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A point source causes photoelectric effect from a small metal plate. Which of the following curves may represent the saturation photocurrent as a function of the distance between the source and the metal?Figure |
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Answer» From the given CURVES ,curve (d) is correct. |
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Explain how you would determine the constants of a tachometer. What are the advantages of an analytical lens used in a tachometer? |
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Answer» The Stadia Interval Factor (K) and the Stadia Constant (C) are known as tacheometric constants. Before using a Tacheometer for surveying WORK, it is required to determine these constants. These constants are also termed as - Stadia Interval Factor (K)aka Multiplicative Constant. (f/i)Stadia Constant (C) aka Additive Constant. (f+i) [Diagram. ( Instrument & staffs set to determine Tachometric Constants) ] CONSIDER, f - Focal length of OBJECT glass. where, f1 - distance between object glass to staff f2 - distance from centre of object glass to the plane of diaphragm i - Stadia Intercept. S - Staff Intercept. d - Distance from centre of object glass tube to VERTICAL axis of instrument. l |
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Define the following terms vertical line, bubble line. |
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Answer» In thermodynamics, the bubble point is the temperature (at a given pressure) where the first bubble of vapor is FORMED when heating a liquid consisting of two or more components.[1][2] Given that vapor will probably have a DIFFERENT composition than the liquid, the bubble point (along with the dew point) at different compositions are useful data when designing distillation systems.[3] |
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X distance in first second of motion and 7x in the last second find out hight |
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Answer» ........................ |
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You have a bag of cotton and an iron bar each indicating a mass of 100kg in reality which one is heavier than other why g |
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Answer» Both weigh the same BCOZ FORCE of GRAVITY doesn't DEPEND on volume or drnsity |
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Define the following terms: Line of collimation, Level surface. |
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Answer» Line of Collimation: Line joining the intersection of the cross-hairs to the optical center of the OBJECTIVE and its continuation. It is also know as Line of sight. Line of sight : is defined as the intersection of the cross hairs and the optical centre of the objective lens. Level SURFACE: A small exploration of the connection between the gradient VECTOR and level surfaces. For a function f, the gradient vector GRAD f has the PROPERTIES that. it points in the direction in which f increases the fastest, and. it is perpendicular to level curves or surfaces of f. |
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Define the following terms Benchmark, Parallax. |
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Answer» Hey mate here is the ANSWER - |
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Discuss in brief the principles of surveying. |
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Answer» There you go: The general principles of surveying are: To work from the whole to the part To LOCATE a new station by at least two measurements (linear or angular) from fixed reference points. According to the first PRINCIPLE, the whole area is first enclosed by MAIN stations (i.e. Controlling stations) and main survey lines (i.e. controlling lines). The area is then divided into a number of parts by forming well conditioned triangles. A nearly EQUILATERAL triangle is considered to be the best well-conditioned triangle.The main survey lines are measured very accurately with a standard chain. Then the sides of the triangles are measured. The purpose of this process of working is to prevent accumulation of ERROR. During the procedure, if there is any error in the measurement of any side of a triangle, then it will not affect the whole work. The error can always be detected and eliminated. According to the second principle, the new stations should always be fixed by at least two measurements (linear or angular) from fixed reference points. Linear measurements refer to horizontal distances measured by chain or tape. Angular measurements refer to the magnetic bearing or horizontal angle taken by a prismatic compass or theodolite. In chain surveying, the positions of main stations and directions of main survey lines are fixed by tie lines and check lines. |
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Write about parts of the Transit Theodolite. Explain in detail. |
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Answer» Theodolite is used for measuring the horizontal and vertical angles.Here we are going to learn about different transit theodolite PARTS. |
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Discuss in brief the different sources of errors in surveying |
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Answer» Sources of Errors in SurveyingMeasurement. These are caused DUE to variations in nature i.e., variations in wind, temperature, humidity, REFRACTION, gravity and magnetic field of the earth. These result from imperfection in the construction or ADJUSTMENT of surveying instruments, and MOVEMENT of their INDIVIDUAL parts |
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Define swinging the telescope and transiting the telescope. |
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Answer» Hi |
