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(a) Explain the terms: 'magnetic field strength', 'magnetic flux density' and 'permeability' of a magnetic material. Write their SI units.
A current carrying conductor is placed at an angle of 30° to a uniform Magnetic field of strength 2×10³ T. The length of the conductor inside the Magnetic field is 2 m and the current flowing through it is 1.6 A. Calculate the Magnitude of the force experienced by it.
(b) Distinguish among 'nuclear fission' and 'nuclear fusion'. Which one of them is used for release of energy in a nuclear reactor? Name one fuel used in a nuclearreactor.
(c) With the help of a circuit diagram, explain the working of a P-N-P transistor.
Displacement and Distance A simple animation showing the difference among the distance and the displacement Distance and displacement are two quantities which may seem to mean
Explain magnetic bearing The horizontal angle among the line and magnetic meridian passing through one of the extremities of the line is known as magnetic bearing.
Inertia in an automobile You can view the same effect as in experiment 8 when you are riding in a car that is rapidly stopped. You have to brace yourself to keep from sliding
Can the voltage drop across the inductor or the capacitor in a series LCR circuit be greater than the applied voltage of the a.c. source?
A boy throws a ball of mass 20 kg vertically upwards.It raises to a maximum height of 100 m.At what height will the kinetic energy be reduced to 70%?
Vertical Circular Motion A mass is in circular motion within the vertical plane. We show the weight and force exerted through the tension within the string.
Determine the real position of an air bubble in a glass cube of side 0.3m if the bubble seems to be at a distance of 0.05 m from one face and at 0.15m from the opposite face.
Q. Explain Snells Law? It is believed that Snell developed his well-known equation by purely empirical means. He made various measurements of the refracting properties of vario
Details about halls effect
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