Electronics and Communication Engineering - Electronic Devices and Circuits
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41.
For the mechanical system of figure, the correct differential equation is (where x = displacement in m, M = mass in kg, B = damping constant, N - sec/m K is spring constant, N/m and F = force, newton).
42.
The voltage in a circuit follows the law v = 100 sin ωt if the frequency is 25 Hz, how long will it take for the voltage to rise to 50 volts?
43.
If 
then the value of 
is
then the value of is44.
In solids the current flow is due to electrons only.
45.
In a discharging R-L circuit voltage across the resistor exhibits
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