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State the Position of Heating Element with Respect to Principal Focus of Concave Reflector and Give Reason for Choosing this Position. - Physics

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State the position of heating element with respect to principal focus of concave reflector and give reason for choosing this position.

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The heating element is between the pole and principal focus of concave reflector. This in turn, gives rise to a divergent beam of heat radiations.

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Chapter 8: Electric Power and House hold Circuits - Short Answers

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ICSE Physics [English] Class 10
Chapter 8 Electric Power and House hold Circuits
Short Answers | Q 26

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