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Akudu has five 60W bulbs and two 240W water heater in his apartment. If the bulbs and water heater are switched on for 3 hours daily and the cost of electricity in 40 Kobo per kilowatt-hour calculate his bill for 100 days. |
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Answer» Answer: Electricity, or rather electrical energy costs MONEY. We pay for it when we buy a battery and we pay the electricity BOARD for the electricity that we USE from the mains. The average electricity bill for a house in a year would probably be about £500, although this very much depends on how the house is heated. The electricity board measures the electrical energy that we use not in joules but in UNITS CALLED KILOWATT-HOURS A kilowatt-hour (kWh) is the energy that a one kilowatt appliance uses in one hour One kilowatt hour = 1000 W x 3600 s = 1000 x 3600 = 3 600 000 J |
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Difference between longitudinal transverse and torsional vibration |
Answer» HEY mate here is your answer:Transverse Waves:
Longitudinal Waves:
hope it helps youplease mark as brainliest |
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Difference between microphone and loudspeaker in tabular form |
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Answer» Answer: microphone is totally diff from LOUDSPEAKER microphone is used to record voice but loudspeaker is used to listen something microphone is very slow but loudspeaker produce a very LOUD sound mark brainliest and FOLLOW me plzzzz |
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Difference between heat conductors and heat insulators |
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Answer» heat conductors are those which transfers heat from one position to another position by the activity of conduction, convection or by radiation are conductors of heat... but heat insulators are not CAPABLE of doing this. Explanation: conduction is the TRANSMISSON of heat in solid . convection is transfer of heat in liquid and radiation is TRANSMISSION of heat in VACCUM |
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PhysicsLearn Chapter -1 (Motion)Solve all the numerical of chapter-1 in Notebook (Holiday Homework notebook)i n i af 10 na Chontar 2 (Force 8 its effecte |
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Answer» Please attach an image of it and please don't be lazy GO don't ur HOMEWORK thanks only ask SPECIFIC questions you don't know. |
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While the arrow moves toward its target, the forces acting on it are due to __ and that due to __of air .option muscular, contact, non contact, gravity, firiction, shape, attraction |
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Answer» the SECOND should be FRICTION of air Explanation: |
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Difference between self induction and mutual induction |
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Answer» Answer: Self-Induction 1. Self-Induction is the characteristic of the coil itself. 2. When the main current in the coil decreases, the INDUCED current opposes the decay of current in the coil. 3. When the main current in the coil increases, the induced current opposes the growth of current in the coil. MUTUAL Induction 1. Mutual induction is the characteristic of a PAIR of coils. 2. When the main current in the coil decreases, induced current developed in the neighbouring coil opposes the decay of current in the coil. 3. When the main current in the coil increases, The induced current developed in the neighbouring coil opposes the growth of current in the coil Hope it helps Mark it as brainliest and Don't forget to follow me |
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Why a moving ball stops because of friction |
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Answer» Answer: Friction is a contact force that always acts against the direction of motion The ball EXPERIENCES a CONSTANT force against its direction of motion as it MOVES. Thus it continues to LOOSE its velocity and stops Explanation: |
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What is theory of relativity.?? can you understanding me. |
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Answer» mass can CHANGED into ENERGY and energy can be CONVERTED into mass. this theory was given by Elbert Einstein mathematically. E=mc^2 |
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If the size of a nucleus 10^15m is scaled upto the tip of a sharp pin 10^-5m what roughly is the size of the atomplz give the answer fast if you give right answer I will follow you |
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Answer» In the SIZE of NUCLEUS is should be 10^-15 so the size of ATOM WOULD be 10^-10 |
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What are types of vector |
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Answer» Zero Vector. We know that all vectors have INITIAL and terminal points. ... Unit Vector. A Unit vector is a vector having a magnitude of unity or 1 unit. ... Coinitial Vectors. Coinitial vectors are two or more vectors which have the same initial point. ... Collinear Vectors. ... Equal Vectors. ... NEGATIVE of a Vector. |
