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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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Please can anyone solve me the question of Pacific book Volume 2 self evaluation 10.7 page no 278 Q:3. I tried very hard but cant solve it. Even the electrical engineer whom i give to solve cant solve it.
 
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Please tell me how to calculate absolute errors when lg is present...where for eg R is 2+-0.2 and lgR is 0.3,whats erroe with 0.3??
i will be very thankful!
 
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For the first question, there is no work done in moving an object horizontally in air, so the work done is only against gravity, that is while moving the object vertically... so F* vertichal heigh = 20 kJ

For the second question, you have to keep in mind that velocity is a vector. Thus when it bounces of, it is in the opposite direction and the velocity you will use in your calculation will be -12.2... so

1/2 *.2 * (15.8^2 - (-12.2) ^2)
I didn't understand the vertical height = 20kJ and how is it possible that there is no work done while in the air in the horizontal direction?, would you please explain better if dont mind? And thanks for the reply,
 
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A2 physics topical questions !!!! :):)
 

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hi i have a tiny doubt it the latest p2 paper
ques #2 part (a)
why have they done 0.8 x 10^-6 instead of 0.8 x 10^-3? ( aren't we supposed to convert from cm to m? or am i missing something :X3:)
 

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hi i have a tiny doubt it the latest p2 paper
ques #2 part (a)
why have they done 0.8 x 10^-6 instead of 0.8 x 10^-3? ( aren't we supposed to convert from cm to m? or am i missing something :X3:)

the time taken by the pulse to travel whole distance is o.8 micro sec... or o.8 x 10^-6...
time taken to reach the reflector is o.4 micro sec
so d=3x10^8 x 0.4x10^-6 = 240 m ...
we wont convert cm into m ... cz the calibration and the time... both use cm... and cm will be cancelled while calculating time
1 cm= 0.2 micro sec
4 cm= 0.8 micro sec
 
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formulas u will have to use..
attenuation=10 x log(P in/P out)
signal to noise ratio=10 x log (P out/P noise)
attenuation per uni length=total att/total lenth

do as follow
1 find power out......using secong formula.. 30=10 x log(p out/6.5x10-6) so p out=6.5x10-3W
2.find attenuation using formula 1 att=1o x log(26x10-3/6.5x10-3) so attenuation=6.02dB
3 finally find length using formula 3 length= 6.02/0.2=30 km
 
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formulas u will have to use..
attenuation=10 x log(P in/P out)
signal to noise ratio=10 x log (P out/P noise)
attenuation per uni length=total att/total lenth

do as follow
1 find power out......using secong formula.. 30=10 x log(p out/6.5x10-6) so p out=6.5x10-3W
2.find attenuation using formula 1 att=1o x log(26x10-3/6.5x10-3) so attenuation=6.02dB
3 finally find length using formula 3 length= 6.02/0.2=30 km
for the 1st step the formula ok is understood then u make pout the subject then wht has to be done i dont get then how to get it plz elaborately explain the first step
 
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