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(i) Lead balls are spherical in shape.
(ii) Rain leaves and a globule of mercury placed on glass plate are spherical.
(iii) Hair of shaving painting brush, when goes in water spread out, but as soon as it is taken out. Its fur sticks together.
(iv) A greased needle saved gently on the free surface of water in a beaker does not sink.
(v) Likewise, insects may go on the free area of water without drowning.
(vi)Bits of computer gum go irregularly when engaged on water surface.
why electron move in orbit
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a body travelling with uniform acceleration crosses two points A &B with velocities 30m/s & 50m/s the speed of the body at mid point of A&B is approximately?
If instead of molecule, we assume a molecular of a monatomic gas, which having of a one atom, the translational motion can take place in any direction in space. Thus it can be solv
Q. State Coulombs law in electrostatics? Coulomb's law declares that the force of attraction or repulsion between two point charges is directly proportional to the product of t
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12 to 16 pages project or assignment on electrostatic shielding
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Bending moment : The diagram in created shear forces, but the applied forces also create bending. Consider a section x x' at a distance x measured from end B. Then R B
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