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perpendicular distance of of a point from a line formula

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shortest distance between two skew lines

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distance between parallel lines

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conditions for coplanarity

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what kind of forces and attractions does cyclic compounds has?

and what of them do not play any role in stability of conformations

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cyclic compounds have

electrostatic forces of attraction

torsional strain

angle strain

steric strain

but angle strain has no role in stability of conformations

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condition of coplanarity for lines

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equatino of plane general equation

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does hexane dissolve in H2SO4 conc?

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no

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sunlight causes which kind of reactions?

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radical reactions

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family of planes

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angle between line and plane

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angle between planes formula

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bisector of angle between two lines

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obtuse and acute angle bisectors

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area of trapezium

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how to tackle variable dielectric across plates in capacitor problems

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assume a dx lentgh of material and apply dx in the denominator of the normal capcitance formula sa its eknot A/d

put dx in place of d

then integrate

but the integration will include putting small slabs together in series

therefor we will apply series formula which is reciprocal one

hence….

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how to tackle variable dielectric along plates in capacitor problems

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assume a dx lentgh of material and apply adx in the numerotor of the normal capcitance formula sa its eknot A/d

put adx in place of A

then integrate

but the integration will include putting small slabs together in parallel

therefor we will apply parallel formula which is normal addition one

hence….

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how to tackle variable dimensions of plates in capacitor problems

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assume dx length of slab and apply normal formula there

but the length here will be different: d+x tan theta

and area will also be different which will be adx

they are in parallel and hence they would be simply added

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how to tackle variable dimensions of dielectric in plates in capacitor problems

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assume a dx length and then measure them to be in series with each other and hence accordingly write the formula and integration

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comparision of electric and magnetic and coil dipoles’ dipole moment formula and field at a distance formula

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torque formula for electric dipole

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emf induced in coil rotation in uniform magnetic field

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resonance frequency condition

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quality factor formula

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what should be kept in mind for these questions

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one value can make the lines parallel to each other and hence must be rejected

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inductive reactance formula

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capacitive reaction formula

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Xc= 1/WC` change pic

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net impedance and angle made with current formula

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uses of

aspartame
saccharin
sucralose

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aspartame: The use of aspartame is limited to cold foods and soft drinks because it is unstable at cooking temperature
saccharin: - it is the first popular artificial sweetening agent, excreted from the body in the urine unchanged, with great value to diabetic persons and people who need to control their intake of calories
sucralose: its appearance and taste are like sugar. It is stable at cooking temperature. It does not provide calories.