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4201.

In which medium among the following the velocity of sound will be maximum?1.Water2.Helium3.Oil4.Copper

Answer» COPPER is your ANSWER.
4202.

a body covers 100cm in first 2 seconds and 128cm in next 4 seconds moving along with constant acceleration. find the velocity of the body at the end of 8 seconds

Answer»

V1=0.5m/s
v2=0.32m/s
Vav=228/6=38m/s=s3/t3
v3=8m/s
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. .v3=304

4203.

F is the force between two point charges q and Q .If the cnother charge 2q is placed touching with q ,what will be the : (i) force o. Q due to q (ii) Net Force acting onQ ?Explain?

Answer» 1- INFINITE
2- infinite
4204.

A body starts from rest and accelerates with acceleration a and distance is S after it moves constant speed in time t. and it deaccelerates with a/2.and total distance is 15SFind S

Answer» BODY starts from rest so ,
initial VELOCITY, u=0, let FINAL velocity be v
acceleration= a
distance covered= S
we know,
v^2=u^2+2aS
or, v^2=0+2aS
or, v= sqrt(2aS)
Then it moves with constant SPEED for time t.
let distance covered be S1
speed=distance/time
so, distance=speed*time
S1=sqrt(2aS)*t
Then it retards with a/2 till it comes to rest
let the distance covered be S2
again applying, v^2=u^2+2aS
0=2aS-aS2
S2= 2S.
total distance covered is 15S
by the problem,
S+S1+S2=15S
or, S+ t*sqrt2aS+ 2S= 15S
or, t*sqrt2aS= 12S
or,t^2*(2aS)=144S^2
or, S=(a*t^2)/72
4205.

A sound wave produced by a clock chime is heard 515 m away 1.50 sec later findi)Speed ii) time period when frequency is 436 Hz

Answer»

1.speed=2xd/t=515*2/1.5=686.6666666666667.
2.f=t⁻¹ THEREFORE f=1/436=0.0022935779816514.
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4206.

Is petrol fumes is solid , liquid or gas

Answer»

It is LIQUID I THINK........

4207.

Hello! Could someone tell me whether vibratory and oscillatory motion are the same? If they are not, please explain the difference also.

Answer»

No. In Oscillatory motion the object MOVES as a single unit but in vibratory some PARTS show small MOVEMENTS. OSCILLATOR motion very FAST is called vibratory

4208.

an object moves from origin to a point 500m away at the speed of 10m/s.It returns to the origin at the speed of 5m/s.Calculate its distance and displacement after 1 min

Answer» DISTANCE. =500M
Speed. =10m/s
TIME. =distance/speed
=500/10
=50 s
Speed. =5m/s
time. =500/5
=100s
Distance TRAVELLED by the OBJECT after 1 minute is 500m + 50m
=550m
Displacement. =500m - 50m
=450m
4209.

Please answer my question or gently I need this because I have tomorrow test

Answer» RESISTANCE is DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL to length
R=k.L
R/r=L/l
6/3=L/80
L=80*6/3
80*2=160
4210.

Please make this question fast fast its urgent..

Answer»

Apply rho=r*a/L
where rho is resistivity
r is RESISTANCE
a is area
and l is LENGHT

4211.

Can any tell me about stephen hawking please fast

Answer»

He is GREAT SCIENTIST

4212.

Recycling codes of plastics

Answer»

1-PET
2-HDPE
3-PVC
4-LDPE
5-PP
6-PS
7-OTHER
9-ABS
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4213.

What is mean by phone volume

Answer»

Phone volume means the mass and WEIGHT of Ur phone if u use Ur phone for 1 hour then it's mass increases as its battery got OVERHEATED so if we use MOBILE phone with rest of time then mass INCLUDES and Ur phone volume decreases

4214.

What is resistivity?

Answer»

Electrical resistivity is a fundamental property that QUANTIFIES how strongly a GIVEN material opposes the flow of electric current. A LOW resistivity indicates a material that readily ALLOWS the flow of electric current.

4215.

What is atmospheric pressure mention three examples to illustrate its effects

Answer»

The pressure exerted by atmosphere is CALLED atmospheric pressure.
it DEPENDS UPON two factors
altitude
temperature

4216.

Write any three factors on which pressure exerted by liquid depends

Answer»

It DEPENDS on
1)DEPTH of fluid.
2)DENSITY of fluid
3)ACCLERATION of gravity

4217.

What are the effects of force on abody?

Answer»

If we FORCE to any BODY then it CHANGE postoin

4218.

What is the definition of Impulse and its unit

Answer»

Impulse applied to an object produces an equivalent vector CHANGE in its linear MOMENTUM, also in the same direction. The SI unit of impulse is the newton second (N⋅s), and the dimensionally equivalent unitof momentum is the KILOGRAM METER per second

4219.

