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if x + 1/x = 2 , then what is the value of x⁹⁵ + 1/x⁹⁵.

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JEE Main - Chemistry

solid state

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JEE Main - Mathematics

sin 3theta-cos 3theta greater than zero then theta lies in

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JEE Main - Physics

Sir,The gravitational due to a uniform disc at a point in its axis is 2GMr/R²((1/r)-(1/√(r²+R²))).Andthe potential at a point in the axis is -2GM/R²(√(R²+r²)-r) where R-radius and r-distance in the axis. Also,We know that on differentiating gravitational potential we get the gravitational field at that point.But that is not the case for disc.On integrating the potential we are not getting the value of the field.Why is it so? Please help

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The maximum number of possible interference maxima for slit separation equal to twice the wavelength in ydse is ?

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what is solid and plane angle

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velocity

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Please,give solution

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soln

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Which One of the Following is Not Correct A. The Momentum is always conserved in Elastic Collision B. The Momentum is Always conserved in Non elastic Collision C. The Momentum is always conserved for Impulsive force acting On system D The Momentum of one body system under gravity is not conserved in Y Direction

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