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The desirable properties for making permanent magnets:- |
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Answer» good PERMANENT magnet should produce a high magnetic field with a low mass, and should be stable against the influences which would demagnetize it. The desirable PROPERTIES of such magnets are typically stated in terms of the remanence and COERCIVITY of the magnet MATERIALS. |
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8. If the front view is above the reference line and top view is below the reference line, the point issituated in which the following quadrant?a) First quadrantb) Second quadrantc) Third quadrantd) Fourth quadrant |
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An electron of charge e in rest in an electric field between two plates separated by distance d and with potential difference V, the force experienced by the charge is given by(a)eVd (b)edV (c)dqV (d)Vd |
Answer» Given:An ELECTRON of charge e in rest in an ELECTRIC field between two PLATES separated by distance d and with potential difference V. To find:Force experienced by the charge ? Calculation:The general expression for force experienced by a STATIC charge q is : Now, Electrostatic field intensity can be expressed as : So, final answer is : |
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Specific formula for couple |
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Domain structure is the characteristics of |
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Answer» The DOMAIN structure dictates the shape of the hysteresis loop in a film so understanding the process of domain formation and how it CHANGES with film thickness, temperature and applied field is a key REQUIREMENT to EXPLAIN the magnetization in thin films. |
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Expension forMorennentmagneticof revoning electron |
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Answer» Answer: Let us consider an electron that is revolving around in a circle of radius r with a velocity v. The charge of the electron is e and its mass is m, both of which are constant. The time period T of the electrons’ ORBIT is: T = CircumferenceVelocity = 2πrv The current i due to the motion of the electron is the charge flowing through that time period, i = −e2πrv = −ev2πr Note, that the current is in the opposite direction as the electron is negatively charged. The magnetic moment due to a current loop enclosing an area A is given by: μ = iA Magnetic moment of an electron: μ = −ev2πr A = −ev2πr πr2 μ = −erv2 Let us divide and multiply by the mass of the electron, μ = −e2me me vr We know, that the angular momentum L is given by: L = mvr Thus, we can write, μ = −e2me L Since, the angular momentum is given by the right-hand rule with respect to the velocity and the current in the opposite direction hence, the negative sign shows that the two quantities are on opposing directions as shown in the figure, μ→ = −e2me L→ This is an important result as the magnetic moment is only dependent upon the angular momentum. This is why the orbital angular momentum and orbital magnetic moment terms are used interchangeably. The same is true for the SPIN angular moment. For an electron revolving in an atom, the angular momentum is quantized as proposed by Niels Bohr. The angular momentum is given by: L = n h2π, n = 0, ±1, ±2 … Where n is the orbit quantum number and h is the Planck’s constant, μ = n −e2me h2π μ = −n eh4πme The quantity that multiplies with n is constant and is known as the Bohr Magneton μB, μB = eh4πme = 9.27 × 10−27 J⁄T Following is the table of links RELATED to magnetic characteristic: Magnetization and Magnetic Intensity Magnetic Classification of Materials The Bohr Magneton is used very widely to express magnetic moments at the atomic scale. The expression we obtained is good for only simple atoms like hydrogen and does not predict all the magnetic moment states of an electron. As you would have LEARNED in chemistry, the electron does not really revolve around the nucleus. Instead, the electron’s orbital magnetic moment is obtained by virtue of being trapped in the nuclei (plural of nucleus) potential well. The spin and orbital magnetic moments of atoms combine vectorially in a sample to produce the net magnetic moment of that particular sample. It is these magnetic moments obtained by the combination of orbital and spin magnetic moments determine the magnetic properties of the materials. |
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I Define magneticmagnetis anglo al die angleat declination andmeridiondignamaticalymagnetic |
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Answer» Answer: Declination :The ANGLE between geographical MERIDIAN and magentic meridianDip :The angle MADE between EARTH TOTAL magentic field and its horizontal componentBe BrainlyMissCharm06 ❣️ |
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a permanent magnet:-(a)attract stronglyferromagnetic substance. (b) repelled quickly a diamagnetic substance (c) attracts weekly paramagnetic substance(d) all are correct. |
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C) Two indistinguishable particles are to be placed in five cells. Enumerate thepossible macrostates and the corresponding microstates. |
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Expert's answer For two indistinguishable particles, a state before the particle exchange must be physically equivalent to the state after the exchange, so these two state DIFFER at most by a complex phase factor. If you had N coins. These are the CONSTITUENTS of your system and each has two POSSIBLE states: heads (H) and tails (T). There are 2N possible microstates. In place of state distributions, his macrostates specified the number of (distinguishable) elementary cells ASSIGNED k (indistinguishable) particles. His microstates, accordingly, did not further specify which particles are assigned to which cell, but rather, for each k , which cells are assigned k particles.
