Mechanics Problem 4

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  • Abhishek Kumar

    Apr 11th, 2019

  • Saminur Rahaman May 19th, 2019

    (a) Linear momentum

    Sanidhya Mittal Aug 18th, 2019

    Linear momentum, kinetic energy

    Hemank Soni Dec 27th, 2020

    (A) Linear momentum

Mechanics Problem 3

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  • Abhishek Kumar

    Apr 11th, 2019

  • Surya Ruidas Aug 9th, 2019

    (a) linear momentum

    Sanidhya Mittal Aug 18th, 2019

    Mechanical energy

    Hemank Soni Dec 27th, 2020

    (D) mechanical energy

Mechanics Problem 2

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  • Abhishek Kumar

    Apr 1st, 2019

  • Priyangshu Pramanick Apr 2nd, 2019

    It seems to be like (a) always x y

    Saminur Rahaman May 19th, 2019

    (a) x y

    Hemank Soni Dec 27th, 2020

    (a)

Rotational Mechanics Problem 2

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    Sep 7th, 2018

Circular Motion Problem 1

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  • Abhishek Kumar

    Jul 22nd, 2018

  • Rajatabha Khanra Feb 9th, 2019

    false

    Surya Ruidas Aug 9th, 2019

    (a) True

    Biplab Sardar Oct 13th, 2019

    True

AC circuit

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  • Pawan Kumar

    Jan 16th, 2018

  • Enakshi Saha Dec 25th, 2018

    B

Basic Discoveries of Science

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    Jan 12th, 2018

  • Bunny Ladhani Feb 3rd, 2018

    D

Induced electric field

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  • Pawan Kumar

    Jan 4th, 2018

A time-varying unifrom field B(t) pointing straight upwards fills a cylinder of a radius R. In time, only the magnitude of magnetic field varies. Describe the electric field generated inside the cylinder.

Refrigerator

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  • Pawan Kumar

    Jan 1st, 2018

An ideal refrigerating engine operating according to Carnot cycle transfers heat from a cold reservoir filled with water with a temperature of 0 °C to a hot reservoir filled with water with temperature of 100 °C. How much water needs to freeze in the cold reservoir, so that 1 kg of water in the hot reservoir evaporates and the temperature of the vapour is 100 °C?

  • Rajat Prakash Jan 1st, 2018

    1.01

Extrinsic semiconductor

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  • Pawan Kumar

    Jan 1st, 2018

Correct answer is C.

 

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