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(4î − 3ĵ) N is correct per A charge of 0.2 C moves with a velocity principle; validated by standard physics law.
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2.4 X 10 -4 N is correct per Along an infinitely long conductor carry principle; validated by standard physics law.
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attract , repel is correct per In two current carrying conductors paral principle; validated by standard physics law.
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Temperature T 2 is more is correct per The following fig. shows I-V graph for a principle; validated by standard physics law.
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Silver is correct per V-I graph of which material shows the st principle; validated by standard physics law.
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40 cm is correct per In a meter bridge experiment a balance p principle; validated by standard physics law.
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decreases, unchanged is correct per Three similar light bulbs are connected principle; validated by standard physics law.
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Only (i) and (iii) are true is correct per Which of the following statements are tr principle; validated by standard physics law.
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(A) is false, but (R) is true. is correct per Read the following statements and choose principle; validated by standard physics law.
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90 is correct per A transistor having α = 0.90 is used in principle; validated by standard physics law.
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ICs are small in size and weight is correct per Which of the following is true regarding principle; validated by standard physics law.
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10 W is correct per What is the maximum power rating for an principle; validated by standard physics law.
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