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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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some waves notes for AS level hope they are useful to you as they are useful to me(y)
 

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But according to the b(ii) 1, center is the region showing constant field strength.
And when we are marking top or bottom, we show it towards the plane, right? So that covers both the lower and the decreasing part.
Not center of the plate. I mean between the sphere and the plate
 
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Y is B not like this o_O ?
It can't be like this the deviation is not the same as furthur away you get from the nucleus the less the nuclear repulsion
Thank you!! :D
But.. Why wouldn't Be B straight? :$ and explanation? :)
How sure are you that no force is acting on B
If you see from the fig you can see A has quite much deviation that means the nuclear charge is quite strong ans so B will still have deviation
 
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It can't be like this the deviation is not the same as furthur away you get from the nucleus the less the nuclear repulsion

How sure are you that no force is acting on B
If you see from the fig you can see A has quite much deviation that means the nuclear charge is quite strong ans so B will still have deviation
Got it, ty :')
 
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