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  1. Asked: September 16, 2020In: Mechanical Physics

    A ball thrown vertically from a moving vehicle

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    Added an answer on September 16, 2020 at 6:24 pm

    The ball falls back to the vehicle. The ball travels at the same velocity ( including direction) as the vehicle due to inertia.

    The ball falls back to the vehicle.
    The ball travels at the same velocity ( including direction) as the vehicle due to inertia.

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  2. Asked: September 14, 2020In: Mechanical Physics

    Vehicle Moving on High Speed along dusty road

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    Added an answer on September 14, 2020 at 3:39 pm

    As air moves, it carries dust with it. Along the sides, air flow is streamlined; pressure is thus lower than inside so dust does not enter. At the rear, turbulence sets in causing eddies. This disturbance allows air to enter inside the vehicle, with dust.

    As air moves, it carries dust with it.

    Along the sides, air flow is streamlined; pressure is thus lower than inside so dust does not enter.

    At the rear, turbulence sets in causing eddies. This disturbance allows air to enter inside the vehicle, with dust.

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  3. Asked: September 6, 2020In: Mechanical Physics

    Free Fall

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    Added an answer on September 10, 2020 at 6:56 pm

    A freely falling body accelerates, so the resultant force is in a downward direction, thereby feeling weightless.

    A freely falling body accelerates, so the resultant force is in a downward direction, thereby feeling weightless.

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  4. Asked: September 4, 2020In: Electricity and Magnetism

    CONTROL GRID

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    Added an answer on September 10, 2020 at 6:47 pm

    When the negativity of the grid is increased, fewer electrons cross it; the intensity of the beam decreases, reducing the brightness of the spot on the screen. When the grid is made less negative, more electrons cross, increasing the intensity of the electron beam. This increases the brightness of tRead more

    When the negativity of the grid is increased, fewer electrons cross it; the intensity of the beam decreases, reducing the brightness of the spot on the screen.
    When the grid is made less negative, more electrons cross, increasing the intensity of the electron beam. This increases the brightness of the spot on the screen.

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  5. Asked: September 10, 2020In: Electricity and Magnetism

    Application of capacitor

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    Added an answer on September 10, 2020 at 6:41 pm

    The capacitor gets charged thereby preventing sparking at the contact. Instead of sparking, the discharge at the contact is used to charge the capacitor.

    The capacitor gets charged thereby preventing sparking at the contact. Instead of sparking, the discharge at the contact is used to charge the capacitor.

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