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    Matter vs Radiation: What's the Difference?

    Hi, What is the difference between Matter and Radiation?
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    Terminal Velocity of rain drops

    Thank you all...:-)
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    Terminal Velocity of rain drops

    Rain drop having free fall. Am I right..? That is it get accelarated. Means, velocity changing... But. Terminal velocity is a constat velocity. Then how it happens..?
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    Terminal Velocity of rain drops

    Please, explain the concept of terminal velocity on the help of rain drops... Is there is any retardation when rain falling to the ground.?
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    Can some one Fully explain reflection for me, because i am reading my

    Best... Wavelets are the second generation of waves coming from the first wave front(primary wave front)... This is according to Huygens wave theory. I think this is the reflection of a plane wave by a plane surface..
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    Understanding Optical Equivalent Path: Differences and Similarities

    Actually,. What is optical equivalent path.,.? Is this and optical path length are same,.,.,??
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    Does Relativistic Mass Change at the Speed of Light?

    Hi.. What will be the nature of relativistic mass when a body moves with speed of light..?
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    Centripetal and centrifugal force

    In circular motion why the centripetal and centrifugal not get cancelling. .?
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    Do Photons Have Mass? Exploring the Particle

    Photons possesses mass, when it is moving., and rest mass of photon is 0...
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    Newton's 3rd law: action and reaction

    In circular motion of any vehicles or any other particles, which experiences both centripetal and centrifugal forces... Why these two not cancelling?these are in equal and opposite.
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    Gamma decay and its energy level

    Gamma decays are e.m.waves ..then how describe gamma decay in terms of energy levels?
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    What Makes a Current of 0.1 to 0.2 Volts Unique?

    Volt V is the unit of potential. Current means V/R i.e,voltage/resistance.
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    How Is Newton's F=ma Formula Derived and Understood in Physics?

    From second law of motion, dP/dt propotional to F. i.e,m dV/dt propotional to F. To make this an equation,multiply with a constant. i.e,F=k m dV/dt. Where , k=1, then F=m dV/dt. We know that, dV/dt=a. There fore, F=ma.
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