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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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i need som small and good notes abut physics....
so blind in Phy...
 

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how to draw a hall probe for the exp design qs???????????????????
PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE helpppp any11111111
 
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View attachment 7563 no idea about this question .. :(
please help me with this !!
thank you in advance :)
At t=0, the mass of iron will be zero grams. After 2.6 hours, mass of iron will be 0.7 micrograms. At t=5.2 h, mass of iron will be (0.7+0.35) micrograms. When m grams of manganese decays, it produces n grams of iron because both of them have same Ar. Do you get it now?
 
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At t=0, the mass of iron will be zero grams. After 2.6 hours, mass of iron will be 0.7 micrograms. At t=5.2 h, mass of iron will be (0.7+0.35) micrograms. When m grams of manganese decays, it produces n grams of iron because both of them have same Ar. Do you get it now?
It was very helpful....!! :)
furthermore, how can we calculate the time at which the ratio of (mass of iron-56) / (mass of manganese-56 ) is equal to 9.0 ?
 
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It was very helpful....!! :)
furthermore, how can we calculate the time at which the ratio of (mass of iron-56) / (mass of manganese-56 ) is equal to 9.0 ?
At that time % of manganese is reduced to its 1/10th value to form 9/10 of iron(as 9/10 of manganese is decayed). Then use x = xo(exp)-λt by putting x=1/10 times xo.
 
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At that time 9/10 of manganese is reduced to its 1/10th value to form 9/10 of iron. Then use x = xo(exp)-λt by putting x=1/10 times xo.
I am sorry, 'cause i don't get how come "9/10 of manganese is reduced to its 1/10th value to form 9/10 of iron"??
can u just elaborate a bit more :)
 
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I am sorry, 'cause i don't get how come "9/10 of manganese is reduced to its 1/10th value to form 9/10 of iron"??
can u just elaborate a bit more :)
Oh, sorry - my wording went wrong. I've edited the original post.
 
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http://www.xtremepapers.com/papers/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_s11_qp_22.pdf

Qs 1c(i) For this qs i applied the formula s=ut+0.5at2. I put 20 as (u) in the formula to get the answer. But in the marking scheme the u has been taken as 0. Please help.

Qs 5a(iii) I did: P=I2R
2.5*2.5*3.3=20.625. But in the marking scheme the solution and answer are different.

In Q1, u=0 for vertical component not for horizontal, so there is use of u = 0 in MS
 
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