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What is the formula of Reaumer |
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Answer» re=(f-32)/2.25 is the FORMULA of reaumer plz markbit as BRAINLIST |
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0] The mass of 5 litre of waterdensity of water in g cm .of 5 litre of water is 5 kg. Find thAns. 1 g chwith 800 k |
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Two bikers started the same point and drive in a straight line for 5 km at the end of the drive the distances are the same but the displacement are different explain how this could happen with diagram |
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Answer» Answer: as we know that DISPLACEMENT is refer as path FOLLOWED by biker so here INSPITE of covering same distance the displacement is DIFFERENT because the path followed is different |
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find out the retardation if the brakes of car going speed 50 metre per hour and attend rest after moving 250 metre of distance |
Answer» Solution :-As provided :- Initial velocity = 50 m/s FINAL Velocity = 0 Distance covered = 250 Now as Initial velocity , Final Velocity and the distance is provided. So we can use the motion equation :- v² = u² + 2aS So by REPLACING values :- 0² = (50)² + 2A(250) → 0 = 2500 + 500a → -2500 = 500a →a = (-2500) ÷ 500 →a = -5 m/s² So our ACCELERATION = -5 m/s²Or RETARDATION |
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What is coulomb's law??? |
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Answer» Answer: It states that like charges repel and opposite charges attract with a force proportional to the product of the charges and inversly proportional to the square of the distance between them Hope it helps you Have a nice day..... |
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Difference between controlled and uncontrolled chain reaction |
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Answer» Answer: HEYHERE IS YOUR ANSWER:::::The key difference between controlled and uncontrolled chain reactions is that controlled chain reactions do not lead to any explosive effects whereas uncontrolled chain reactions lead to explosive energy release. :::Controlled vs Uncontrolled Chain Reaction:::::: (1)A controlled chain reaction is a chain of nuclear reactions that take PLACE SUBSEQUENTLY under controlled conditions. An uncontrolled chain reaction is a chain of nuclear reactions that take place subsequently, but not under controlled conditions. __________________________________ (2) Components::::A controlled chain reaction is CARRIED out in the presence of MODERATORS. An uncontrolled chain reaction is carried out in the absence of moderators. __________________________________ (3) Control Measures::::A nuclear chain reaction is converted into a controlled chain reaction via regulating the amount of fissile isotopes present, reducing the time of reaction and using moderators. An uncontrolled chain reaction has no control measures. __________________________________ (4) Applications::::Controlled chain reactions are used in nuclear power plants to generate electricity. Uncontrolled chain reactions are used in nuclear bombs. Explanation: HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU:::::MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST...... |
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What is magnetic field? explain it |
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Answer» Explanation: an AREA around a MAGNET or MATERIALS that behave like a magnet, where there is a force that will ATTRACT some metals towards it |
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Convert 45 degree Reaumer into Fahrenheit |
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Answer» Explanation: KYLE's Converter > TEMPERATURE > DEGREES Reaumur > Degrees Reaumur to Degrees Fahrenheit. 1 Degree Reaumur: The Réaumur temperature scale is set with the freezing point of water at 0 °Ré and the BOILING point of water at 80 °Ré. 1 °Ré is roughly equal to 274.4 °K (SI Unit). |
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A motor bike running at 5ms in 5 sec. calculate its acceleration and dustance covered. |
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Answer» YOUR ANSWER IS IN THE ATTACHMENT.... HOPE IT HELPS.... PLEASE MARK BRAINLIEST.... |
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Plz and this question I will mark them as BRAIN |
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Answer» (a) (i)Angle of incidence = 90-30 = 60° (ii)Angle of refraction = 90-45 = 45° (b) u(liq RELATIVE to air ) = √(3/2) (b) using Snell's LAW , u(air) x SIN(60°) = u(liq) x sin(45°) => u(liq)/u(air) = sin(60°)/sin(45°) => u(liq)/u(air) = √3/2 x √2 => u(liq relative to air) = √6/2 or √3/√2 or √(3/2) ... |
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Fill ups... v= u +a ? |
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Answer» heya❣❤✌ here is your answer v=u+at |
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When abody said to be positively charged |
Answer» A body is said to be positively charged when it looses electrons nd transfer it to the other bodyhope this helps ❣️ |
