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My bad....sorry. Yes, it is B. But can you please explain why?correct option is B
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My bad....sorry. Yes, it is B. But can you please explain why?correct option is B
My bad....sorry. Yes, it is B. But can you please explain why?
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At X, sand is stationary and truck is moving so when they stick together the speed decreases.
At Y, sand also leaves with some speed and as the total mass remains same, the speed will not change.
thought blocker explained alreadyMy bad....sorry. Yes, it is B. But can you please explain why?
LOL when did she asked this ?
mass = 800 * 1000Hello guys!
Can you please help me with:
http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_w12_qp_11.pdf
Question 20 please!
the answer is -------------------------------------------- C
Thanks in advance!
well explained
She is justwell explained
she did ask ths.. n no one was explaining it to her so i did...LOL when did she asked this ?
Thanks a bucket! I am sorry I had not noticed your reply.10)
At X, sand is stationary and truck is moving so when they stick together the speed decreases.
At Y, sand also leaves with some speed and as the total mass remains same, the speed will not change.
m glad that u got itwell explained
mass = 800 * 1000
Work done = Energy
0.5 *m * v^2
0.5 * 800000 * 50^2 = 1 * 10^9
mass = 800 * 1000
Work done = Energy
0.5 *m * v^2
0.5 * 800000 * 50^2 = 1 * 10^9
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