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A copper wire has diameter 0.5 mm and resistivity of 1.6 108 m. What will bethe length of this wire to make its resistance 12 |
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Answer» PLEASE WRITE the value of restivity rightly. if it is same as you have MENTIONED in the QUESTION. then my ANSWER will be right. |
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A convex lens of focal length 25 cm and a concave lens of focal length 10cm are placed in close contact with each other .Calculate the lens power of this combination. |
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Answer» HOPE IT HELPS YOU..... TQ ❤ ❤ |
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A certain journey took 40 min to complete. If half the distance was travelled at an average speed of 100 km/h and the other half at an average speed of 60 km/h, what was the length of the journey? |
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Answer» Answer: 160/3 KMS Explanation: SINCE each speed is GIVEN at the half of the journey, so in Case I: When speed is 100 km/h, We know that speed = distance/time, so distance = speed × time 》distance = (100 × 1)/3 》distance = 100/3 kms Case II: When speed is 60 km/h, distance = speed × time 》distance = 60 × 1/3 》distance = 20 km total distance = (100/3 + 20) kms 》" = (100+60)/3 So total distance = 160/3 kms |
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Derive the relation between electrical and mechanical angle |
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Describe about the lenses which are used in our daily lite. |
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Answer» concave and CONVEX both lenses are UESD in our DAILY life. glasses for short SIGHTEDNESS and far sightedness. in binoculars. in telescopes |
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Find efficiency with input rms value in transformer |
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Answer» I didn't UNDERSTAND what U have INPUT I'm SORRY |
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Distance between speed and velocity th |
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Answer» DISTANCE or DIFFERENCE........... .. |
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Name the process in which electrical energy is transformed into chemical energy. |
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Answer» Answer: Chemical energy may be RELEASED during a chemical reaction, often in the form of heat; such reactions are called exothermic. Reactions that require an input of heat to PROCEED may store some of that energy as chemical energy in newly FORMED bonds. |
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What are X-rays ? Write two uses of X-rays. |
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Answer» X-rays are the form of electromagnetic radiation that can pass through the solid objects ,including the body.they are used to VIEW image of the bone and other structures of the body . |
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Q5)-what is the acceleration of body moving with uniform velocity? |
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Answer» Acceleration will be ZERO because (explanation is below) VELOCITY is a VECTOR quantity (it has both SPEED and direction |
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a body is moving with a velocity of 15m/s .if the motion is uniform ,what will be the velocity after 10s? |
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Answer» Explanation: Pettigrew |
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two electric bulbs of the same power, but with different marked voltages are connected in series across a power line . Then their brightness will be |
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Answer» Answer: Rating of bulbs hasn't been specified which is very important. Let's assume each bulb is rated at 120V,50Hz supply. Now what it means is that when 40W (or 60W) bulb will be connected across rated voltage i.e.120V ac supply then power dissipation across it will be 40W (or 60W). Rating is important because say if 40W bulb rated at 120V supply is connected across 220V supply then it will not work (might burn or blow up), meaning thereby a device can not work at a voltage much higher than its rated voltage. One more information that you get from rating is the resistance of each bulb. Since both bulbs are rated at same voltage, we can say that resistance of each bulb is inversely PROPORTIONAL to its rated power. Therefore R (40W bulb) > R (60W bulb) We should know that the bulb across which power dissipation is more will glow brighter. Now 1. When connected in series: In a series connection, current FLOWING across each element is same. So when 40W bulb and 60W bulb are connected in series, same current will flow through them. To find which bulb will glow brighter we need to find the power dissipation across each of them. From the relation P=(I*I) R since current is same we can say that power dissipation will be higher for the bulb with higher resistance i.e. 40W bulb. Hence 40W bulb will glow brighter in series connection. 2. When connected in parallel: In a parallel connection, voltage across each element is same. So when 40W bulb and 60W bulb are connected in parallel, voltage across them will be same (100 V in the given case). To find which bulb will glow brighter we need to find the power dissipation across each of them. From the relation P=(V*V)/R since voltage is same we can say that power dissipation will be higher for the bulb with lower resistance i.e. 60W bulb. Hence 60W bulb will glow brighter in parallel connection |
