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Shailja Rawat

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The total tuition fees to pursue a PhD from Woxsen University range from INR 50,000 to INR 2.5 lakh. This fee is provided in a range, as the tuition fee for a few specialisations is greater than others. 

Note: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.

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(a) Charge on sphere A, qA = 6.5 *10-7 C

Charge on sphere B, qB = 6.5*10-7 C

Distance between the spheres, r = 50 cm = 0.5 m

Force of repulsion between two spheres

F = 14??0 *q1q2r2 , where ?0= Permittivity of free space = 8.854*10-12 
  C2N-1m-2Therefore, F =  14*?*8.854*10-12 *6.5*10-7*6.5*10-70.52N = 0.0152 N = 1.52  *10-2N

(b) Charge on sphere A, qA = 2 *6.5  *10-7C = 1.3 *10-6C

Charge on sphere B, qB = 2 * 6.5 *10-7C = 1.3 *10-6C

Distance between the spheres, r =  = 25 cm = 0.25 m

Force of repulsion between two spheres

F =  14??0 *q1q2r2, where ?0 = Permittivity of free space = 8.854  *10-12 C2N-1m-2Therefore, F = 
 14*?*8.854*10-12 *1.3*10-6*1.3*10-60.252N = 0.243 N

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Different concentrations of alkali metals in liquid ammonia gives different colours. The dilute solutions impart blue colour due to presence of ammoniated electrons whereas the concentrated solutions have copper bronze colour as  ammoniated metal ions are bound by free electrons.

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AIIMS Mangalagiri cutoff 2024 was released for MSc admission on the basis of AIIMS Nursing. The cutoff was released as opening and closing cutoff ranks, for different categories belonging to the All India quota. Among the General AI category candidates, the last round closing ranks for MSc were between 217 and 265

Among the OBC AI category candidates, the ranks were closed between 255 and 356

The table given below provides the branch-wise cutoff for the General AI category candidates:

Course2024
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Nursing2279
M.Sc. in Medical Surgical Nursing217
M.Sc. in Obstetric and Gynaecological Nursing244
M.Sc. in Paediatric Nursing265
M.Sc. in Psychiatric Nursing257

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Yes, RB Skill Academy admissions are open. Interested students can visit the official website of the institute and start the process by registering themselves. Candidates need to eligibility and selection criteria to be eligible for admissions. So far no last date has been announced by the college, however, students are advised to apply as soon as possible to avoid any last minute rush. For more information, candidates can connect with the admission help desk of the college.

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Potassium and caesium have much lower ionization enthalpy than that of lithium. As a result, these metals easily emit electrons on exposure to light. Due to this, K and Cs are used in photoelectric cells rather than lithium.

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13.25 Half life of P 15 32 , T 1 / 2 = 14.3 days

Half life of P 15 33 , T 1 / 2  = 25.3days and P 15 33  decay is 10% of the total amount of decay

The source has initially 10 % of P 15 33 nucleus and 90% of P 15 32  nucleus

Suppose after t days, the source has 10% of P 15 32  nucleus and 90% of P 15 33  nucleus

Initially:

Number of P 15 33 nucleus = N

Number of P 15 32  nucleus = 9N

 

Finally:

Number of P 15 33 nucleus = 9N'

Number of P 15 32  nucleus = N'

For P 15 32 nucleus, the number ratio, N ' 9 N  = 1 2 t / T 1 / 2

N' = 9N ( 2 ) - t / 14.3 …………….(1)

 

For P 15 33  nucleus, the number ratio, 9 N ' N = 1 2 t / T 1 / 2

9N' = N ( 2 ) - t / 25.3  …………….(2)

 

On dividing equation (1) by equation (2), we get:

1 9 = 9 * 2 ( t 25.3 - t 14.3 )

1 81  = 2 ( - 11 t 25.3 * 14.3 )

Taking l

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Alliance School of Computer Science and Engineering entrance exam syllabus has been released. AUEET or Andhra University Engineering Entrance Test is conducted annually by the Directorate of Admissions, Andhra University. AUEET syllabus will be prepared by the authorities to conduct the entrance examination. The level of AUEET syllabus will be similar to the 12th standard qualifying examination syllabus. The topics of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics to be studied for AUEET will be similar to ones studied for the 12th standard qualifying examination conducted by a recognised state or central board. The official AUEET syllabus will be

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Alkali and alkaline earth metals are reducing agents. That is why these metals are not obtained by chemical reduction methods.

