with nucleons lost at a rate of 400/s. Which one was that? C?
what was the ice and water one. I chose the option in which their speed is same and that the atoms of ice had more seperation than liquid. Is this correct or wrong???i dont remember the option
yep i chose that too, ice expands so molecules are further apart, and both have the same temp, 0 degrees, so the avg ke of the molecules is the same too
what about the polycrystalline and crystalline question?
was it C or D?
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