TENSION FORCE

Type OF Force||Normal||Tension||Friction||Newton's 3rd Law

Type OF Force||Normal||Tension||Friction||Newton's 3rd Law

Surface Tension|Intermolecular Forces|Explanation Of Surface Tension|Definition Of Surface Tension|Surface Energy

Surface Tension|Intermolecular Forces|Explanation Of Surface Tension|Definition Of Surface Tension|Surface Energy

Force |Contract Force|Tension |Equilibrium Of A Particle|Exercise Question|Newton's Laws Of Motion

Statement I: Droplets of liquid are usually more spherical in shape than large drops of the same liquid. Statement II: Force of surface tension predominates force of gravity in case of small drops.

A string 50 cm long is under a tension of 20N force. Caculate the frequency of fundamental mode given that mass of the string is 1 g.

(A): In the given fig tension in the string that connects the two blocks is 10N so that the force F will be 35 N (R): Forces of tension, each of magnitude 10 N here, which of the two blocks exert on each other through the string, balance each other.

Examples|Concept Of Variable Tension - Questions|Incline Problems|Spring Force