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Young Modulus - Physics - Solved Paper, Exams of Physics

These are the notes of Solved Paper of Physics. Key important points are: Young Modulus, Highest Frequency for Sound, Interference Pattern, Focal Length, Identical Resistors, Refractive Indices, Second Test-Charge

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