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Positive charge is induced on the bottom plate by the top one since they are placed close to one another.
Height does not increase uniformly as the ball goes up, since s = ut + 1/2*a*t^2.why not D?
but the bottom plate is earthed so it should possess no charge nd shud be neutral, no?Positive charge is induced on the bottom plate by the top one since they are placed close to one another.
ans is B..thts wht im askingf=ma since mass is constant F is proportional to acceleration, & since acc is uniform hence Force is uniform too!
When the negatively charged plate is brought close to the initially neutral plate, the electrons in the bottom plate are repelled away and move into the earth, since a wire is connected so the electrons are able to flow away. This makes the bottom plate become overall positively charged, since there are more protons than electrons.but the bottom plate is earthed so it should possess no charge nd shud be neutral, no?
"accelerate uniformly" means constant acceleration.ans is B..thts wht im asking
That is when air resistance is ignored. However in this case air resistasnce is not ignored, so you'd expect the horizontal component to decrease to zero.View attachment 54017
Doesn't the horizontal component of velocity always remain the same? (projectiles chapter)
Then how is it D? :/
So when there is no air resistance, horizontal component will always decrease?That is when air resistance is ignored. However in this case air resistasnce is not ignored, so you'd expect the horizontal component to decrease to zero.
C??View attachment 54018
How to do this one??
When there is no air resistance, horizontal component always remains the same.So when there is no air resistance, horizontal component will always decrease?
Nope ... it's B
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