

What am I thinking wrong (in body)?
This topic is from electric field due to time varying magnetic field.
Sir had said that potential difference between any point on centre to circumfrence will be zero.
meaning V(A)=V(C), and V(B) = V(C)
then how is there a potential difference between V(A) and V(B).
Shouldnt it be V(A) = V(B)?
JEE Advance 2013 Physics doubt
Why is option 3 incorrect?
The resulting magnetic field touches the circle only once. So it should be counted as tangential right?
How to even get courage to solve this type of questions?
This is pyq from 2024.
Seeing this type of question is hella scary
What are slopes of straight line equally inclined to axes?
Can someone pleas also explain the reason
can we solve this without using parametric coordinates?
How do I improve my thinking capability?
I was solving pyqs of current electricity, capacitance.
I was able to do most of them. it felt way too easy. even if I wasnt able to find answer I was able to understand whats happening.
But while solving advanced pyqs, I was not able to understand where I should even start in some of them. it was like what is even happening?
How do I improve?
Can someone please explain why does this work?
also what does derivative of sinx wrt to ln(x) even mean?
Why wont we apply chain rule while taking derivative of numerator in this question?
why cant term inside sin be a multiple of pi instead of 0?
the solution I saw assumes x^(3) -5x^(2) +ax+b=0
why cant it be a multiple of pi?
can someone please explain this question to me? I dont understand what question is stating
list of topics skipped by RY sir in electrostatics?
reddit.comhow do I increase my endurance to focus properly for 6 hours?
today was a 6 hour paper, advanced pattern.
First paper went great was able to do it properly.
In second I was just exhausted. I literally slept in middle for 15 mins or so in between of my paper. there were some difficult question which I could have tried to solve, but was so exhausted didnt even bother to try, I just wanted to submit.
what do I do so I dont loose my focus in 2nd paper ?
can someone explain this solution?
why is g(3) =0 and f(1/3) = 0?
can someone suggest some video or book to read on extreme basics of limits?
I am able to solve questions,
But I am having trouble understanding why are we doing what we are doing. like
why the hell is sinx/x=1 at x=0 and sin2x/x=2 at x=0.
if x tends to 0 then what the difference it makes if it is x or 2x.
Rant. what the fuck have I made of myself. Anxiety gonna kill me.
This is just a rant for myself hoping I would change, knowing damn well I wont.
As the mains exam getting closer and closer I am starting to feel a lot of anxiety and panic making me terrible. I just feel like I have been wasting last year doing pseudo study to make me feel like I am doing anything. I just spam lectures and its homework. and I am so slow that it takes my whole time. from tons of chapter completed I have done pyqs of barely 5-6 chapters properly and no module or book or any question practice. i cant even think to start solving some of difficult mains question which start to haunt me. Idk if I will be able to score anything or not. More I think about this more it haunts me, I know I should think less about this stuff and study more. but Idk how. It just makes me feel like more of a loser.
On the other I see people on the verge of completing their syllabus and solving these different book of sbt, physics galaxy, black book and what not. And here I am on the syllabus with pw and not even solving module.
What the fuck have I made of myself. I dont know how can I go forward in my studies to make me feel better. fuck