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What motion is that of landing of an aeroplane is it 1D or 2D? |
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(c) Ohmic resistance is-(1) Junction diode(ii) Light emitting diode(iii) Transistor(iv) Copper-wire |
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Answer» Copper-wire................ |
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Fill up b) the force applied by the archer to stretech is an example of __force |
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Answer» Answer: MUSCULAR Force Explanation: MEANS if a man is APPLYING a force to strech someting is a KIND of muscular force
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velocity time graph for the motion of an object in a straight path is a straight line parallel to the time Axis A identify the nature of motion of object b) Find the acceleration of the object. C) Draw the shape of distance -time graph for this type of motion |
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Answer» for ACCLERATION USE FORMULA v-u/t |
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A ball is dropped from a height of 20m. its velocity increases uniformly at the rate of 10m/s^2. with what velocity will it strike the ground? and after what time? |
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Answer» ANSWER is 20m/s |
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Fill up b) the force applied by the archer to stretech the bow is an example of ____ |
| Answer» MUSCULAR FORCE is the RIGHT ANSWER. | |
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How much energy is given to each columb of charge passing toughing a 6V battery? |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation:The ENERGY given to each COULOMB of charge is equal to the AMOUNT of work which is done in moving it. Now we know that Potential difference = ∴ Work done = Potential difference × charge Where, Charge = 1 C and Potential difference = 6 V ∴ Work done = 6×1 = 6 Joule. |
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A cuboid has a density of 2000kgm^3. The dimension of the block are 5m by 4m by 10m. |
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Answer» Explanation: Perhaps you WANT to FIND the MASS of the CUBOID. If so then, |
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Find the laplace transform of the half-wave rectified sine wave. |
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Answer» The laplace TRANSFORM of the HALF-WAVE rectified SINE wave is as follows:
f (t) = { SINT :(2n+1) π ≤ t ≤ (2n+2) π 0 :2nπ ≤ t ≤ (2n+1)π }
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A potential difference of 25V is applied to 30Ω of resistor calculation the currentflowing though resistor.20. Draw the V-I graph for non- ohmic material. |
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Answer» Answer: GIVEN that: V= 25V R= 30ohm I= ? according to ohms LAW V = IR I = V/R I = 25/30 = 0.83A b) the graph of non ohmic MATERIAL is increasing because the RESISTANCE of ohmic material will be INCREASE their graph |
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Fill up a) To stretech the bow the archer applies a force that cause a change in its ___force. |
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a vernier has 10 divisions and they are equal to 9 divisions of main scale in length if the main scale is calibrated in mm what is it least count |
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Answer» Answer: hey MATE here your answer Explanation: |
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A car moves 100 m due east and then 25 m due west. (a) What is the distance covered by the car?(b) What is its displacement? |
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Answer» DISTANCE 100+25 =125 Displacement=75 Mark me as BRAINLIEST |
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A current of 1200mA flows through a 4KΩ resistor what is pd across the resistor |
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Answer» CURRENT of 1200MA flows through a 4KΩ resistor what is PD ACROSS the resistor Explanation: 300V |
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How to find reaction time of an object |
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Answer» Answer: hat is the formula for calculating REACTION time? Easy METHOD: Calculate the reaction distance Formula: Remove the last digit in the speed, multiply by the reaction time and then by 3. Example of CALCULATION with a speed of 50 km/h and a reaction time of 1 second: Formula: d = (s * R) / 3.6. d = reaction di |
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What should be the aims of preparing diet for sport person |
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Answer» Answer: Answer : Aims of preparing diet for sports person : Maintaining body weight and body composition desired for that SPECIFIC sport. Maintaining adequate pool of nutrient levels in the body. Adopting healthy NUTRITIONAL PRACTICES during training and COMPETITION. |
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What is tangential force? |
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Answer» Answer: a force that acts on a moving BODY in the DIRECTION of a tangent to the CURVED PATH of the body. |
