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P1+12ρv12+ρgh1=P2+12ρv22+ρgh2cap P sub 1 plus one-half rho v sub 1 squared plus rho g h sub 1 equals cap P sub 2 plus one-half rho v sub 2 squared plus rho g h sub 2

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Resolving forces horizontally (providing centripetal force):

Y | * * * (H_max) | * * v0| * * | / θ * O ------------------- X R (Range) Horizontal displacement: Vertical displacement: Substitute

ve=2GMR=2gRspace v sub e equals the square root of the fraction with numerator 2 cap G cap M and denominator cap R end-fraction end-root equals the square root of 2 g cap R end-root Unit 6: Mechanical Properties of Fluids Ascent Formula (Capillary Rise) all important derivations of physics class 11 pdf download

W=∫R∞GMmx2dx=GMm[−1x]R∞space cap W equals integral from cap R to infinity of the fraction with numerator cap G cap M m and denominator x squared end-fraction d x equals cap G cap M m open bracket negative 1 over x end-fraction close bracket sub cap R raised to the infinity power

L⃗=r⃗×p⃗space modified cap L with right arrow above equals modified r with right arrow above cross modified p with right arrow above Differentiating with respect to time ( ) using the product rule:

(P1−P2)ΔV=(12Δmv22−12Δmv12)+(Δmgh2−Δmgh1)open paren cap P sub 1 minus cap P sub 2 close paren cap delta cap V equals open paren one-half delta m v sub 2 squared minus one-half delta m v sub 1 squared close paren plus open paren delta m g h sub 2 minus delta m g h sub 1 close paren Divide the entire equation by volume (noting that density

ω2=gl⟹ω=glomega squared equals g over l end-fraction ⟹ omega equals the square root of g over l end-fraction end-root Since Time Period Can’t copy the link right now

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Deriving the optimum speed and maximum safe speed ( ) for a vehicle on a curved, banked road.

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ω2=gL⟹ω=gLspace omega squared equals the fraction with numerator g and denominator cap L end-fraction ⟹ omega equals the square root of the fraction with numerator g and denominator cap L end-fraction end-root Since time period their policies apply.

y=usinθ(xucosθ)−12g(xucosθ)2y equals u sine theta open paren the fraction with numerator x and denominator u cosine theta end-fraction close paren minus one-half g of open paren the fraction with numerator x and denominator u cosine theta end-fraction close paren squared

ma=−(mgl)x⟹a=−(gl)xm a equals negative open paren m g over l end-fraction close paren x ⟹ a equals negative open paren g over l end-fraction close paren x

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