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Standard XII

Physics

Centripetal Force

A semicircula...

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A semicircular glass tube filled with water containing an air bubble is sealed at its ends. If the tube is held with its plane vertical and made to move in its plane with a constant acceleration, the bubble stays aside of the highest point as shown in the figure. What can you conclude about acceleration vector of the tube?

It points towards the left

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It points towards the right

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It magnitude is

g tan θ

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It magnitude is

g cot θ

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The correct options are
B It points towards the right
C It magnitude is $g tan θ$

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The correct options are B It points towards the right C It magnitude is gtanθ

The correct options are
B It points towards the right
C It magnitude is $g tan θ$