Formula of acceleration

Answer»

A=v2-u2/t
a =f/m
hope you GOT it

4220.

Derivation of convex mirror.

Answer»

This is the CONVEX mirror......plz EXPLAIN me what U WANT in this

4221.

What is Raman Effect

Answer»

Raman Effect is a CHANGE of WAVELENGTH exhibited by some of the radiation scattered in a MEDIUM. The effect is specific to the molecules which CAUSE it, and so can be used in spectroscopic analysis

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4222.

What is the lateral displacement when a ray of light falls normally on a glass slab?

Answer» HEY .......lateral DISPLACEMENT is the shift from the view of the observer as the EMERGENT ray out of the GLASS slab and the distance between incident ray and the emergent ray is lateral shift
......... HOPE helps
4223.

What is Force?????????

Answer»

Force:-

It is the force enables us to do any work.

To do anything either we push or pull the object. Therefore, push or pull is called force.

  • Example:- To open a door either we push or pull it.
  • A drawer is pulled to open and pushed to close.

Effects of force:-

1.Force can stop a moving body:- Example:- by applying brakes a running cycle or running vehicle can be stop.

2.Force can change the direction of moving body:- example:- by applying force i.e by moving handle the direction of a running bicycle can be changed.

3.Force can change speed of moving body:- example:- by accelerating the speed of a running vehicle can be increased by applying brakes the speed of a running vehicle cam be decreased.

4224.

What is electrostatic potential ?

Answer»

An electric potential (also CALLED the electric FIELD potential, potential drop or the electrostatic potential) is the amount of work needed to MOVE a unit positive charge from a REFERENCE point to a specific point inside the field without PRODUCING any acceleration.

4225.

if an object weighing 50 N displaces watar weighing 10 N ,then find the buoyant force of water on the object what will be the weight of an object in watar?

Answer»

The BUOYANT force of water on the object = weight of water displaced by it 


Weight of water displaced by the object = 10N

Buoyant force acting on the object = 10N

Weight of object in water = weight of object -buoyant force 

Weight of object in water = 50N -10N
Weight of object in water = 40N
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4226.

Why concave mirror used as shaving mirror

Answer» CONCAVE MIRROR is USED for shaving as it shows the far off pictures closer to us
it actually magnifies the pictures which is very USEFUL to us
4227.

What is electric current?

Answer»

The flow of charge in the CONDUCTOR perpendicular to the area of CROSS SECTION is CALLED electric current

4228.

A balloon filled with hydrogen gas floats in air. why

Answer»

Because HYDROGEN is lighetes has KNOWN and so it FLOATS in AIR

4229.

What is the difference between primary cell and secondary cell

Answer»

Primary cell cannot be recharged whereas a secondary cell can be recharged.In a primary cell chemical reaction is irreversible whereas in a secondary cell chemical reaction is reversible.The internal resistance is high for a primary cell whereas it is LOW for a secondary cell.In a primary cell, chemical ENERGY is converted into electrical energy when CURRENT is DRAWN from it whereas in a secondary cell electrical energy is converted into chemical energy when current is passed through it and chemical energy is converted into electrical energy when current is drawn from it. A primary cell is light and  less expensive whereas  a secondary cell is heavy and expensive.

4230.

When is a body said to be in motion in relation to an observer?

Answer»

Hey,

When the body changes it's position with ACCORDANCE to TIME in any RESPECTIVE DIMENSION , the body is said to be in motion.

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4231.

a vehicle is accelerating on a straight road its velocity at any instant is 30 km/h, at 2 second it is 33.6 k/h and after further 2 sec it is 37.2 km/hr find the acceleration of the vehicle in meter per second square. Is the acceleration uniform.

Answer»

At t=0

v=30*(5/18)m/s

v=8.33 m/s

t=2

v1=33.6*(5/18) m/s

v1=9.33 m/s

t=4

v2=37.2*(5/18)

v2=10.33 m/s

Since the velocity is INCREASING 1m/s every 2 sec THEREFORE it is a uniform acceleration of 0.5 m/s^2

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4232.

Parliament house five lines

Answer» YES PARLIAMENT HOUSE FIVE LINE
4233.

Quite often, a body has two types of motion at the same time. Give one example of this.

Answer»

Answer:

There are OFTEN two types of motion acting on one body for example wheel of a scooter

Explanation:

  • The wheel of a scooter turns in a rotational motion in its axis while also moving forward on the ROAD.
  • There are certain other examples which include two KINDS of motion on one object at the same time.
  • The other example can be a ROCK rolling down an inclined surface. Two motions acting are rolling motion and forward motion.
4234.

two pt charges having equal charges separated by 1m distance experience a force of 8N what will be the force experienced by them if they are held in water at the same direction

Answer»

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4235.

