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Can you explain Ohms Law? Ans. If Temperature remains constant then current flow is directly proportional to applied Voltage. I ∝ V, I = V/R (resistance of the conductor)
Q. Explain what do you understand by the terms potential well and potential barrier. How does a particle with energy lesser than the barrier height tunnels through its quantum mech
Define term practical optical fibre in short. Optical fibre: A practical optical fibre has in common three coaxial areas. The innermost area is the light guiding region term
why the reflective index of cladding is lower then in core of a fiber optic?
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What is the effect of torque and equilibrium on taps,doors,handlebars and bicycles?
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The essential and sufficient condition for a SHM:-
A small air bubble is placed 0.04 m inside a glass sphere of refractive index 1.5. When viewed normally from outside it is seen at a depth of 0.03 m. Determine the radius of curvat
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