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Ronak
·2010-05-19 00:53:17
2) is it 0.2199??wild guess + too much aapx....so tll whether right?
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Ronak
·2010-05-19 03:15:03
Using,
λ is the initial wavelength,
λ′ is the wavelength after scattering,
c is the speed of light, and
θ is the scattering angle.
here angle is 45 degree,,,,and λ′ is 0.22 as given by q,...........and h/mc is equal to 2.43×10−12 m.so u can find λ
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Manmay kumar Mohanty
·2010-05-19 04:16:07
that was gud but is the formula available in any theory buk or so...
where did u find that formula ?
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Sridhar M
·2010-05-19 04:50:24
Yeah that formula is there in many books. Infact its there in BITSAT arihant book :P
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Ronak
·2010-05-19 05:20:31
exactly i saw it arihant bitsat.!
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Pritish Chakraborty
·2010-05-19 05:22:50
So this means this question was Manmay's doubt as he didn't know the formula..:P
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Manmay kumar Mohanty
·2010-05-19 05:24:30
i knew that but i wondered if u guys knew that or not :P
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Anirudh Kumar
·2010-05-23 01:06:26
bhaiya please give some hint regarding q 1.
i got ans expression of PV using vanderwaals formula but am getting stuck when trying to differentiate w.r.t P