An electric current is nothing but a flow or movement of electric charge (electrons) within an electric conductor or a circuit. Based on its movement, an electric current or simply …
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In the current world scenario, no one can deny the fact that the earth revolves around the sun. But, there was a time (almost 5 centuries ago) when the whole …
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Without the theoretical invention of the Carnot engine, none of the internal combustion engines could have become reality. Such is the case with petrol and diesel engine. In other words, …
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For the continuous movement of water on, below, or above the surface of the earth; two of the most important physical processes are evaporation and condensation. Not to mention, there …
The one and the only difference between volt and ampere is that the volt is the SI unit of potential difference, voltage, and, electromotive force. Whereas, the ampere is the …
In physics and electrical engineering, all materials can be classified on the basis of the band theory of solids i.e conductors and insulators. In other words, based on the fact …
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In the words of Ernest Rutherford, “in science, there is only physics, rest is just stamp collecting”. In other words, no one can deny that physics is superior over all …
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The basic difference between dot product and cross product is that the resultant of the dot product is a scalar quantity. While, on the other hand, the resultant of the …
For the majority of people, there is no difference between the mass and weight of an object. In other words, mass and weight are the same thing. That’s why they …
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