Find the wrong statement from the below given statements. O a. Centripetal force acts radially towards the centre in a body moving in rotational path. O b. Torque is product of mass moment of inertia and rate of change of angular velocity. O c. Force multiplied with time period for which the force acts on the body is impulse. o d. Newton's equation of motion applies only to a body moving with uniform velocity.

Find the wrong statement from the below given statements. O a. Centripetal force acts radially towards the centre in a body moving in rotational path. O b. Torque is product of mass moment of inertia and rate of change of angular velocity. O c. Force multiplied with time period for which the force acts on the body is impulse. o d. Newton's equation of motion applies only to a body moving with uniform velocity.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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