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A ball of mass 100g is dropped at time t=0. A second ball of mass 200g is dropped from the same point at t=0.2s .The distance between the center of mass of two balls and the release point at t=0.4s is:.......(Assume g=10m/s^(2) )
Ans:0.4m
A bullet of mass m moving horizontally with speed u hits a wooden block of mass M that is suspended from a massless string.The bullet gets lodged into the block and comes into halt.If the block-bullet combine swings to a maximum height h then how much of the initial kinetic energy of the bullet is lost in the collision?
Ans: mM u²/2(m+M)
a ball is dropped from a height h from rest.the ball travels (h/2) in last 1.0s the total time taken to the ball hit the ground is...
Ans 3.41s
explain excess pressure of a soap bubble.
write down surface tension of needle of length L.
write down short note on surface tension.
Consider a parallel plate capacitor which is maintained at potential 200V .
The separation distance between the plates of capacitor and the area of plates are 1mm and 20cm^(2) respectively.Calculate displacement current in 1microsecond .
ANS: 3.5mA
from a uniform circular sheet disc of radius 2cm(its centre of mass is at O), a circular portion of radius 1cm is removed such that shift in centre of mass is maximum. the disc is now rotated about O perpendicular to the plane through α, then the magnitude of displacement of new centre of mass is 1/√3 cm, then α is
Ans 120°

An airplane is flying with a velocity 290 m/s at an angle of 32 degrees to the horizon as shown in the image. When the altitude of the plane is 2360 meters above the ground a flare is released from the plane. The flare hits the ground at the point indicated in the image. What is the angle phi measured in degrees?


What is the sum of an objects kinetic energy and potential energy?
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