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21. Define uniform circular motion. Is it an apoleted mon yeshaacceleration? Give an example of this type of motion 2012) |
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Answer» Answer: the MOTION of the body in the circular PATH with the same SPEED is called uniform circular motion. |
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A truck running at 90km/hr is brought to rest over a distance of 25m. Calculate the retardation and time taken for which brakes are applied |
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Is it necessary that potential is zero when electric field is zero? |
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Answer» No ,it is not NECESSARY |
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what what remains constant in uniform circular motion and what changes continuously in uniform circular motion |
Answer» ANSWER:➤in a uniform CIRCULAR motion the speed remains constant ➤the direction changes continuously |
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Please help me, for solve this question.. |
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Answer» i don't know but i can ASK my TUTION teacher but FIRST you have to follow me |
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40 Bulbs of 100 watts each are connected in parallel across 200 volts supply. What should be the rating of safety fuse in order to safeguard the circuit from overloading/short-circuiting? |
Answer» ANSWER:yaaar AAA tan minnu V ni ONDA |
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a boy running between two positions, he is running for the time intervals 2sec and 3sec with speeds 5m/sec and 6m/sec respectively then calculate average speed of the boy |
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A car travels at a speed of 64mph and its fuel consumption is 28 mpg. It has a 11 gallon tank which was full when it started but at that very moment began to leak fuel. After 112 miles the car stops with a completely empty tank. How many gallons per hour was it losing? |
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Answer» HEY Dear, ● ANSWER - Gallons lost per hour = 6.286 gallons/hr ◆ EXPLANATION - Time taken by the car to empty the FUEL tank is - Time = distance / velocity Time = 112 / 64 Time = 1.75 hrs No of gallons lost per hour are calculated by - Gallons lost per hour = Total / hrs Gallons lost per hour = 11 / 1.75 Gallons lost per hour = 6.286 gallons/hr Hope that was useful.. |
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Dimension of acceleration due to gravity |
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Answer» ACCELERATION DUE to GRAVITY =G = 9.8 m/s² dimensions = (M^o L¹T-²) |
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How can we differentiate it from heat |
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Answer» what is the QUESTION brooo |
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What is the difference between a real image and a virtual image ?Give one example of each type of image |
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Answer» HOLA! ●Real image is INVERTED.(when u see the concave side of a spoon) |
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What is temperature |
Answer» Heya☺✌✌....A DEGREE or intensity of heat PRESENT in substance or an object ...... <U>hope it HELPS u!!!! |
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B. Write three applications of each laws of motion. |
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Answer» Answer: mark me as brainlieast Explanation: Newton's Laws of Motion Edit Newtons law describes the body's motion in terms of physics. It has been widely accepted by the SCIENCE community for the past century, in total there are three laws that affect the laws of motion. This indicates that the PROJECTILE is MOVING. of acceleration. His law is; "The rate of change of momentum of an object is directly proportional to the resultant force acting on the body and is in the same direction." This law means that the force of the object moving will be equal to the opposing force such as air resistance. Mathematically, Newton's second law is stated as: {\displaystyle {\overrightarrow {\mathbf {F} }}={\frac {d{\overrightarrow {\mathbf {p} }}}{dt}}} \overrightarrow {{\mathbf {F}}}={\frac {d\overrightarrow {{\mathbf {p}}}}{dt}} where F is the total force, p is the momentum, and t is the time passed. In classical physics, where the object's mass is constant, this equation becomes a more familiar form: {\displaystyle {\overrightarrow {\mathbf {F} }}={\frac {d{\overrightarrow {\mathbf {p} }}}{dt}}={\frac {dm{\overrightarrow {\mathbf {v} }}}{dt}}=m{\frac {d{\overrightarrow {\mathbf {v} }}}{dt}}=m{\overrightarrow {\mathbf {a} }}} \overrightarrow {{\mathbf {F}}}={\frac {d\overrightarrow {{\mathbf {p}}}}{dt}}={\frac {dm\overrightarrow {{\mathbf {v}}}}{dt}}=m{\frac {d\overrightarrow {{\mathbf {v}}}}{dt}}=m\overrightarrow {{\mathbf {a}}} where m is the object's mass and a is the acceleration of the object. Example A skydiver jumps from a plane and accelerates until he reaches the highest velocity possible, when this happens his acceleration is equal to nothing, this happens when air resistance is equal to the downward force of the skydiver. Newton's THIRD Law of motion Edit Newtons third and final law is the law of Interaction in which he Doubted; "All forces occur in pairs, and these two forces are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction." It can be said that "every action has opposite and EQUIVALENT reaction" Examples When we push a wall, it creates an opposite amount of force, thus, either we move or does the wall move. This in simple terms is that to every action force there is an equal, but still the same, reaction force. For example if one presses on a wall a equal and same force is pushed back at them. |
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Application of d alemberts principle in plane motion |
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Answer» Answer: D' ALEMBERT'S PRINCIPLE AND ITS APPLICATIONS. INTRODUCTION:- D'Alembert's principle in mechanics, principle permitting the reduction of a problem in dynamics to one in statics. ... The principle shows that NEWTON's THIRD law of motion applies to BODIES free to move as well as to STATIONARY bodies. |
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21. Define uniform circular motion. Is it an accelerated motion? If yes, what is the direction ofacceleration? Give an example of this type of motion? (2012) |
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Answer» if an OBJECT moves in a circular path with uni form speed it's MOTION is CALLED UNIFORM circular motion |
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The value of current and voltage V in the given circuit will be(A) 2A,4V(B) 4A, 2V(C) 1A, 2V(D) 2A, 1V |
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Answer» option A Three 2 ohm resistance are in SERIES so it's equivalent is 6ohm and this 6ohm is parallel with another 6ohm which is parallel to voltage source.current will be devided EQUALLY in both 6ohm resistance.that is equal to 2amp.three 2ohm resistance are in series so current will be same in all. voltage ACROSS 2ohm will be PRODUCT of current and resistance.it will be 4volt is there any confusions?? feel free to comment thank you. |
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Find the area of a parallelogram formed by vectorsÅ=3icap+2jcap, B=-3icap+7jcap |
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Answer» → A = 3 I + 2 j → B = 3 I + 7 j Area of PARALLELOGRAM= ? We know, that area of parallelogram = ★ area of parallelogram = ★ ★ ★ ★ = = = |
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A car moves with speedof 30 km/ h for half an hour ,25km/h for one hour and 40km/h you two hour calculate the average speed of the car in answer |
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Answer» Answer: 32.8 Explanation: Total distance travelled = 30km/h * 0.5 h + 25km/h * 1 2/3 h + 40km/h *2 h = 136.667 km Total TIME = 0.5+1 2/3 + 2 = 4.1667 h Average speed = 136.667/4.1667 = 32.8 km/h Hope it helps |
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Factor on which the resistance of conductor depends |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: RESISTANCE of a CONDUCTOR depends on Length of conductor, are of cross-section, Temperature and nature of material Length and temperature are DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL Where as AREA is inversely proportional |
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ABCD is a square of side a. Abody starts from A and reaches Cthrough the indicated path. Theratio of displacement to distancetravelled is :(a) 20 6 12(6)(d) aV2 |
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Find the integrals of tanx×secx |
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Answer» ANSWER: -secx+c Explanation: SUPPOSE ,cosx=z -sinx dx =dz ⇒ ⇒-{ ⇒ ⇒secx+c |
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(i) (a) Why is it advisable to use renewable sources of energy?(b) How is combustion of fossil fuels responsible for acid rain? |
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Answer» Explanation: Because Renewable RESOURCES of Energy is continuous whereas NON Renewable Resources take too MUCH TIME to regenerate. |
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A caue aquires a velocity of 72 kmhInlosec starting from the rest1...acceleration2...A v3...distance travel in this time |
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Answer» u=0 v=72km/h 72X5/18 20m/s t=10sec a=? v=u+at 20=0+aX10 20=10a a=2m/s² average velocity=v+u/2 20+0/2 20/2 10m/s v²=u²+2as (20)²=0²+2X2Xs 400=0+4s 4s=400 s=400/4 s=100m |
