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NTSE Stage 2 SAT 2015 Question Paper
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A small spherical ball of mass ‘m’ is used as the bob of a pendulum. The work done by the force of tension on its displacement is
W
1
The same ball is made to roll on a frictionless table. The work done by the force of normal reaction is
W
2
. Again the same ball is given a positive charge ‘g’ and made to travel with a velocity ‘v’ in a megnetic field B. The work done by the force experienced by the charge ball is
W
3
. If the displacements in each case are the same, we have
W
1
<
W
2
<
W
3
W
1
>
W
2
>
W
3
W
1
=
W
2
=
W
3
that
W
1
,
W
2
,
W
3
cannot be related by any equation
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