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skygirl
·2009-03-11 09:48:25
this one is ALWAYS correct dear ...
y not ? i mean do ou have a point?
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greatvishal swami
·2009-03-12 08:15:37
i think smthing is missing [4][4]
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skygirl
·2009-03-12 08:09:34
this is seeming mysterious to me :(
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vector
·2009-03-11 09:58:30
it s given that d actual ans is lying b/w a probable range only
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skygirl
·2009-03-11 09:57:00
i dunno y i took this at first place...
and also din think twice becoz... i got 38 .. and then saw the hided ans is 38.. so i thot i was correct...
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skygirl
·2009-03-11 09:55:32
yeah u are correct it seems to me now....
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greatvishal swami
·2009-03-11 09:54:20
ye baat to sirf min deviation ke liye true hai naa
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vector
·2009-03-11 09:52:42
δ=i-e δ=i+e-A comparing 1 n 2 i-e=i+e-A e=A/2
SO IT S NOT ALWAYS TRUE
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greatvishal swami
·2009-03-11 08:47:10
a ray incident at an angle 53° on a prism emerges at an angle of 37° as shown.......
where shown ????
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vector
·2009-03-11 09:41:15
hey sky 1 doubt δ= i-e is nt always applicable
it means e=a/2 not always possible
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vector
·2009-03-11 09:29:27
sky plz try d other ones wavelength n optics new
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skygirl
·2009-03-11 09:28:12
δ = i + e - A
case1: i=53,e=37 =>δ=16 so, A=76.
case2 : i=50, e=e , δ = i-e, A=76
aplying formula, i-e= i +e - 76 => 2e=76 => e=38.
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amit sahoo
·2009-03-11 09:07:17
yes, akand i think you are right.
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Akand
·2009-03-11 08:58:36
is delta constant saket???? i dont think so..........
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amit sahoo
·2009-03-11 08:54:24
shouldnt it be 40 as i +e = A+\delta so i+e = const