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For a body, moving along a straight line, the averagevelocity is equal to its instantaneous velocity. Themotion of the body should be :(a) uniform(b) uniformly accelerated(c) non-uniformly accelerated(d) may be uniform or non-uniform. |
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If A vector &B vector two non collinear unit vectors and if if a + b is √3 find the value of -A vector -B vector × 2A vector + Bvector |
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A body weighs 3 kg in air. If it is submerged in a liquid, it weighs 2.5 kg. What is the specific gravity of the liquid. |
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Compared to microwave radiation infrared radiation |
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Answer» Answer: Infrared rays are less controlled as compared to MICROWAVE radiation, which is more specified. The WAVELENGTH of infrared is shorter than that of microwave radiation, which FALLS in between radio waves and infrared on the ELECTROMAGNETIC spectrum. This MEANS infrared rays have a higher frequency than microwaves. Hope this answer helps you! |
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Constructive and destructive interference derivation |
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Answer» Constructive and Destructive INTERFERENCE. In the last section we discussed the FACT that waves can move through each other, which means that they can be in the same place at the same time.This SITUATION, where the resultant wave is BIGGER than EITHER of the two original, is called constructive interference.✔✔ |
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Establish relation between group velocity and phase velocity |
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Answer» Answer:Relation Between Group Velocity And Phase Velocity Waves can be in the group and such groups are called as wave PACKETS, so the velocity with a wave packet travels is called group velocity. Velocity with which the phase of a wave travels is called phase velocity. The relation between group velocity and phase velocity are proportionate. Explanation Group Velocity And Phase Velocity The Group Velocity and Phase Velocity relation can be mathematically written as- Vg=Vp+kdVpdk Where, Vg is the group velocity. Vp is the phase velocity. k is the angular wave number. Group Velocity and Phase Velocity relation for Dispersive wave Non-dispersive wave Type of wave Condition Formula Dispersive wave dVpdk≠0 Vp≠Vg Non-dispersive wave dVpdk=0 Vp=Vg Group Velocity And Phase Velocity Relation The group velocity is DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL to phase velocity. which means- When group velocity increases, proportionately phase velocity will ALSO increase. When phase velocity increases, proportionately group velocity will also increase. Thus we see direct dependence of group velocity on phase velocity and vise-versa. Relation Between Group Velocity And Phase Velocity Equation For the amplitude of wave packet let- ?? is the angular velocity given by ??=2???? k is the angular wave number given by – k=2πλ t is time x be the position Vp phase velocity Vg be the group velocity For any propagating wave packet – Δω2t−Δk2x=constant ⇒x=constant+Δω2Δk2t—–(1) Velocity is the rate of change of displacement given by v=dxdt Hence group velocity is got by differentiating equation (1) with respect to time Vg=dxdt=Δω2Δk2=ΔωΔk Vg=limω1→ω2ΔωΔk=dωdk ——(2) We know that phase velocity is given by Vg=ωk⇒ω=kVp Substituting ?? = kVp in equation (2) we get- Vg=d(kVp)dk Thus, we arrive at the equation relating group velocity and phase velocity – Vg=Vp+kdVpdk |
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a man of mass 65 kg holding bucket of mass 15 kg he walks 50 m on road at constant speed 3m/s and then climb hill of height 20m then work done by man taking g=10 |
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Answer» for constant speed on STRAIGHT road wd =0 |
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a current of 4 ammeter flows around a circuit in 10 second how much charge flows past a point in the circuit in the time also find the number of electron passes in the circuit |
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Answer» I= Q/T 4 = Q/10
Q= ne 40= N × 1.67× 10^-18 40/1.6×10^-19= n Hope it helps |
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A ball hits a wall horizontly at 6m/s inverseit rebound horizontly at 4.4m/smsinverse the ball is contact with thewall hole 0.040 sec. what is the accheof the ball |
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Answer» U =6m/s v=4.4/s t =0.04s a =v-u/t a =1.6/0.04 a=16/10×100/4 a=40 m/s^2 |
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What is the unit of self-inductance |
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Answer» Explanation: The BASIC unit of MEASUREMENT for inductance is called the Henry, ( H ) after JOSEPH Henry, but it also has the units of Webers per AMPERE ( 1 H = 1 Wb/A ). |
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