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energy due to charges..

by Mohammed Saad Bhamla -
Dear Sir,
   I can't understand why we don't consider the energy due to 'point' charges.. ie, to say tht point charges don't have any 'self-energy'.  Since they produce an Electric Field then y do we neglect the energy stored in them.

Also, in this problem, we have a charge (q1) and a shell surrounding it with charge (q2), and we'r supposed to find the P.E. of system.
      Now, since the shell will have net charge (q1 +q2) on it's surface, i'll use energy density method and integrating from R->inf.  But answer requires a subtraction of "self-energy" of q1 which we are not supposed to take... I'm a little confused...can u please enlighten!!

MD

Analytical geometry

by Nischal S -

Hi,

I have this doubt in anal. geo. Hope some one could help me out.

The product of slopes of any two perpendicular lines is -1.Also slope of the x-axis is 0 and that of y-axis is infinity.Does this mean that 0 X infinity = -1 or this is just another meaningless eqn.

  

Chemistry -- Peracids

by Prashanth S -
What are peracids and oxyacids ? what is the difference(or similarity) between them ?
can some1 clr my doubt

maths

by Deleted user -
dear sir .i have one problem to be solved.
IF F(x) is increasing in [0,infinity]and G(x)is decreasing insame interval and H(x)=F{G(x)}and H(0)=O then prove that
H(x)is constant .

Limits and continuity OETS

by Paritosh Karnatak -

OETS Ques. Paper : Limits and continuity

ques. nos. : 7, 15, 19
Q 15 & Q 19 --- According to me f(f(f(x)))) should be equal to
x which is continous for all x. f(x)=1/(1-x).
am i wrong somewhere.

is there a short method for Q 7.

Application of Integration

by Prashanth S -
Find the area bounded by the curve y = 2x + x2 - x3 , the x-axis and the lines x=-1 and x=1
The graph of this curve is like a sinusoidal curve . In the –ve x-axis the curve lies below the x-axis and in the +ve x-axis it lies above . my doubt is if the curve lies below the x-axis should we take negative of the function ? How do we solve this problem ?

Trigonometry

by Bharath krishna -

What does sinhx mean? I read it as sine of hyperbolic path of x or something in a book.What is its meaning and where does it find application?

Limit problems

by Ajay Datta -

Can someone give me some hints on the solution of the following limit problems.

lim x to 0{cub rt(1+sinx)- cub rt(1-sinx)}/x

lim x to 0 {sin-1 x-tan-1 x}/x3

lim x to 0 { cos-1(1-x)}/x

Help me with this limit

by Anomit Ghosh -
Let a1 = 1 and an = n(an-1+1) for n=2,3,....

Pn = (1 + 1/a1) (1 + 1/a2) ......  (1 +  1/an)

Then limn->infinity Pn is ??