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iTeachChem•2mo ago
itsav23

DOUBT IN CALORIMETRY

In this question. Ans- 1.848
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iTeachChem Helper
iTeachChem Helper•2mo ago
@Gyro Gearloose
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iTeachChem Helper•2mo ago
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Dexter
Dexter•2mo ago
Hmmm what was your approach friction ka Work = Heat loss?
iTeachChem
iTeachChem•2mo ago
Oh. My. Lord.
itsav23
itsav23OP•2mo ago
iwas thinking abt relating the constant velocity to the melting of ice due to work done against friction and determining the rate of mass loss.
Dexter
Dexter•2mo ago
hmm weird sawaal hai tbh 😿😭
Opt
Opt•2mo ago
...wtf is this question? I can think of ways to make it worse, but damn.
HydraYT
HydraYT•2mo ago
coeff of fric? for t to come 1.848 i need coeff of fric to come out as 0.0009199 💀
chillout_ag
chillout_ag•2mo ago
Mera bhai khuch thousand mai ara tha answer decimal mai hai :aah: I will try again:sweaty: Me Kal dungi solve krke Bro you sure Itta hi diya info :Saul_Goodman: because everyone is confuse
Devavrath
Devavrath•2mo ago
Yeh wala kal subah tak bhej dunga Ping me at 6-7 I need to Revise Calorimetry :hello:
chillout_ag
chillout_ag•2mo ago
I will send after 5 pm Because I have 7 tests :Saul_Goodman:
Devavrath
Devavrath•2mo ago
Mein am ki baat kr raha 12 hours ahead :Rick_cool_smug:
chillout_ag
chillout_ag•2mo ago
Could be 6pm too Fast
HydraYT
HydraYT•2mo ago
@itsav23 coeff of fric telll
itsav23
itsav23OP•2mo ago
yep...bas yehi hai question ans is given in seconds dude nai pata mereko...not given
HydraYT
HydraYT•2mo ago
Bru then how can you calculate bruh
hardcoreisdead
hardcoreisdead•2mo ago
@itsav23 package ka hai?
Ace007
Ace007•2mo ago
constant velocity di toh hai
HydraYT
HydraYT•2mo ago
I tried par mew is still needed
Ace007
Ace007•2mo ago
umgcostheta = mgsintheta se u (mew) aa gya const velocity means no ext force
HydraYT
HydraYT•2mo ago
Oh Yes I'm dumb
Ace007
Ace007•2mo ago
koi na..happens
iTeachChem
iTeachChem•2mo ago
sorted?
itsav23
itsav23OP•2mo ago
nah' nah
Ace007
Ace007•2mo ago
work by friction + PE due to loss in height = 4.2 mL krde
Prachi
Prachi•2mo ago
Was the question written like this only or was it in a book or something in printed form?
iTeachChem
iTeachChem•4w ago
how about suggestions by @Ace007 ?

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