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A force of 100N on an object of 50cm ^2..calculate the pressure |
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Answer» Explanation: Area(a)=50cm2 But the SI unit of area is Metre(m) so, 100cm=1m THEN, 50cm2=(50/100)M2 =0.5 m2 FORCE(F)=100N NOW, PRESSURE=f/a =100/0.5 HENCE,the pressure=200 pascal |
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K.B.P engineering college is an example of_____ |
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Answer» karmveer bhurao PATIL college, satara Explanation: |
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in modern periodic table the elements of first group are lithium , sodium, potassium respectively which element loss electron easily and why |
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Answer» Answer: K and Na will lose electron easily to acheive stable CONFIGURATION. But out of K and Na, K will lose electron more easily because to force of attraction on VALENCE electron of K is LEAST among the given. |
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A bullet is fired on a wall with velocity of 100m/s. if the bullet stops at a depth of 10 cm inside the wall then find the retardation produced by the wall |
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Answer» If the BULLET stops at a DEPTH of 10cm inside the wall, then find the retardation PRODUCED by the wall. Answer (a= -50000m/s) |
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It is a form of energy transfer from hotter body to cooler body |
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Answer» heat energy is the CORRECT answer to me. I THINK it is HELPING you |
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2. A farmer moves along theboundary of a square field of side10 m in 40 s. What will be themagnitude of displacement of thefarmer at the end of 2 minutes 20seconds from his initial position? |
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Answer» ASK to the farmer na to Explanation: |
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Calculate the force required to punch a hole 30 mm diameter in a sheet of 3mm thickness given that the shear stress is 60 X 107 N/m. (Hint the area to be cut is the circumference of the hole X thickness). |
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Answer» As in punching, SHEAR elasticity' is involved, the hole will be PUNCHED it ULTIMATE shear stress min > = = 200 KN Explanation: follow now |
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1. Define the following:(1) Linear momentum of a body(2) Co-efficient of static friction(3) S.1 unit of force. |
Answer» Answer :-(1) Linear momentum - Linear momentum is described as the RELATIONSHIP between between mass and velocity of a body. This can be written as p = MV where m stands for mass and v stands for velocity.(2) Co- efficient of static FRICTION - Now the Co - efficient of static friction is a ratio of the force of friction between two bodies and the force PRESSING them together. It is expressed by the ratio of FRICTIONAL force(F) and Normal force(N).(3) S.I Unit of force - The S.I unit of force is newton (N). One Newton can be described as the force required to accelerate an object with a mass of 1 kilogram 1 meter per second per second.________________________________ Hope it's helpful Thank you |
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Consider a steel guitar string of initial length L = 1 meter and cross-sectional area =0.5 square millimeters. The Young's modulus of the steel is 20 X 1010 N/m. How far would such a string stretch under a tension of 1500 newton? |
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Answer» A = 0.500 MM2(10-3m/1mm)2 = 5.0 × 10-7 m 1Pa = 1N/m2 |
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A crane flying 6 m above a still,clear water lake sees a fish underwater. For thecrane, the fish appears to be 6 cm below thewater surface. How much deep should the craneimmerse its beak to pick that fish?For the fish, how much above the water surfacedoes the crane appear? Refractive index ofwater = 4/3. |
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.24 A crane flying 6 m above a still clear water lake sees a fish underwater. For the crane, the fishappears to be 6 cm below the water surface. How much deep should the crane immerse its beak topick that fish? For the fish how much above the water surface does the crane appear. Refractiveindex of water = 4/3 |
