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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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you minus them up because they are acting in different direction. so one negative is for direction and one is for the velocity. well i am not really sure about my concept of this you better ask your physics teacher :)
OMG!!!!!!!! so simple..........!!!!!!!
thankzzz a lot................
 
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whats ans for ques 2???
 

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Which of the following is a renewable energy resource?
a. Natural gas
b. Wind
c. Nuclear fuel
d. Oil
 
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A plumber measures, as accurately as possible, the length and internal diameter of a straight
copper pipe.
The length is approximately 80cm and the internal diameter is approximately 2cm.
What is the best combination of instruments for the plumber to use?
internal diameter length
A rule rule
B rule tape
C vernier calipers rule
D vernier calipers tape
 
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A plumber measures, as accurately as possible, the length and internal diameter of a straight
copper pipe.
The length is approximately 80cm and the internal diameter is approximately 2cm.
What is the best combination of instruments for the plumber to use?
internal diameter length
A rule rule
B rule tape
C vernier calipers rule
D vernier calipers tape

c. Vernier calipers rule
 
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Re: Physics Help here! Stuck somewhere?? Ask here! :)

Can anyone tell me what should i learn for pressure in lquids for As level and please give me the detailed explanation of viscosity in liquids asap !!! thanks
If you are attending oct/nov exam for physics go throught the syllabus and study according to learning outcomes

besides you can check wether you should study pressure and upthrust !
 

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