ACCHA QUESTN : PHYSICS try it.............

try Q28

ans B

16 Answers

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deepanshu001 agarwal ·

wat has d vel of wave got 2 wid this....

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skygirl ·

arey waha pe tension calculate karte hain naa...

v = root(T/mu) ...

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tapanmast Vora ·

BTW ye mera dbt nahi hai [3]

par ha i thot differently,

@ Asis can u posst ur methd i think its diff frm wat i did by takin normal reaction force and its components

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tapanmast Vora ·

asis apni methd bata, meine to apni bata di

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Asish Mahapatra ·

arey mujhe abhi woh tuition copy dhoondnaa padega... usi mein likhaa tha aur usi type ke aur kuch probs diye the ... jab mielga tab post kar doonga .. abhi mujhe woh yaad nahiin hai....

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Philip Calvert ·

i didn't get the ques
wat is R/2 here ? [7]

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Abhishek Priyam ·

ans: (b)

W/(2√3Ï€)

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Abhishek Priyam ·

Fig II and III is fig of thread from top....

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Abhishek Priyam ·

W=Ncos(300),
N=2W/√3

Nsin(300)=W/√3

F=Wdl/√32Ï€r
F=Wrdθ/√32Ï€r .....r=R/2

F=2Tsin(dθ/2)
F=2Tdθ/2=Tdθ

Wrdθ/√32Ï€r=Tdθ

T=W/2√3Ï€ ...(ans)

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Abhishek Priyam ·

If coefficient of friction would have been μ
then..

T=K(sinθ-μcosθ)/(cosθ+μsinθ)

bcause for μ=tanθ T should be zero.. [3] by my tanθ theorem... [3]
and in denominator...just opposite... bcause...when we take component of any force N and μN is two perp directions then once Nsinθ then Ncosθ.. [3]

But earlier when θ=300 and μ=0 we have the answer... so K=mg/2π..(in between just T=K(..) can help you to match the options..
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This was tukka..
Now just posting the solution for friction coefficient=μ

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Abhishek Priyam ·

Ncosθ+μNsinθ=mg
Nsinθ-μNcosθ)=F'

F'rdθ/2πr=2Tdθ/2

N(sinθ-μNcosθ)dθ/2π=Tdθ

Putting N from 1st equaion

N=mg/(cosθ+μsinθ)..
\frac{mg}{2\pi}(\frac{sin\theta -\mu cos\theta }{cos\theta +\mu sin\theta })

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deepanshu001 agarwal ·

mr.priyam r a dropout or r u in class 12

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Lokesh Verma ·

he is in xii

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deepanshu001 agarwal ·

wat is dis tan wala theorem....

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tapanmast Vora ·

arre kuch nahi.....

USKA apna theorem hai [4]

matlab its jus a deduction

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Abhishek Priyam ·

:D

tanθ theorem...

Whenever q is related with friction answer is almost always tanθ....
(given you choose θ correctly... else it would come out to be cotθ.)
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