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Studying metaphysics has the following important advantages:

  • Studying metaphysics offers a greater understanding of the physical world around us, by shedding light on the fundamental questions of our perception of the real world.
  • A metaphysical philosopher has a deeper, more intellectual understanding of the complex questions of existence and reality.
  • Analytical reasoning, argument construction, and evaluation are all enhanced by reading challenging philosophical works.
  • Questions of existence are time-old and unanswered. These questions will always be pertinent to human understanding and their significance will never diminish.
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Woxsen University PhD eligibility criteria state the conditions to be fulfilled by candidates seeking admission. The criteria for full-time and part-time PhD courses differ slightly. Check below to know the course-wise requirements:

Eligibility criteria for Full-time PhD

  • Completed a two-year master's degree/PG Diploma in the related field with a minimum of 55%, or
  • Completed a four-year UG degree programme with research in the related field with a minimum of 75%

Eligibility criteria for Part-time PhD:

  • Obtained a two-year master's degree/PG Diploma in the related field with a minimum of 55%
  • Must have work experience of minimum three yea
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To apply for RB Skill Academy courses, students must first ensure that they meet the qualification of the desired course. Those who do can then proceed further. Students can visit the official website of the academy and fill out the admission form. At the time of filling out the form, students need to provide basic details, such as name, contact number, the latest educational qualification, etc. Once the form is duly filled-in, candidates can submit it and wait for further instructions.

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Payal Gupta

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13.23 Average atomic mass of magnesium, m = 24.312 u

Mass of magnesium isotope Mg1224 ,m1= 23.98504u

Mass of magnesium isotope  Mg1225 ,m2= 24.98584u

Mass of magnesium isotope  Mg1226 ,m3= 25.98259u

Let the abundance of magnesium isotope  Mg1224 be η1 = 78.99 %

Let the abundance of magnesium isotope  Mg1225 be η2= x %

Therefore, the abundance of magnesium isotope  Mg1226 be η3= (100 - 78.99 - x) %

= (21.01 – x)%

The average atomic mass can be expressed as:

m = m1η1+m2η2+m3η3η1+η2+η3 = 23.98504×78.99+24.98584x+25.98259(21.01-x)100 = 1894.578+24.98584x+545.894-25.98259x100=2440.472-0.99675x100

24.312 = 2440.472-0.99675x100

x = 9.3%

Therefore the abundance of M g 12 25 is 9.3% and the abundance of Mg1226 is (21.01 – 9.3)11.71%

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Payal Gupta

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13.22 Let the amount on energy released during the electron capture process be Q1 . The nuclear reaction can be written as:

 e++ XZA Y + v z - 1 A + Q 1 …………………….(1)

Let the amount of energy released during the positron capture process be Q2. The nuclear reaction can be written as:

 XZA Y+e++vz-1A +Q2 …………………….(2)

Let us assume

m N X Z A = Nuclear mass of X Z A

m N X Z A = Atomic mass of X Z A

m N Y Z - 1 A = Nuclear mass of Y Z - 1 A

m N Y Z - 1 A = Atomic mass of Y Z - 1 A

m e = mass of the electron

c = speed of light

 

Q-value of the electron capture reaction is given as:


Q1 = [ mNXZA+me-mNYZ-1A]c2

= [ mXZA-Zme+me-mYZ-1A+(Z-1)me]c2

= [mXZA-mYZ-1A]c2  …&hel

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The cheapest universities in london include:

  1. University of East London (UEL): average fee = ~£15,560
  2. London Metropolitan University: average fee = £13,000 - £18,000
  3. University of West London: average fee = £11,000 - £15,000
  4. University of Greenwich: average fee = £13,000 - £20,000

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The number of intakes in seats in DSMNRU BA is decided based on certain factors. However, the university offers limited seats for its BA programme to ensure that only deserving and capable students are selected for this programme. The following are the major factors based on which Dr. Shakuntala Misra National Rehabilitation University's seat intake in BA is decided, which candidates can consider:

  • Availability of Seats
  • Number of students who applied
  • Number of shortlisted students
  • Academic record
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Payal Gupta

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13.21 We have the expression for nuclear radius as:

R = R0A1/3

Where R0 = constant

A = mass number of nucleus

Let m be the average mass of the nucleus, hence mass of the nucleus = mA

Nuclear matter density ρ can be written as

 ρ=MassofthenucleusVolumeofthenucleus = mA43πR3 = 3mA4π(R0A13)3 = 3mA4πR03A = 3 m 4 π R 0 3

Hence, the nuclear mass density is independent of A. It is nearly constant

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For Students who passed 12th maharashtra board exam 2025 have a chance to attend the improvement exam with the expected date given below. You can take and pass the February-March 2025 Higher Secondary Certificate  (E.12th) exam with all courses will be eligible for the next three opportunities (June-July 2025, February-March 2026, and June-July 2026) under the Class Improvement Scheme. for more details you must contact the helpdesk of tha board exam office. they give you any more available informations.

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Payal Gupta

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13.20 When two deuterons collide head-on, the distance between their centers, d is given as

d = Radius of 1st deuteron + Radius of 2nd deuteron

Radius of the deuteron nucleus = 2 fm = 2 ×10-15 m

Hence d = 2 ×10-15+2×10-15 = 4 ×10-15 m

Charge on a deuteron nucleus = Charge on an electron = 1.6 ×10-19 C

Potential energy of two-deuteron system: V = e24π?0d

Where ?0= permittivity of free space

14π?0 = 9 ×109 N m2C-1

V = (1.6×10-19)2×9×1094×10-15 J =(1.6×10-19)2×9×1094×10-15×1.6×10-19 eV = 360 ×103
 eV = 360 keV

Hence the height of the potential barrier of the two-deuteron system is 360 keV.

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