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RASHAYANIKVIGYAN

structure of pramanu(atom) ke chirkut sa prashna Question samajh nhi aaraha
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Block and Oil

Absolutely blank on this one 💀💀💀
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Beats

Where am I going wrong Ques 13...
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Projectile Motion Doubt

I'm having a hard time to visualize the second part. On one hand, the range of the projectile should be maximized/increased, but also on the other hand, time of flight must be minimized/decreased. So, how to figure out what to do?
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order of ionic character

How do you tell whether SO2 or ClF3 is more ionic? In both of them the EN difference between the atoms isn't much, right?
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Genetics

what is this question? both A and C are correct...
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stereoisomers

in the answer its given x=5 y=7 z=2 in the first one wont there be 5 structural and 3 stereoisomers so 8? and in the 3rd one if S is already specified then wont there only 1 possible product?...
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Dipole moment order RCl,RF,RBr,RI

Bond length increasing order is : RI>RBr>RCl>RF So why is dipole moment increasing order is : RCl>RF>RBr>RI EN of F is greater so why is dipole moment of RCl greater than RF?...

beats

|f1-f2|=4 , f1= 200 given so f2 can be 204 or 196 |f1-f2'|=6 , f1=200 given so f2' can be 206 or 194 if f2= 204, tape lagake 194 tak dec ho gyi , 6 beat freq...
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Fluid Mech Upside down Manometer

Solution kuch khaas samajh nahi aaya Ig I'm having trouble writing manometric equations...
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Naming Conventions

First off, am i right in assuming that all non-binary inorganic compounds containing no ions are bound to be covalent? (i mean, sure there are metallic alloys and stuff, but they also do sort of have cations floating around right? that's how i remember it. and other than metallic alloys, i don't think there are any other types of compounds that fit this description.) If yes, then am I also right about their being no naming convention for such compounds? an example of such a compound that comes to mind is POCl3, but its name (Phosphorous oxychloride) is in accordance with how we name coordination compounds. is this just a coincidence/exception or do we follow the naming convention of coordination compounds for compounds like POCl3 as well?...

What value to use for g?

the question does not specify whether or not to take g as 10. So shouldn't we use 9.8 by default? However, the ans you get would be 3920 which is closer to 3900 (an incorrect option) than 4000 (the given option).
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