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Can anyone give me the answer of this question of Physics of circular motion?

RUCHI RAJ 12th Jul, 2019

Hello Aspirant.

Since it's a frictionless surface, the total potential energy of the body will be converted to kinetic energy.

So, mgh=½mv^2

h=v^2/2g

Since the minimum velocity at the lowest point to complete the loop is √(5gr)

So, h= (5gD/2)/2g

Therefore the minimum height= 5/4D

Hope it helps.

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The closest distance of approach of an Alpha particle travelling with a velocity V towards a stationary nucleus is d for the closest distanc

Pratyay Islam 16th Mar, 2020

Hello Student , this can be easily derived as shown below

Let m and v be the mass and velocity of alpha particle directed towards the centre of nucleus.

Kinetic Energy of alpha particle = K = 1/2 * mv²

Positive charge on the nucleus is Ze and charge of

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I want to become ias officer and I want to choose physics subject

Prashant_1553778274 Student Expert 7th Apr, 2019

Hello Rohit,

To choose physics as optional subject for CSE.  It is wise to consider physics as an optional subject but only if  your interest in the subject is immense.Optional paper consists of 500 marks and be given respect by the candidate..The respect here means you should only consider that

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On certain websites it is mentioned that JOSAA wants 75% in 5 subjects for admission in IITs or NITs

Sajid khan 17th May, 2019
Hello harshit ,
The system of calculating of percentage is like PCM plus one compulsory subject you have like emglish,hindi,bengali a compulsory subject like you studied from English medium school the compulsory suvject will ne English and percentage will calculate like English plus PCM
I hope You get it
Best
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What about the probability of getting Physics or Chemistry honours at DU with 78 and 79 in the respective subjects and 55 in Maths? (84.6%)

tyagi2001ayush_9087518 Student Expert 20th May, 2019

The criteria for admission in chemistry Hons and physics Hons is the aggregate percentage of PCM marks and to get admission in chemistry Hons and physics Hons,  at least 88% marks are required ( for general category students). Your PCM percentage is much less than the expected cutoffs. So,  unfortunately,

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I got 93.33 percent in pcm can I get a college in bsc physics or computer honours in du in south campus . I am from general category

kashishjuneja2000_8032841 Student Expert 18th May, 2019

Hey,

you can definitely get a college in south campus for bsc physics or computer honours. The colleges you have chances of getting in are- dyal singh College, deendyal upadhyay college, pgdav, etc. just wait for the final cut offs. You will definitely get a good college.

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I got 94%(best four) in my class 12 CBSE board exam.Can i get Physics Hons. in any college of north campus?

Sanjeet Singh 17th May, 2019
Selection will be made on the basis of PCM Score in bsc physics hons
I am also doing bsc physics hons from DU
So you can contact me on whatsapp 9053773812
Msg me. With out any hesitation
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For giving btech entrance exam in Delhi university only 12th result is sufficient ?

vibekmandal10_6455613 Student Expert 17th May, 2019
Hello Aspirant
For admission in btech in DTU minimum 60% marks in 12th board . Final admission is on the basis of the Jee main results followed by counseling ( JAC ).
Thanks
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Which one is best enginearing physics from DTU or bsc in cs from DU

Blah blah 17th May, 2019

BBrother, 

Engineering Physics is more practical oriented. If you want to go for further studies like MS IN PHYSICS or PHD then you can opt for engineering physics as ayour course. 

But if you are not interested in higher studies and want to get a decent job after your graduation

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If I have physics chem bio eng psycho in 12 and physical educationaa additional subject ..then how my percentage will be calculated by CBSE

Raksha Choudhary 7th Apr, 2019
The first  five subject in which you have scored highest will be included for your percentage. 
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