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Net Heat flow at a junction is Zero
Internal Energy does not depend on the path
Internal Energy in a cyclic Process is zero
Workdone is given by the area enclosed by the process on the PV diagram
Always make sure you Heat(Q) ,Internal Energy(U) and Work(W) with correct sign in equation
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Answer the question in this post to test your concepts for competitive exams.
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Right hand rule for cross product:-
Consider that c is the cross product of two vectors a and b i.e.,
c=a x b
If direction of vector a is along the x axis and that of b along z axis then direction of vector c could be find using right hand rule for cross products.
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CBSE has relaxed the passing criteria for Class 10 Board for the year 2018. As per the notice, students need to obtains 33% overall in both internal assessment and board examination to pass the subject. This is one time measure for this year students only as they were coming from different assessment background while they
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A non inertial Frame of Refrence is the frame of refrence which is having acceleration a. Example Free Falling elevator
Newtons law are valid in inertial frame of refrence only. We cannot apply them as it is in non inertial frame of refrence as it left out the acceleration of the object because of the frame of refrence.
Let me provide simple example to illustrate this.
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This article is about CBSE Class 10 Physics formulas and summary pdf(Free). Having all the formulas in one place is always helpful for the students, Keeping that in mind, We have prepared a physics formula pdf for CBSE Class 10 students. This physics formula and summary pdf contain the physics formula and outline aimed at
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Suppose two charges q1 and q2 are moving with velocities v1 and v2 $respectively. Let r be the distance between the particles at any instant. Now two forces would be acting on each charges at this particular instant
a) Electric Force:- which is given by
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We already know about gravitational and electrostatic forces now a question arises that does these forces still hold when we talk about nuclear dimensions as gravitational force between two protons is far too less to hold them and electrostatic force between two protons always a force repulsive in nature . So what hold protons together to form a nucleus.
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