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Thermal Expansion
Duration: 7.40 Min
 
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Module - 2 Temperature
Duration: 14.54 Min
 
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Duration: 13.15 Min
 
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Duration: 7.30 Min
 
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Duration: 4.31 Min
 
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Duration: 2.56 Min
 
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Duration: 4.01 Min
 
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Module - 10 Solved Example-2
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Duration: 5.38 Min
 
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Duration: 3.27 Min
 
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Module - 15 Solved Example-3
Duration: 2.56 Min
 
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Module - 16 Solved Example-4
Duration: 2.40 Min
 
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Module - 17 Solved Example-5
Duration: 3.23 Min
 
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Module - 18 Solved Example-6
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Module - 19 Solved Example-7
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  2. how to learn such big formula . or is it necessary to learn this formula . if not than what thing we should learn from this wieght thermometre for jee advance.
    7 years ago by raghav dhamani

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  4. Sir I did not understand where did the numerator came from?
    7 years ago by Abhishek yadav

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  6. i failed to understand m=v(Rl-Rc)T.D0/(1+RlT) i understood the numerator sir but in denominator what exactly did you do..?
    8 years ago by Vaishnavi Kulkarni
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    If we take the relation of volume expansion and replace volumes by mass/density we get the final density to be (density initial)/ (1+¥?T)
    7 years ago by Abhishek yadav

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