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Why the distance between the 2 objects are square in universal law of gravitation? |
| Answer» BCOZ of TGE vegancabilantravalency of 6 BI mocouluous presseureta | |
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Define contour and contour intervals. |
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Answer» Hey mate ^_^ |
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Why is interference pattern not detected when the two coherent sources are far apart? |
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Answer» Formula for FRINGE width: |
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A boy walks at a speed of 4 kmph how much time does he take to walk a distance of 20km? |
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Answer» 45 MIN easy, baring any other obstacles. You're basically dividing 60 min by 4 and multiplying by 3. 60 min ÷ 4 = 15 min × 3 =45 |
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A Q for branlies!!!!!!! |
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Answer» Here's your ANSWER... |
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Explain compensating and cumulative errors in chain Surveying |
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Answer» Cumulative ERRORS: - The cumulative errors are those which occur in the same direction and tend to add up or accumulate i.e. either to make the APPARENT measurement always too long or too short. ... compensating errors which are PROPORTIONAL to √L, where L is the length of the line |
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Why does a car parked ina a sunlight remains hot from inside even when there is no sunlight in thr car? |
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Answer» The air INSIDE heats up, but the car is sealed and there is no where for the air to escape. ANSWER 3: The car is heated by SUNSHINE. ... Inside the car, the air is trapped, so it heats up to the same temperature as the car. |
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The maximum stabilization of solar energy is done on earth by plants or protozoa |
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What is tacheometry? What are different systems of tacheometric measurements? |
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Answer» a method of angular surveying in which the horizontal DISTANCE from the instrument to the staff stations are determined from instrumental observations only. Here are TWO examples Stadia System of TACHEOMETRY; In the stadia system the horizontal distance to the staff Station from the instrument station and the elevation of the staff station concerning the line of sight of the instrument is obtained with only one OBSERVATION from the instrument Station. Tangential System of Tacheometric Surveyinh In this system of tacheometric surveying, two observations will be necessary from the instrument station to the staff station to determine the horizontal distance and the difference in the elevation between the line of collimation and the staff station. The only advantage of this method is that this survey can be conducted with ordinary transit theodolite. |
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What is meant by ‘shift’ of a curve. Derive an expression for the same. |
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Answer» it SHOWS usally PAST TENSE to PRESENT tense |
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Explain clearly the principle of chain surveying. |
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Answer» The principle of chain surveying is based triangulation which is to divide the AREA into a network TRIANGLES which should be well CONDITIONED. |
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What would happen if i bring a negatively charged rod towards another negatively charged rod |
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Answer» They REPEL each other |
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Find the vector of magnitude 11 units in the direction opposite to pqwhere p(1 3 2) and q(-1 0 8) |
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Answer» <P>The vector with INITIAL POINT P(1,3,2) And TERMINAL point Q(-1,0,8) is given by PQ = (-1-1)i + (0-3)j + (8-2)k PQ = - 2i - 3j + 6K QP = -PQ = - 1(- 2i - 3j + 6k) QP vector = 2i +3j - 6k IQPI = IQPI = Therefore unit vector in direction of QP vector is given by QP unit vector = QP vector/IQPI QP unit vector = (2i +3j - 6k)/7 QP unit vector = (2/7) i + (3/7) j - (6/7) k Hope my answer and picture attached will satisfy you. |
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What is two-point problem? How is it solved? |
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Answer» Answer: Definition of two-point problem: a problem in plane-tabling in which two points are mapped on the paper and a THIRD is occupied on the ground to do which a fourth point is occupied temporarilyExplanation: In this problem, two well-defined points WHOSE position has already been plotted on the plan are SELECTED. Then by perfectly bisecting this point a new station establish at the required position. Procedure- Procedure-Suppose P and Q are two well-defined points whose position are plotted on the map as P and Q. it is required to locate a new station at A by perfectly bisecting P and Q. Procedure-Suppose P and Q are two well-defined points whose position are plotted on the map as P and Q. it is required to locate a new station at A by perfectly bisecting P and Q.An auxiliary station B is selected at a suitable position. The table is set up at B. and levelled and oriented by eye estimate. It is then clamped Procedure-Suppose P and Q are two well-defined points whose position are plotted on the map as P and Q. it is required to locate a new station at A by perfectly bisecting P and Q.An auxiliary station B is selected at a suitable position. The table is set up at B. and