Ratio of disk velocity to hoop velocity ( in case of rotational kinetic energy ) is:
Ratio of disk velocity to hoop velocity ( in case of rotational kinetic energy ) is:
√ 4 /3 | |
2 | |
2-Jan | |
√ 3 / 4 |
√ 4 /3 | |
2 | |
2-Jan | |
√ 3 / 4 |
λ / 2 | |
λ / 4 | |
λ | |
λ / 3 |
1st | |
4th | |
3rd | |
2nd |
Eight times | |
Three times | |
four times | |
Two times |
1x 105 m2 | |
1x 104 m2 | |
1x 106 m2 | |
1x 107 m2 |
Energy | |
Speed | |
Mass | |
Volume |
400 cm/s | |
4000 cm/s | |
400 m/s | |
4000 m/s |
Lags behind voltage by 90o | |
Leads the voltage by 270o | |
In phase with voltage | |
Leads the voltage by 90o |
1921 | |
1905 | |
1918 | |
1911 |
9 x 109 Nm2C-2 | |
9 x 109 NC2m-2 | |
9 x 109 Nm2C2 | |
9 x 109 N-1m2C2 |
Controls the number of electrons | |
Has negative Potential | |
Emits Electrons | |
Controls the brightness of screen |
Vo | |
-Vo | |
2Vo | |
√2Vo |
Insulators | |
Conductors | |
Perfect conductors | |
Perfect insulators |
1 | |
3 | |
0 | |
2 |
X-ray region | |
Visible region | |
Infrared region | |
Ultraviolet region |
Work | |
Energy density | |
Power | |
Electric flux |
2 N | |
4 N | |
5 N | |
1.5 N |
Pair production | |
Annihilation of matter | |
X-rays | |
Compton effect |
V/2 | |
Ve | |
Ve2 | |
E/V |
Kinetic energy | |
Nuclear energy | |
Binding energy | |
Potential energy |