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Can someone give me the answer of the end of chapter questions in the physics text book for Momentum and Deformation of solids chapters ?
I just need to compare my answers with others since we dont have the answer key in the students edition
 
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gravitational potential=GM/r
change in gravitational potential=GM/r-GM/R where R=radius of the earth + the altitude(this altitude is from the surface of the earth and not from the center) R=6400+13000=1.94*10^4
=GM(1/r-1/R) (have taken GM as common)
= (6.67 × 10-11)(6.0 x 1024)*1/(6.4 x 10^6)-1/(1.94 x 10^7) (DONT FORGET TO CONVERT km to m)
= 4.19 x 107 J kg-1 Ans
 
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gravitational potential=GM/r
change in gravitational potential=GM/r-GM/R where R=radius of the earth + the altitude(this altitude is from the surface of the earth and not from the center) R=6400+13000=1.94*10^4
=GM(1/r-1/R) (have taken GM as common)
= (6.67 × 10-11)(6.0 x 1024)*1/(6.4 x 10^6)-1/(1.94 x 10^7) (DONT FORGET TO CONVERT km to m)
= 4.19 x 107 J kg-1 Ans

i just forgot to convert km to m
thank u
 
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i would like to get some help from my MCQ Paper which i did this year may june 9702/mj/13/q11
question paper 11
please help me to solve this questions
here are the questions 6,8,17,18,19,21,24,27,32,35 thank you
 
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i would like to get some help from my MCQ Paper which i did this year may june 9702/mj/13/q11
question paper 11
please help me to solve this questions
here are the questions 6,8,17,18,19,21,24,27,32,35 thank you
 
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How to solve this please help
 

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How to solve this please help

Since the forces are all in equilibrium, the upward force must be equal to the downward force. So the vertical component of T must be equal to 5*9.81
So Tsin(60)=5*9.81
Find T by making it the subject.
Since the two forces acting horizontally are F and the horizontal component, and because they are both in different directions, they should be equal in magnitude. So Tcos(60)=F

For the next question, 2Tcos(30)=10*9.81

Find T
 
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Hi, can anyone please help me take a look at this Physics question from the picture attached:​
It is regarding AC transmission involving voltage supplied and power used.​
Any explanation is very appreciated, Thank you very much!​
 

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