A body float with (1/3) of its volume outside water and (3/4) of its volume outside another liquid the density of another liquid

Answer»

Answer:

Volume = V

density= d

density of water =q = 1000 kg/m3

weight in AIR = w= Vgd

Buoyant force= (2V/3)qg

density of other liquid =p

volume of body inside water= V- 3V/4= V/4

buoyant force = (V/4)pg

as in both SITUATION the body will float so,

(2V/3)qg = (V/4)pg

p = 8q/ 3

p = 8 X 1000/3

p= 8 /3 x 10³

4236.

How does the heat transfer take place in water and air

Answer»

Heat can be TRANSFERRED from oneplace to another by THREE METHODS:conduction in solids, convection of fluids (liquids or gases), and radiation through anything that will allow radiation to pass.

4237.

Draw the image of concave or convex lens.

Answer»

I DONT KNOW ..... SORRY

4238.

Explain why in hot summer days water remains cool in earthen pots

Answer»

Becoz earthen POST has SMALL pores from which water evaporates continusely . the heat required for the PROCESS of evaporation is TAKEN from the earthen pot and from the water it in

4239.

Why sledge are not provided with wheels

Answer»

Sledges are not PROVIDED with wheels because while they are moving in ICE wheels may protude into snow and the SLEDGE can't MOVE .

4240.

A public park in the form of square has an area of 100+-0.2 m^2. the side of park is

Answer»

Area of square Park = (100 ± 0.2) m²
we know, area of square , A = L² , Where L is SIDE length.
Given, A = 100
∴ L² = 100 = 10²
⇒ L = 10 m
For getting error , we have to apply formul,
∆A/A = 2∆L/L
Given, A = 100 , ∆A = 0.2 , L = 10
∆L = ?
∴ 0.2/100 = 2 × ∆L/10
⇒0.2/100 × 10 = 2 × ∆L
⇒ 0.02/2 = ∆L
⇒ ∆L = 0.01

Hence, side of park = (10 ± 0.01) m

4241.

The focal length of a convex mirror is 15 cm find its radius of curvature

Answer»

Hello FRIENDS
radius of CURVATURE = 2×focal length of CONVEX mirror
= 2×15= 30

4242.

What do you mean by work

Answer»

In physics WORK is defined as a force CAUSING the movement.
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4243.

Calculate the focal length of a concave mirror whose radius of curvature is 32 cm

Answer» BHAI MUJHE NAHI PATA YAR
4244.

Can any one say what is hippocampus......

Answer»

Hippocampus is a paart of brain.

The hippocampus is a PART of the limbic SYSTEM. The limbic system is the area in the brain that is associated with memory, emotions, and motivation. The limbic system is located just above the brain stem and below the cortex. The hippocampus itself is HIGHLY INVOLVED with our MEMORIES.

4245.

Two charges of magnitudes –20 and + O are located at points (a, 0) and (4a, 0), respectively. What is the electric flux due to these charges through a sphere of radius 3a with its centre at the origin?

Answer»

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4246.

What is the shape of wavefront on earth for satellite???

Answer»

the wavepoint is spherical. But, since the DISTANCE of the earth from the sun is the HUGE,PROTION of the wave front on the earth can be treated as a plane wave front

4247.

Capacity of an air conditioner required  for a room can be properly determined from the followinginformation  1) Size of room     2) No of persons using the room  3) Colour of the room      4) Manufacture of the air‐conditioner

Answer»

Here is your ANSWER
SIZE of the ROOM.

4248.

How to solve this one??

Answer»

I am not SURE if it SORRY

4249.

Hii everyone ...pls answer my question ...Graph between R and L ( lesson - electric current)

Answer» R is directly proportional to L
we can MAKE this in this WAY
4250.

If the power of a lens is +2.0 D, what does it imply?

Answer»

Hola User__________________

Here is Your Answer..!!!
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⭐Actually welcome to the CONCEPT of the RAY OPTICS..

⭐Basically we know that ... Power of a lens is the reciprocal of the focal length in metres..

⭐So here , P = 1/f

⭐so the focal lenght of the lense will be f = 1/P

⭐we get the focal length as f = 1/2 ==》 f = + 0.5 m


⭐Now from here we can conclude that .. as the Focal length of the Given unknown lens is Positive 0.5 ...


⭐Then WE CAN CONCLUDE THAT THE GIVEN LENS IS A CONVEX LENS AS CONVEX LENS HAS ALWAYS A POSITIVE FOCAL LENGTH ..

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