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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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Thought blocker im so sorryyy :( but mind helping me with this heh heh. this is winter 06 q6 (b) i think i drew it wrongly so yeah
 

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Q15
not only did container X lose half the height even the mass became half
so m now will be m/2
and h will be h/2
g stays the same
we now have mgh/4

Q25 N lines per metre means 1/N and then substituting into the equation it will be (1/N) sin (theta)= n ( lambda)
sin theta/lamda is also = sin theta/((1/N) sin (theta)/n) solving it further gives Nn (if you don't know how to solve further let me know)


Q29 v^2 = 2as
a=F/m
F= EQ means Ee as in the question
so v^2=2*(Ee/m)*s
v^2/2=(Ee/m)*x
making x the subject
(v^2/2)/(Ee/m)=x
which equates to x=v^2*m/2Ee
 
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Q15
not only did container X lose half the height even the mass became half
so m now will be m/2
and h will be h/2
g stays the same
we now have mgh/4

Q25 N lines per metre means 1/N and then substituting into the equation it will be (1/N) sin (theta)= n ( lambda)
sin theta/lamda is also = sin theta/((1/N) sin (theta)/n) solving it further gives Nn (if you don't know how to solve further let me know)



Q29 v^2 = 2as
a=F/m
F= EQ means Ee as in the question
so v^2=2*(Ee/m)*s
v^2/2=(Ee/m)*x
making x the subject
(v^2/2)/(Ee/m)=x
which equates to x=v^2*m/2Ee



Thank you so much, this was really helpful!
 
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