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High School/JEE/NEET/IPhO Physics | 17-19 Yrs

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Illustration - 1 Battery Reversal in a Capacitor

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Illustration - 2 A Capacitor with Tilled Plate

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Illustration - 3 Non-uniform Electric Field in a Capacitor

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Illustration - 4 Capacitance of a System of Parallel Plates

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Illustration - 5 Charging a Capacitive Circuit

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Illustration - 6 Capacitance of an Enveloped Sphere

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Illustration - 7 Heat Dissipation in Charging a Charged Capacitor

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Illustration - 8 Heat Dissipation in Parallel Combination of Two Charged Capacitors

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Illustration - 9 Volume Charge Filled in a Capacitor

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Illustration - 10 Different Charges on Plates of a Capacitor

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Illustration - 11 Equivalent Capacitance of an Unbalanced Wheatstone Bridge

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Illustration - 12 Capacitor Connection with Opposite Polarity

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Illustration - 13 Analyzing Capacitive Circuit

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Illustration - 14 Analyzing Capacitive Circuit-2

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Illustration - 15 Analyzing Capacitive Circuit-3

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Illustration - 16 Analyzing Capacitive Circuit-4

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Illustration - 17 Analyzing Capacitive Circuit-5

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Illustration - 18 Analyzing Ladder Networks

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Illustration - 19 Multiplying Factor in a Capacitive Circuit

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Illustration - 20 Equivalent Capacitance of Symmetry Circuit-1

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Illustration - 21 Equivalent Capacitance of Symmetry Circuit-2

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Illustration - 22 Capacitors Connected in Form of a Cube-1

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Illustration - 23 Capacitors Connected in Form of a Cube-2

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Illustration - 24 Capacitors Connected in Form of a Cube-3

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Illustration - 25 Equivalent Capacitance of a Symmetry Circuit-3

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Illustration - 26 Spherical Capacitor Connections-1

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Illustration - 27 Spherical Capacitor Connections-2

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Illustration - 28 Spherical Capacitor Connections-3

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Illustration - 29 Spherical Capacitor Connections-4

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Illustration - 30 Energy Variation due to Dielectric Insertion

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Illustration - 31 Increasing Separation Between Plates of a Capacitor

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Illustration - 32 Rise in Liquid Level Between Plates of a Capacitor

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Illustration - 33 Variation of Dielectric in a Capacitor Along the Plates

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Illustration - 34 Variation of Dielectric Normal to Plates of Capacitor

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Illustration - 35 Charge Flow Through a Branch in Capacitive Circuit

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Illustration - 36 Charge Flow Through a Switch in Capacitive Circuit-1

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Illustration - 37 Charge Flown Through a Switch in Capacitive Circuit-2

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Illustration - 38 Current in Capacitive Branch due to Motion of Plates

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Illustration - 39 Liquid Rising in a Capacitor

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Sir please tell me when can we isolate a junction as it is done in the alternative method

9 years ago by Mohak Sharma

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Sir i considered one of the parallelograms inscribed in the figure to be a wheatstone bridge and got the right answer but can it be considered wheatstone bridge because another wires are touching one of its junctions.the wheatstone bridge is not free?

9 years ago by Mohak Sharma

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No it cant be.Potential drop across the mid cap is 50 v in each case.

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Sir in the alternative method i have doubt in the step of isolating junction..what does it actually mean..how it is done..why after isolation both have 50 volt?___thanks for all help and video lectures

9 years ago by Mohak Sharma

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Since the middle potential will always be 50 volt no matter what the arrangement of the lower figure.Since it is independent of lower structure the node can be isolated.

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