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DEFORMATION IN A REAL BODY DUE TO APPLICATION OF FORCE
The idea of a hard body, where the constituent molecules are fixed with respect to each other, is theoretical. Till how we were operating with a hard body because of most solids have very little deformation on function of relatively small forces. But if the forces are big sufficient we cannot ignore the deformation.
Two resistors, of resistance 3 and 6, are connected in parallel across a battery having a voltage of 12V. Determine (a) The total circuit resistance and (b) The current ?
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brewsters law
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