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Newton's Laws of Motion
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Illustration - 19 Sliding Over a Prism
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Illustration - 21 A Motor Boat in a Lake
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Illustration - 22 A Sinking Box in a Pond
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Illustration - 29 No Sliding Between Bodies
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Illustration - 40 A Sliding Ring in a Wire
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  2. Why T< g/4 if a > g/4 sir?? Please explain sir
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  4. why you are taking the breaking strength of the rope as the tension in the string sir????????
    7 years ago by ashish
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    here, as we have to find the acceleration of the sliding boy under the condition that the rope does not break hence we must take the value of tension as the maximum value before the rope snaps.
    7 years ago by Ashwin Murali

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