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Answer» FOLLOW now Explanation: |
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Local field explanation with diagram in dielectrics |
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Answer» Answer: In dielectric solids, the atoms or molecules experience not only the external applied ELECTRIC field but also the electric field produced by the DIPOLES. The resultant electric field ACTING on the atoms or molecules of dielectric substance is called the local field or an internal field. Explanation: follow now |
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Show that electrostatic force is about 36 orders of magnitude stronger than gravitational force |
Answer» To SHOW:Electrostatic FORCE is about 36 orders of magnitude stronger than gravitational force. Calculation:LET's consider 2 protons: So, electrostatic force: Now, gravitational force between the protons: So, the RATIO: [Hence proved] |
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A steel wire has an cross sectional area of 10mm2 and a length of 50 mm. the gradient (F/A) of the elastic section is 410 X 103 N/mm. determine the modulus of elasticity. |
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Answer» djsjjsjaiz0 Explanation: nzjzkzosow9sle9 |
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A rod is 0.5m long and 5 mm in diameter. It is stretched 0.06mm by a force of 3kN. Calculate stress and strain. |
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Answer» Answer: stress is 152 MN and STRAIN is 0.00012 Explanation: stress is equal to F/Area. so 3000/pir*radius^2 3000/3.14*0.0025^2 so 3000/ 0.000019625 hence stress = 152866242 N/m^2 or 152MN strain = chanhe in lengeth / original length strain = .06/500 = 0.00012 enjoy dude |
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a perticles start from the rest and moves with constant acceleration of 0.5ms^-2. calculate the time taken by the particles to cover a distance. |
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Answer» Answer: u=0,v=18 km/hr=5 m/s,t=5 sec a= t v−u
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=(12.5)/5=2.5 m/s (b) Distance TRAVELLED is 12.5 m. Explanation: FOLLOW now |
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Shortest wavelenght radiation |
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Answer» Answer: Gamma RAYS Explanation: Gamma rays have the shortest WAVELENGTHS of the electromagnetic spectrum, and the highest ENERGIES. Gamma rays have such short wavelengths, that ASTRONOMERS usually discuss them in terms of ENERGY. |
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the stone is taken to another place,where the gravitational field strength is less than 10N/Kg.State how this affects the mass and the weight of stone |
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Answer» Answer: Mass remains the same while the weight MIGHT CHANGE as mass does not depend on GRAVITATIONAL FIELD strength while weight does depend on it. |
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what mass of copper will be deposited at Cathode if a current of 0.22 amp flows through the cell containing CuSO4 for 1.5 hours? |
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Answer» 0.39 g A metallic OBJECT to be PLATED with copper is placed in a solution of CuSO4. What mass of copper will be deposited if a CURRENT of 0.22 amp FLOWS through the CELL for 1.5 hours? The answer is 0.39 g Cu. |
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What is the importance of Social Dance Guidelines? Expound your answer |
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Answer» Social dance etiquette is important because: It helps you FIT in with the social dance crowd and makes social interactions easier. It helps you KEEP the peace and avoid getting into conflicts with other DANCERS. It helps you avoid OFFENDING or upsetting your partner and other dancers. |
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2.15 In ohm's experiment, the value of the unknown resistances were found to be 6.12, 6.24, 6.00,5.88,and 5.76,ohm.Calculate the absolute error, relative error and percentage error in thismeasurement. |
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Answer» average = (6.12 + 6.24 + 6.00 + 5.88 + 5.76)/5 = 29.30 / 5 = 5.86 ohm Absolute error |dx1| = 5.86 - 6.12 = 0.26 |dx2| = 5.86 - 6.24 = 0.38 |dx3| = 5.86 - 6.00 = 0.24 |dx4| = 5.86 - 5.88 = 0.02 |dx5| = 5.86 - 5.76 = 0.10 (0.26 + 0.38 + 0.24 + 0.02 + 0.10)/5 = 0.2 relative error = absolute error/actual number = 0.2 / 5.86 = 0.0341 percentage error = relative error × 100% =0.0341×100 = 3.41% PLEASE mark as BRAINLIEST |
