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6. Draw a number grid of 18 x 6 showing numbers from 1 to 108. Follow the Sieve of
Eratosthenes method to mark prime numbers in it.
Observe the pattern formed by prime numbers and write your observation in your
own words,
(Note: Draw 18 x 6 number grid on a square paper having 18 rows and 6 columns having
numbers from 1 to 6 in the first row.)​

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Answered by santhoshi46
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Answer:

If A and B are two sets , then A - (A

- B) is equal to : *

O (A) B

O (B) AUB

O (C) ACB

O (D) B - AANSWER

A & B are two sets

AᴜB = (A-B) + (A∩B) + (B-A)

solutionWhich of the following pairs has same dimensions?

1) Angular momentum of Plank's constant

2) Dipole moment and electric field

3) Both 1 and 2

4) None of theseanswr

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In which of the following pairs, the two physical quantities have different dimensions?

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ANSWER

(A) : Using L=mvr=

nh

Thus the angular momentum (L) has the same dimensions as that of Planck's constant (h)

(B) : Impulse I=ΔP

Thus impulse (I) has the same dimensions as that of linear momentum (P)

(C) : Using τ=Iα ⟹ I=

α

τ

where angular acceleration is not dimensionless.

Thus the dimensions of moment of inertia are different from those of moment of force

( OR torque)

(D) : Dimension of energy E=[ML

2

T

−2

]

Dimension of torque τ=Fr=[ML

2

T

−2

]

Hence, torqua and energy have same dimensions.ANSWER

(A) : Using L=mvr=

nh

Thus the angular momentum (L) has the same dimensions as that of Planck's constant (h)

(B) : Impulse I=ΔP

Thus impulse (I) has the same dimensions as that of linear momentum (P)

(C) : Using τ=Iα ⟹ I=

α

τ

where angular acceleration is not dimensionless.

Thus the dimensions of moment of inertia are different from those of moment of force

( OR torque)

(D) : Dimension of energy E=[ML

2

T

−2

]

Dimension of

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