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  1. Asked: February 1, 2021In: Classical Physics

    FORCE

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    Added an answer on March 24, 2021 at 3:03 pm

    a push or a pull on an object

    a push or a pull on an object

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  2. Asked: February 25, 2021In: Electricity and Magnetism

    Magnetic effect of electric current

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    to ensure that current flowing through the rotor windings is always in the same direction and the proper coil in the rotor is energized in the respect to the field coils.

    to ensure that current flowing through the rotor windings is always in the same direction and the proper coil in the rotor is energized in the respect to the field coils.

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  3. Asked: February 27, 2021In: Electricity and Magnetism

    Magnetism and electrical

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    Repulsion only occur between like poles while attraction occurs between unlike poles and between a pole and magnetic material

    Repulsion only occur between like poles while attraction occurs between unlike poles and between a pole and magnetic material

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  4. Asked: February 17, 2021In: Thermodynamics

    Heat transfer

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    Added an answer on February 21, 2021 at 8:16 pm

    in conduction no particles involved, which might hinder heat transfer due to their vibration hence faster

    in conduction no particles involved, which might hinder heat transfer due to their vibration hence faster

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  5. Asked: February 17, 2021In: Thermodynamics

    Heat transfer

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    oil acts as a lubricant hence reduce friction between surfaces in mutual contact

    oil acts as a lubricant hence reduce friction between surfaces in mutual contact

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  6. Asked: January 21, 2021In: Modern Physics

    Force

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    gravitational force of attraction between the astronaut and earth provides centripetal force. for the astronaut to move round orbit then gravitational force must be equal to centripetal force

    gravitational force of attraction between the astronaut and earth provides centripetal force. for the astronaut to move round orbit then gravitational force must be equal to centripetal force

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  7. Asked: January 16, 2021In: Electricity and Magnetism

    Transformers

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    in transformer power is conserved on both ends hence no amplification

    in transformer power is conserved on both ends hence no amplification

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

    Charged Particle

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    a charged particle produces electromagnetic waves upon it's acceleration

    a charged particle produces electromagnetic waves upon it’s acceleration

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  9. Asked: December 7, 2020In: Thermodynamics

    Concrete and steel

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    Added an answer on December 17, 2020 at 4:53 am

    concrete and steel have same linear expansivity hence uniform expansion and contraction

    concrete and steel have same linear expansivity hence uniform expansion and contraction

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  10. Asked: December 10, 2020In: Electricity and Magnetism

    Working of a transformer

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    works based on the principal of mutual induction. an alternating current is supplied to primary coil which I turn produces a changing and alternating flux that surrounds the p.coil. when the second coil (secondary coil) is brought close to it (p.coil) some portion of alternating flux link with s.coiRead more

    works based on the principal of mutual induction. an alternating current is supplied to primary coil which I turn produces a changing and alternating flux that surrounds the p.coil. when the second coil (secondary coil) is brought close to it (p.coil) some portion of alternating flux link with s.coil . as the flux is continuously changing there is also a changing flux linkage in the s.coil hence flow of current

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