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What is in phase vibration |
Answer» 》PHASE of vibrationTWO particles are said to be in the same phase when they are moving in the same direction and with the same velocity, or in CORRESPONDING PARTS of their paths . |
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Increase in length per unit length per degree rise in temperature of aluminium rod of10m is 24 x 10°/C. The increase in volume per unit volume per degree rise intemperature of a cube of aluminium of volume 100m", when both are heatedthrough the same range of temperature will be:* 72 x 10/C * 7.2 x 10-3/°C * 24 x 10-70 * 2.4 x 10-3°C |
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FULL FORM OF DTC????????????? |
Answer» DEPOSITORY TRUST CompanyThe Depository Trust Company (DTC) is ONE of the WORLD's largest securities depositories. Founded in 1973 and based in New YORK City, the DTC is organized as a limited purpose trust company and provides safekeeping through electronic record-keeping of securities balances. Have a great day ahead ❤️✌️ |
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(ii) A student conducts an experiment using a concave mirror with focal length of30cm. He places an object at a distance of 20cm in front of the mirror. Where is theimage likely to form?(a) 10cm in front of the mirror(c) 30 cm behind the mirror(b). 20 cm in front of themirror(d) 60 сm behind the mirror |
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Answer» Explanation: hey here is your answer pls mark I as brainliest so here we go now here concave MIRROR ,, object distance (u)=20 cm so we have to image distance ie v so apply mirror formula ie 1/v+1/u=1/f so substitute given values we GET 1/v=1/20=1/(-30) now be careful as there is negative sign so 1/v=1/(-30)-1/20 =1/30+1/20 =(30+20)/30×20 =50/600 thus 1/v=1/12 hence v=12 hence the image is formed above principal axis and lies to the ryt of it ie in quadrant 1 hence image is likely to form 12 cm infronnt of the mirror |
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How can we take measurement using a measuring tape which start from 2cm mark? |
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Answer» Explanation: easily measure an inch by placing a QUARTER DOLLAR (US) or a 10p coin (UK) against the object (easiest if the hamster is sleeping, really). If you don't have a coin, most people can measure an inch from the tip of their thumb to the first knuckle line on the inside of their thumb. For METRIC measurements, 2cm is equivalent to a penny (UK) or a cent (US). If you have a CREDIT card or ID card on you, it's most likely to be 85.60mm x 53.98mm (or 3.370" x 2.125"). |
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Radioactive decay is e- + e+ gives y + y . then calculate the y in given decay |
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The acceleration 'a' in m/s^2 of a particle is given by a= 3t^2+2t+2 where t is the time. If the particle starts out with a velocity u = 2m/s at t = 0, then the velocity at the end of 2 second will be ? |
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We know the acceleration is the rate of change of velocity . So , that ,
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LET the velocity at the end of 2 s be v . Therefore the upper limit of dv will be v and lower limit will be 2 . Also TIME will be integrated from t = 0 to t = 2 s . Putting the limits , we have , |
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How will you measure mass of a packet of milk? |
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Answer» Answer: It will be WRITTEN in a packet , if I buy packet milk ! Otherwise I don't know ! liquid is always MEASURED in LITRES only ! Explanation:
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Is stone is the example of rigidity. |
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Answer» ✎Rigidity is defined as the property exhibited by the solid to CHANGE in its SHAPE. That is when an EXTERNAL force is applied to the solid material, there won’t be any change in the shape. This shows that the particles are closely packed and the ATTRACTION between these particles are very strong. |
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An object of focal length on concave mirror drawing |
