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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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The lowest merit is around 88% so if they decrease our percentages by 20% then how on earth is it possible to get in?
It can't be.Even if it's 10,it's impossible then from what you're saying.
Eta test is the main things.Your silamiat and pak studies grade also count during conversion which are added to alevel grades because we take only 4 subjects in alevels so to compensate it.
Once again it depends on eta,people were left by 0.5 marks
 
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Even if you don't get into the college by scholorship,you can try self finance giving 3 lacs per year I guess but the merit for it is a lil bit high as well lol
 
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this one please
Is it A?
Both electric field strength and weight of the object should act in opposite directions to balance vertical forces so that the particle could continue to move horizontally. So electric field strength can balance the weight acting downwards by applying a force upwards. If it was positioned upwards the particles negative charge would repel it downwards so its placed downwards to repel the negative charge upwards.
 
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this one please
There needs to be a force pulling the particle up to balance out the weight of the particle. The particle will continue to move horizontally if the vertical forces are balanced.
If you look at A, the electric field is downwards meaning the positive terminal is up and since the particle would be negatively charged, the positive terminal will apply a force to pull the electron up. This fits the idea I presented at the start, so A is the answer.
For B, it will be the opposite of option A. So the force acting on the electron will be in the direction of the weight so the electron will be pulled down(incorrect since it won't be solely left to right).
For option C and D, the particle will be pulled down again so the particle won't move left to right only. So they're incorrect too
 
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