Questions tagged [homework-and-exercises]
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Faraday's law of induction with a DC voltage source
I have taken an old exam problem and modified it via MS Paint to include a DC power source.
Let's assume the area vector of the loop points out of the page. In the original problem with no DC voltage ...
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In synchronotron, the required high magnetic fields are generated by ___________?
This question came in KEAM 2025 April 28. I have searched extensively, but cannot find an answer anywhere.
The options given were
A) Solenoid only
B) Electromagnet only
C) Toroid only
D) Solenoid and ...
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Double Mass Pendulum: Period of Small Oscillations and Velocity After Detachment [closed]
A pendulum consists of a rigid rod of negligible mass and length
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$Q$ total is not equal to $q$ enclosed and $q$ outside through Gauss law [closed]
This is the answer to the question that what would be the flux through a cylinder which has same centre as that of a sphere of radius $R$ containing charge $Q$ if the height of sphere is greater than $...
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How to obtain the Virasoro decendent $\alpha_{-1}^2|0\rangle$?
It was known that $$[L_m,\alpha_n]=-n \alpha_{m+n}$$
For a virasoro primary states $|\alpha\rangle$, one could act on the $L_{-n}$ raising operator to obtain the decendents $L_{-n} |\alpha \rangle$.
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How to prove that during acceleration a particle can have only either parabolic or linear trajectory? [closed]
How I can prove that if a particle is in motion with constant acceleration its trajectory will only and only either parabolic or linear.
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Small block attached to a spring on a wedge [closed]
I recently came across this question:
A wooden wedge of mass 𝑀 is placed on a smooth table. A small wooden block of mass 𝑚 is connected to the top of the wooden wedge with a spring of elastic ...
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Moment of inertia of a quadrilateral [closed]
I found this problem in one of my tests.
Here's a uniform slab $OABC$. Now $\overline{CB}$ $= 10cm, \overline{AB} = 2cm, \angle B=\angle O=90^\circ,$ $\overline{OA} = \overline{OC}$. What will be the ...
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What exactly is the upper cabin mass used for and how is the problem solved? [closed]
Two elevator cars of masses m1 and m2 that can be raised or lowered are connected by a rope with tension T1. There is an object of mass m3 in car 1 on which the vertical force of the support and the ...
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Two friends on a frictionless well [closed]
Two friends A and B each weighing
40 kg are sitting in a frictionless well having vertical circular smooth wall . They subtend angle 90 degree at the centre of well . A rolls a ball of mass 40 kg in ...
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Direction of Force on an Inserted Dielectric [closed]
If I correctly understand the physics underlying how capacitors work, then whenever a dielectric is inserted between the plates of a capacitor, the interaction between the electric field induced in ...
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How to find the spring constant using a weight, a timer, and a ruler? [closed]
I'm a high school physics student and in my class we are doing a lab which involves finding the spring constant using this phet spring simulator (in the lab all settings are the default except that ...
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Derivation of Rotational Inertia for a uniform cylinder [closed]
I'm a high school student studying physics. I have foundational knowledge in calculus and physics, but my skills in the application of calculus are (evidently) weak. I was performing the derivation of ...
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Infinite Hexagon Grid of Resistors [closed]
How to find the equivalent resistance between two opposite points, the resistor between any two points is $R$. For adjacent and one point apart, the answer comes out to be $R$ but cannot do the same ...
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Problem regarding torque [closed]
I am unable to find a correct answer to this.
X and Y are two forces (as shown in the figure below) 400 cm apart. O is the point midway between X and Y. P is a point along X. Calculate the sum of ...