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Calculate percentage error in the determination of G= 4pie square L/Tsquare , when L and T are measured with plus minus 2% and plus minus 3% error respectively. 
Asked by Ravidalton816 | 13 Jun, 2019, 09:58: PM
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.A SHM is expressed by the equation x = A cos (ωt + φ) and the phase angle φ =0. Draw graphs to show variation of displacement, velocity and acceleration for one complete curve in SHM.
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the dimension of stopping potential vo in photoelectric effect in units of plank's constant 'h',speed of light 'c' and gravitational constant 'G' and ampereA
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In this que while solving it we take D F of alpha =D.F of beta.Why is it so?
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In physics if 2 quantities are dimensionless then their dimensional formula are equal?
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7. State the relation between maximum range and maximum height of the projectile if the angle of projection is 45 deg
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The second overtone of a pipe closed at one end has the same frequency as the third overtone of a pipe open at both ends. Compare the length of the pipes
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two forces whose magnitude are in the 3:5 give a resultant f Jatio 3:5 give 20 N. If fac 20. It fue angle of thread indination of each face find Magnitude
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Q17. The velocity time relation of an electron starting from rest is given by v = kt where k = 6m / (s ^ 2) Calculate the distance traversed in 2 sec. 122
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pressure of a gas in a closed cylinder is expressed in the following manner p=pa+hpg identity the expression for absolute pressure and gauge pressure
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