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Natural and forced vibrations When we strike a tuning fork with a rubber hammer it vibrates with certain frequency. The frequency does not change even if we hit it harder.
Your friend has gifted an earphone set to you. While music is on you will try to oppose the two ear phone pieces to attract. Task-I: Will they attract? If yes, why so?
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When a physical property such as charge exists in discrete "packets" rather than in continuous amounts, the property is said to be: a) Discontinuous b) Abrupt c)
Chlorine atom differs from chloride ion in the number of: (1) Proton (2) Neutron (3) Electrons (4) Protons and electrons Ans: Electrons
two vectors 40N and 30N act at acute angle 3o degrees to each other find the resultant vector using analytical method
Q. State Kirchoff's second law in electricity? Kirchoff's second law (voltage law) the algebraic total of the products of resistance as well as current in each part of any
how dielectric mat is used for high voltage safety ? how it works?
Motion of an object in a straight line is known one dimensional motion. The location of a particle in one dimensional motion can be defined by only one variable (say x). For a pa
Which of the subsequent represent the two kinds of basic (single-concept) electric potential problems?
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