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Answer» SORRY actually i don't REMEMBER WELL. but i tried. if it's CORRECT give me 5 star and make me as brainliest THANK YOU |
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The higher the frequency of a wave ______.(a) the lower its speed(b) the shorter its wavelength(c) the greater its amplitude(d) the longer its p |
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Frequency is the reciprocal of ________a.amplitudeb.time periodc.phased.none of these |
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Answer» FREQUENCY is the RECIPROCAL of TIME PERIOD. |
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9.கண்ணாடி தண்டினை பட்டுத்துணியில் தேய்க்கும் பொழுது என்ன நிகழ்கிறது? |
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Answer» ஒரு கண்ணாடி தடி பட்டுடன் தேய்க்கும்போது நேர்மறையாக சார்ஜ் செய்யப்படுகிறது, அதே நேரத்தில் பட்டு எதிர்மறையாக சார்ஜ் செய்யப்படுகிறது. நன்றி |
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A) A body is dropped form height of 39.2m.Find the velocity with which it hits the ground. |
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Answer» hey FRIEND in which this year uh are |
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Derive the expression for energy of particle in 1-D potential well. |
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Answer» Answer: Wave represents the propagation of a disturbance in a medium. A wave function which describes the behaviour of a matter wave as a function of position and time. It has no direct physical significance as it is not an observable quantity. However , the values of the wave function is related to the probability of finding the matter particle at a GIVEN point in space at a given time. In classical physics it is known that The intensity of radiation is directly proportional to the square of Amplitude of the electromagnetic wave. In an analogy in quantum mechanics it can be written that. The density of matter particle is directly proportional to the square of Amplitude of the matter wave. An one dimensional potential well is a potential energy function mathematically given by. V(x)=0at0≤x =∞atx≤0andx≥L The potential energy is ZERO INSIDE the well and infinite at the boundaries. A particle trapped inside the infinitely high potential well can propagate along x-axis and gets REFLECTED from the boundary walls at x = 0 and x = L, but can never LEAVE the well. Such a state is called bound state. With zero potential energy the particle behaves as a free particle inside the well. Therefore the schodinger equation reads. ħ2/2m.(d2Ψ(x))/dx2=EΨ(x) (d2Ψ)/dx2+2mE/ħ2=0 (d2Ψ)/dx2+k2E(x)=0 The behaviour of the particle describe by the solution of equation (+x) and the termBe(−jkx) represents the motion in the backward (-x) direction. Here A and B are constants. |
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A trunk of mass 30kg is standing on a horizontal floor, the coefficient of friction, material permeability between the trunk and floor is 0.3 |
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Answer» F= COEFFICIENT m g Explanation: f=0.3×30×10 f= 90 |
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Discuss the situations of particle in one dimensional potential well |
Answer» Answer:OUTSIDE the limits. since it MUST be continuous and it is zero in the region of infinite potential. The first DERIVATIVE does not NEED to be continuous at the boundary (unlike other problems), because of the infinite discontinuity in the potential. |
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2) Label themain parts of the telescope |
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Answer» Answer: Primary mirror (for reflecting TELESCOPES), which CARRIES the same role as the primary lens in a refracting telescopes. EYEPIECE, which magnifies the image. MOUNTING, which supports the tube, enabling it to be rotated. Telescopes can be divided into two MAIN categories: refractors and reflectors. |
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Write the complete process of changing milk into curd? |
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Answer» Answer: Milk is converted into curd or YOGURT by the process of fermentation. Milk CONSISTS of globular proteins called casein. Here curd forms because of the chemical reaction between the lactic acid bacteria and casein. During fermentation, the bacteria USE ENZYMES to produce energy (ATP) from lactose. |
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