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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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please !!!!! those of you have given the exam please do posts the questions as my exam still has a 4hrs to start!!!!!!!! its gonna be really helpful!!!!!!!
 
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q5b
w= f * s
f = k * x

therefore w= kx^2 since s is same as x

to show the answer simply find area from 0 to x2 and 0 to x1 and subtract

6a can't really draw it for you :\

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distance between 2 nodes is 0.5λ and distance is 32.4cm so λ= 64.8cm

s=f * λ therefore 512 * 0.648 = 332
 
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bcoz previously it states at the beginning of the qn that the lamp functions normally at 6V and from the graph at 6V current is 40 mA
hope that helps...please help with my qn too....tx
 
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well i don't know the answer myself but judging from mark scheme mass is conserved as nothing is lost and i am assuming nitrogen particle is stationary so alpa particle must be moving to bombard it :p
 
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well i don't know the answer myself but judging from mark scheme mass is conserved as nothing is lost and i am assuming nitrogen particle is stationary so alpa particle must be moving to bombard it :p
sis my qn is how did they get the MeV as 1.6x10^-13????
 
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thank you :)

energy conserved means the total energy at the beginning is the same as total energy at the end no matter in what forms energy is present. so, the particle must have some sort of energy that it possesses for there to be conservation. :) hope you get it.
 
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thank you :)

energy conserved means the total energy at the beginning is the same as total energy at the end no matter in what forms energy is present. so, the particle must have some sort of energy that it possesses for there to be conservation. :) hope you get it.
hey you are welcome.....but my qn is how did they get the MeV as 1.6 x 10^-3
 
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