SOLVE DIS PHYSICS sums :)

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skygirl ·

4.) the 4th one..

two things to remember:

I) the sign of B will change.

II) the graph will follow the eqn. B= μ0i/2Πr [edited]

(a rectangular hyperbola)

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skygirl ·

current chole gelo !! :'( :'(

will post after it comes ok ?

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skygirl ·

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playpower94 ·

SKY PLZ MAKE ME CLEAR ABOUT DA ANSWER :) PF PROBLEM 4 or .. coz that option was dere.. but i cudnt understand how it happened .. ar why will the graph follkow E = kQ/r^2?.. plz explain clearly :)

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Asish Mahapatra ·

in Q28.. nothing else is given about θ2?? i think somethings missing.. some info. has to be given abt Q..

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skygirl ·

sorry play.. , i was in a hurry... so wrote wrong things...

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playpower94 ·

PLZ HELP SUM NO. 28 AND 86

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Asish Mahapatra ·

playpower 28. something missing...

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Ritika ·

ny answers 4 d 3rd one? wat has d pin to do wit it? c.o.m.?

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playpower94 ·

nope :Odat was what da sum was given i have checked [1] plz try den 86

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Ritika ·

wer's B in q.86 fig.?

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playpower94 ·

oops sorry [3] B is at the vertical pin point.. and i think this is undergoing ANGULAR SHM isnt it?.. plz solve

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iitimcomin ·

never saw such a post ... always forget to check general phy . section [2][2][2][2][2][2]..

okie any wayz ..... that sq. plate y have u scribbled on the right part of it???????? is that a hinge ????

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playpower94 ·

some one plz help

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playpower94 ·

SOMEONE HELP

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Prashant Shekhar ·

Question: 86
For small angular displacement θ
The total energy of the system can be written as
T=1/2 k (bθ)2+1/2 I ω2

where I is the moment of inertia about B.

Since the energy is conserved.
dT/dθ=0
or
kb2θ dθ/dt + I ω dω/dt=0
since ω=dθ/dt
we get
ω(kb2θ+I dω/dt)=0
or
d2θ/dt2=-kb2θ/I

Thus ang. acceleration is proportional to ang. displacement
or
ω2=kb2/I
or Time period T=2Î √I/kb2

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