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if i have to choose a carrer among three options 1st is law 2nd is journalism and 3rd is acting so which will be the best option among these three options

priyaankasarkar Student Expert 9th Nov, 2019

Every career path comes with its own perks. With technology ever evolving and crime evolving too, law needs to be always guarded and you will never run of opportunities in Legal field if you are talented enough. Journalism is good as long as you do not limit yourself to paparazzi

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Two forces each numerically equal to 10 dynes are acting as shown in the figure then tha resultant is :

Ronak Gala Student Expert 10th Oct, 2019

The resultant will be a vector. So it is a tail of force on top and end on the head of the horizontal force. It is clear that the two forces and the resultant will form an equilateral triangle. So the resultant will be 10 dyne force acting on a

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for a body of mass 50kg the velocity time graph is shown in fig. the force acting on the body is

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 1st Oct, 2019
Hello there!

Greetings!



Slope under (v-t) curve gives acceleration but since you haven't provided the diagram so if I assume
a = 0.5m/s
Then,Force = m a
=50 *0.5=25N.

thankyou

Good luck
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two forces f1=2i-5j-6k and f2=-i+2j-k are acting on a boby at points (1,1,0) and (0,1,2) respectively. Find torque acting on body about point (-1,0,1)

Abhishek Roy Student Expert 28th Sep, 2019

Hey!There

First find torque due to force F1 about required point..And then torque due to force F2 about same point.Then take vector addition of these two torque..

Ask if any query..

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Income certificate 2016/7/22 is generated document use in 2018 counselling

Md Bahauddin 15th Jun, 2018

Hey Yarramsetti,

Your income certificate is out of date.

Income certificate in india is validate only for 6 months.

You have to make new income certificate if you are going to take admission.

Not all colleges demanded for IC.


Hope this helps you!

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