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List few largest,smallest, standard values in science |
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Answer» smallest value℅ |
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Example where force changes the speed of a moving body |
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Answer» Answer: HOPE THIS ANSWER HELPS YOU....IF IT DID MARK AS BRAINLIEST❤️ Explanation: a) when a car is moving at a constant speed and the DRIVER accelerates the car the speed of car increases bcoz force was applied to the acceleration peddle. b) similarly when a car needs to stop the driver APPLIES force on the brake peddle which leads the speed of car to decrease ultimately BRINGING it to rest. c) when a person is playing football he CONSTANTLY keeps kicking the ball by applying force from his foot and when near the goal he KICKS the ball hard which changes its speed. |
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Find out the number of photons emitted by a 60 watt light bulb |
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Answer» HOPE THIS HELPS YOU...IF IT DID PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST❤️♂️ |
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Factors that affect the speed of a train moving in circular motion |
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Answer» Answer: Circular motion is a special CASE of curvilinear motion where the object MOVES AROUND a fixed POINT in a circular (closed) path |
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A candle is kept in front of the plane mirror at distance of 15cm what is distance between candle and its image |
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How is pressure related to force and area?? |
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Answer» Answer: HEYA mate there's your answer Force PER area is called as pressure. P=F/A hope it HELPS you THANK you |
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a body is moving along a circular of radius R what are the value of distance and displacement in half the revolution |
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Answer» A BODY is moving along a circular path of radius r. What will be the distance and displacement of the body when it COMPLETES half a revolution? When it completes half a revolution, Distance traveled/Pathlength will be EQUAL to half of the circumference of the circle. |
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Kinetic Energy formula explanation and example proof.m is mass, v is velocity.E=0.5mv^2Gravitational Potential Energy formula explanation and example proof.g is acceleration due to gravitym is massh is height above ground in metres E=mghPlease don't give BS answers and answer for points. Thanks. Shall mark brainiest for best answer. |
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Answer» Answer: A force must be applied on a body to accelerate an object. Work must be done in order to apply a force. The body will move with an unvarying speed after the work has been done due to the energy provided by it. The speed and the mass of the body are factors on which the energy transfer that makes up the kinetic energy depends. Just like all forms of energy, Kinetic energy too can be transformed into other forms of energy and transmitted amongst objects. For instance, a moving car may hit a stationary person and then the kinetic energy of the car gets transferred into the person’s body. How to Calculate Kinetic Energy? To simply put, Kinetic energy can be calculated by the BASIC process of computing the work (W) that is done by a force (F). If the body has a mass of m that was pushed for a distance of d on a surface with a force that’s parallel to it. W=F.d=m.a.d The acceleration in this equation can be substituted by the initial (vi) and final (vf) velocity and the distance. This we get from the kinematic equations of motion. W=m.a.d=m.d.v2f−v2i2d=m.v2f−v2i2d=12.m.v2f−12.m.v2i The Kinetic Energy’s (K) basic quantity ½mv2 changes when a particular sum of work is ACTED upon an object. K.E=12mv2 The total work that is done on a system is equivalent to the change in kinetic energy. Thus, Wnet=ΔK This equation is known as the work-energy theorem and has large applications EVEN if the forces applied varies in magnitude and direction. This FACTOR is an important one in the concept of conservation of energy. Examples of Kinetic Energy A semi truck travelling down the road has more kinetic energy than a car travelling at the same speed because the truck’s mass is much more than the car’s. A river FLOWING at a certain speed comprises kinetic energy as water has certain velocity and mass. |
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What is the component of gravitational force on an inclined plane |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: You can use physics to determine the force of GRAVITY on an object that moves along an inclined plane. You can break the weight of the object down into components that are parallel to and PERPENDICULAR to the plane. The component perpendicular to the plane PRESSES the object into the SURFACE of the plane |
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