levelled and oriented by eye estimate. It is then clampedWith the alidade touching p and q. the point P and Q bisect and rays are drawn. Suppose this ray intersect at b. Procedure-Suppose P and Q are two well-defined points whose position are plotted on the map as P and Q. it is required to locate a new station at A by perfectly bisecting P and Q.An auxiliary station B is selected at a suitable position. The table is set up at B. and levelled and oriented by eye estimate. It is then clampedWith the alidade touching p and q. the point P and Q bisect and rays are drawn. Suppose this ray intersect at b.With the alidade CENTRE on b, the ranging rod at A is bisected and ray is drawn. Then the eye estimation the point a1 is marked on this ray. Procedure-Suppose P and Q are two well-defined points whose position are plotted on the map as P and Q. it is required to locate a new station at A by perfectly bisecting P and Q.An auxiliary station B is selected at a suitable position. The table is set up at B. and levelled and oriented by eye estimate. It is then clampedWith the alidade touching p and q. the point P and Q bisect and rays are drawn. Suppose this ray intersect at b.With the alidade centre on b, the ranging rod at A is bisected and ray is drawn. Then the eye estimation the point a1 is marked on this ray.The table is shifted and centre on A with a1 just over A. it is levelled and oriented by Backsight. With the alidade touching P, the point P is bisected and ray is drawn. Suppose this ray intersect a line ba1 and a1 as was assumed previously. Procedure-Suppose P and Q are two well-defined points whose position are plotted on the map as P and Q. it is required to locate a new station at A by perfectly bisecting P and Q.An auxiliary station B is selected at a suitable position. The table is set up at B. and levelled and oriented by eye estimate. It is then clampedWith the alidade touching p and q. the point P and Q bisect and rays are drawn. Suppose this ray intersect at b.With the alidade centre on b, the ranging rod at A is bisected and ray is drawn. Then the eye estimation the point a1 is marked on this ray.The table is shifted and centre on A with a1 just over A. it is levelled and oriented by Backsight. With the alidade touching P, the point P is bisected and ray is drawn. Suppose this ray intersect a line ba1 and a1 as was assumed previously.With the alidade centre on a1, the point q is bisected and ray is drawn. Suppose this ray intersects the ray PQ at a point q1 the triangle pqq1 is known as the triangle of error and it is eliminated. HOPE THIS WILL HELP MATE MARK ME BRAINLIEST AND FOLLOW ME ⤵️⤵️⤵️ |
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The elevator shown in figure (5−E5) is descending with an acceleration of 2 m/s2. The mass of the block A is 0.5 kg. What force is exerted by the block A on the block B?Figure |
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Answer» Answer: The force exerted by the block A on the block B is 4 N. Explanation: When the ELEVATOR is descending, a pseudo-force acts on it in the UPWARD direction. From the free-body DIAGRAM of block A, mg-N=ma N=m(g-a) ⇒N=0.5(10-2) =4 N So, the force exerted by the block A on the block B is 4 N. |
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Solution of coupled mass momentum and energy partial differential equations |
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Study on the effect of regenerative system on power type relative internal efficiency of nuclear steam turbine |
Answer» ABSTRACT and FiguresNUCLEAR steam turbine use wet steam as working medium, which is unable to determine the enthalpy drop type relative internal efficiency through exhaust enthalpy of steam, but the power type relative internal efficiency avoids this question. This PAPER introduced the calculate method of power type relative internal EFFICIENCE, and then took a 900MW nuclear steam turbine for example, calculated the power type relative internal efficiency when the factors of regenerative system are changed. The result shows that when the factors of regenerative system are changed in a large range, the power type relative internal efficiency is nearly changeless, so the effect of regenerative system on relative internal efficiency can be neglected. At last, the independence between relative internal efficiency and ideal cycle heat efficiency is calculated and analyzed.The SECOND circuit system of Nuclear Steam Turbine.The second circuit system of Nuclear Steam Turbine.…Effect of efficiency of separator on relative internal efficiency.Effect of efficiency of separator on relative internal efficiency.…Effect of gland steam leakage on relative internal efficiency.Effect of gland steam leakage on relative internal efficiency.…Vary curve of ideal cycle heat efficiency with the relative internal efficiency.Vary curve of ideal cycle heatmy dear friend please thanks my 15 answers. ..☺ |
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The distance s travelled by a particle in time t is the initial velocity of the particle was measured to be u |
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Which of the following is a fundamental quantity in m, k, s and c, g, s system |
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What is meant by Degree of curve? |
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Answer» The Answer is... |
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How will you find the constants of a tacheometer? |
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Answer» Answer: These can be computed from field observation by adopting following procedure. Step 1 : Set up the tacheometer at any station say P on a flat ground. Step 2 : Select another POINT say Q about 200 m away. ... Step 3 : Keep the staff on the peg-1, and obtain the staff INTERCEPT say s1 . Please mark as brainleast |
