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Optimus Prime
·2009-03-24 05:01:57
PARA OF COLLISIONS:
q.1 LET THE SPEEDOF BLOCK JUST BEFORE IT STRIKES THE SECOND INCLINED PLANE BE V, THEN
mv2/2 = mg(√3tan(60)
v=√60m/s

speed of block immediately after it strikes the second incline is √45m/s(because in perfectly elastic collision the component of velocity along a line of impact becomes 0 )
hence option b
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Optimus Prime
·2009-03-24 05:04:13
para of archimedes
as the bubble moves upwards besides the buoyancy force forces acting on it is the force due to gravity and the force due to viscosity
hence i think it is option d
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karan9989 gupta
·2009-03-24 20:22:21
in ans 1 isn't the line of impact , along the initial direction of velocity I know i am wrong Please explain it and in 2 ans why the force due to pressure of water is not considered in the ans
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iitimcomin
·2009-03-28 03:08:32
PHEW FINALLY GOT JEE 2008 PAPER ............
OKIE SO NOW TEMP AT BOTTOM = T
TEMP AT y above = ???????
now we know its adiabatic
TP1-γ = CONSTANT .....
CHUMA PUT p1 = ÏgH and p2 = Ïg(H-y)
find T2 ................easy for jee level
part 2
buoyancy force is just ÏV .................
V varies wit y and so does buoyant force .,
V at bottom = RT/ÏgH ......................
now we know PVγ = CONSTANT THUS WE CAN FIND V AT DISTANCE Y .........
as P at y = Ïg(H-y)
simple.................just lill logical......