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

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Sir why did you take time lost or gained by clock per second as delta t = 1/2 alpha deltaT. but the formula was delta t/t = 1/2 alpha delta T

4 years ago by Ayan Borchetia

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thanku sir for these videos which are improving my interest and marks in physics also i have a doubt in this video please please please reply sir ; if the pendulum is 5 sec fast then temp is 10 sec slow so the eqn becomes 5 = 1/2.alpha.(t not-15).86400 similarly in 2nd eqn it becomes -10=1/2.alpha.(tnot 300).86400 as the time decreases temp increases is this true please please reply sir

7 years ago by teja

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sir why you took 15-t0 in numerator and 30-t0 in denominator???????????????

8 years ago by Mohammad Abbas

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