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How much are u expectin in Physics ???

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How much u expectin in Physics

below 30
0
No votes
30 - 40
0
No votes
40 - 50
0
No votes
50 - 55
3
38%
55 - 60
2
25%
60 - 65
3
38%
above 65
0
No votes
 
Total votes : 8

How much are u expectin in Physics ???

Postby sachinsethi » Sat Mar 08, 2008 1:03 pm

hey i knw u don't want to recollect those memories.. but i just wanted to knw how i did in comparision to others !!!
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Re: How much are u expectin in Physics ???

Postby pkciit » Sat Mar 08, 2008 3:49 pm

i am expecting 50-55 ;)
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Re: How much are u expectin in Physics ???

Postby pkciit » Sat Mar 08, 2008 3:50 pm

the ratios i got were 1:2 and 2:1 8-)
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Re: How much are u expectin in Physics ???

Postby farheen » Sat Mar 08, 2008 10:50 pm

YEA..WAS A MINDBLOWING XAM-LITERALLLY :D
NYWAYZ MAYB 55-60'S..DEPENDS ON TE WAY THE EXAMINER CORRECTS THOUGH
NYWAYZ GUD LUCK PPL!
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Re: How much are u expectin in Physics ???

Postby sachinsethi » Sun Mar 09, 2008 1:28 pm

dunno how u got the second result mate..

see... for second case !
area of first wire = A
area of second wire = 2A

if for wire 1, the resistance is = R
then for wire 2, resistance is = R/2

when connected in parallel... current across wire one = I/3
current across wire 2 = 2I/3 (becuase of ratio of resistances.)

then
v = I /(neA)

v1 = I/(3neA)
v2 = 2I/(3ne2A) = I/(3neA)
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