What is the difference between uniform and non-uniform motion?
`E=(Delta V)/(Delta d)=10/2=5 V//m`. (It is along + ve x-axis)
2 Answers 1 viewsCorrect Answer - `vec(V)cos((qBt)/(m))vec(V)_(0)+((qt)/(m))(vec(E))+sin((qBt)/(m))((vecV_(0)xxvec(B))/(B))`
2 Answers 1 viewsFrom the sine rule, we get `(AB)/(sin C)=(AC)/(sinB)=(BC)/(sinA)= ((AB)(BC)(CA))/(2DeltaABC)` `BC=|vec(BC)|=|hatc cos gamma=-hatbcosbeta|=|(hata.hatb)hatc-(hatc.hata)hatb|=|(hataxx(hatbxxhatc))|` `AC = |vec(AC)|=|hatbxx(hatcxxhata)|and AB = |vec(AB)|=hatcxx(hataxx hatb)|` `DeltaABC=1/2|vec(BC)xxvec(BA)|` `=1/2 |(hatc cosgamma-hatb cos beta)xx(hata cosalpha-hatbcosbeta)|` `=1/2 |(hatc xxhata)cosalpha cosgamma+(hatbxxhatc)cosalphacosbeta+(hata...
2 Answers 1 views`Let" " vecr=x_(1)veca+x_(2)vecb+x_(3)veccRightarrow vecr.(vecbxxvecc)=x_(1)veca.(vecbxxvecc)or x_(1)=([vecr vecb vecc])/([veca vecb vecc])`. `Also, " " vecr.(veccxxveca)=x_(2)vecb.(veccxxveca)orx_(2)=([vecrveccveca])/([vecavecbvecc])` `and vecr.(vecaxxvecb)=x_(3)vecc. (vecaxxvecb)or x_(3)=([vecr vecavecb])/([veca vecbvecc])` `Rightarrow vecr=([vecrvecb vecc])/([vecavecbvecc])veca+([vecrveccveca])/([vecavecbvecc])vecb+([vecrvecavecb])/([vecavecb vecc])vecc` `or [vecbveccvecr]veca+[veccvecavecr]vecb+[vecavecbvecr]vecr=[vecavecbvecc]vecr`
2 Answers 1 viewsCorrect Answer - `[(mu_(0)I r^(2))/(2 pi d (R^(2) - r^(2)))]`
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2 Answers 1 viewsNo. Uniformly rectilinear motion Non-uniform rectilinear motion i. The object is moving with constant velocity. The object is moving with variable velocity. ii. The average and instantaneous velocities are same. The average and instantaneous velocities are different. iii. The average...
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