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Where the maximum shear stress occurs in an I – section. |
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Answer» Answer: The maximum SHEAR stress occurs at the NEUTRAL axis and is ZERO at both the top and BOTTOM surface of the beam. Explanation: hope it's help you... |
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Derive the deflection from bending equation. |
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What is the signicance of maximum dry density and optimum moisture content? |
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Answer» Optimum Moisture Content/Maximum DRY Density (OMC/MDD) Optimum moisture content/maximum dry density (OMC/MDD) – when placing soils as fill materials, it is important to ACHIEVE SUITABLE compaction, primarilyin ORDER to reduce the susceptibility of a soil to SETTLEMENT. |
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What is the phase difference between voltage across the inductor and a capacitor in an ac circuit? |
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Answer» The phase difference is <= 90 DEGREES. It is customary to use the angle by which the voltage LEADS the current. This leads to a positive phase for INDUCTIVE circuits since current lags the voltage in an inductive CIRCUIT. The phase is negative for a CAPACITIVE circuit since the current leads the voltage. |
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The getter 'length' was called on null.I/flutter ( 6048): receiver: nulli/flutter ( 6048): tried calling: length |
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Answer» I am trying to DEVELOP a flutter app. This flutter is creating teams for a card game. After the creation of the team, the points could be COUNTED through the, so that you don't have to think about how many points everybody has. |
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Electric flux in coulomb emanating from anysurfaec of a cube containing c culombs of charge at the center is |
| Answer» ELECTRIC FLUX in coulomb emanating from anysurfaec of a cube CONTAINING c culombs of CHARGE at the CENTER is Q/6E | |
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Two bodies of different masses have same kinetic energy . Which has more momentum . |
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Answer» So MASS is INVERSELY proportional to the KINETIC ENERGY when MOMENTA OF TWO BODIES ARE EQUAL. The onewith the greater mass has greaterkinetic energy. If you equate momenta, you get v1= M2 v2/m1. ... For two bodies having the same kinetic energy, the heavier one has greatermomentum. |
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Why does Aluminium foil make so much noise when manipulating it ? |
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Answer» The NUMEROUS SOUND waves generated by the METALLIC surfaces striking one another during the process of balling up the foil cause the NOISE. It is similar to the sound of balling up paper but not as pronounced because foilreflects the sound waves moreeffectively |
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A bullet of mass 5 g is fired at a velocity 900 ms-1 from a rifle of mass 2.5 kg. What is recoil velocity of the rifle? |
| Answer» ACCORDING to my CALCULATIONS the RECOIL VELOCITY is -1595 | |
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What is Maxima and minima?? |
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Answer» Hlo MATE..... |
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An I-section with rectangular ends has the following dimensions. i) Flanges: 13 cm x 2.2 cm ii) Web : 33 cm x 1.3 cm Sketch the variation of shearing stress in the section for a shearing force of 10 kN |
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What are the assumptions considered in the theory of pure bending. |
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Answer» ASSUMPTIONS made in the theory of PURE Bending. The material of the BEAM is homogeneous1 and isotropic2. The value of Young's MODULUS of Elasticity is same in tension and COMPRESSION. The transverse sections which were plane before bending, remain plane after bending also. Hope it helps you. AND SUBSCRIBE TO PEWDIEPIE ON YOUTUBE. |
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Select one: a. Red light will exert more energy when it hits the surface of the earth than will blue light. B. Lightning is caused by the collision of blue light with particles in the air. C. Blue light has more energy than red light. D. Blue light has less energy than red light. E. Red light will travel faster than blue light. |
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Answer» B)LIGHTENING is CAUSED by the collision of BLUE LIGHT with particals in the AIR |
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The index of refractive of diamond is 2.0 what is the velocity of light in the diamond in cms-1 |
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Electric field when a conducting wire is connecter to a battary? |
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Answer» ELECTRIC field exists when there are charges separated by a distance. Whenever charges are separated by a distance, there’s always electric POTENTIAL. When a wire is connected to the terminals of a battery(don’t), there is a potential DIFFERENCE between the ENDS of the wire and this LEADS to an electric field being formed. |
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The assumptions needed to derive maxwell's speed distribution law |
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Answer» The assumptions of this equation are that the particles do not INTERACT, and that they are classical; this MEANS that each particle's state can be CONSIDERED independently from the other particles' states. Additionally, the particles are assumed to be in thermal equilibrium. |
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