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  2. Which type of forces are responsible in explosion of chemical bomb int...

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  4. Explain linear momentum. Represent it in formula form.

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  5. Write the symbolic form of Newton.s second law.

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  6. What is the total momentum of the system of particle?

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  7. State the Newton.s second law for the system of particle?

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  8. Write the law of conservation of total linear momentum for the system ...

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  9. If the total external forces on the system of particle is zero, then f...

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  10. If one observed from the reference frame from which the centre of mass...

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  11. Explain cross product of two vectors.

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  12. State and explain right hand screw rule.

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  13. What is the cross product of two vectors if they are parallel or antip...

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  14. Why the cross product of two vectors is not commutative?

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  15. Write the distributive law for the product of two vectors.

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  16. Explain with defination of angular position, angular displacement and ...

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  17. Write the relation between linear speed and angular speed.

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  18. Write the relation between linear speed and angular speed.

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  19. Write definition of instantaneous velocity

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  20. How to be verify fixed axis?

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