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2. If a line parallel to X-Axis in d-t graph is specifies that the body is(a) Moving with constant speed(b) Moving with constant velocity(c) At rest(d) Moving non uniformly |
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6. Displacement-time graph of a uniformly accelerated motion is(a) parabola (b) straight line (C) an inclined line (d) none |
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Which one have lesser resistance A 220V , 60 W bulb or 220V , 40W bulb |
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Answer» 1 st bulb have :- Power = 60w 2 nd bulb have :- Power = 40w Potential DIFFERENCE = 220 v Which bulb has lesser resistance=? For finding the resistance of both BULBS, we have to use the relation between power,resistance and voltage. It is given by formula:- ★ Now, we can PUT the value of given quantities. Resistance of 1st bulb =
Now,resistance of 2 nd bulb =
from above we can say that :- ★ therefore, bulb 1 st has lesser resistance than bulb 2 nd. |
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what is the change in momentum of a car waiting 1500 kg with when its speed increases from 36 km per hour to 72 km per hour uniformly |
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Answer» P=m(V2-V1) =1500*36 =54000 |
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Name physical quantity that corresponds to the rate of change of velocity |
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Answer» ACCELERATION is the ANSWER |
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Draw a closed circuit by using a battery of 6V, resistance 10 Ohm, a voltmeter and rheostat. |
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Thickness of a cricket ball is measured by |
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Answer» cricket ball is a hard, solid ball used to play cricket. In men's cricket the ball must weigh between 5.5 and 5.75 OUNCES (137.5 and 143.8 g) and measure between 8 13/16 and 9 in (220 and 225 mm) in circumference. Appearance: A cricket ball is usually RED, white or pink depending UPON the GAME and has a seam over it. |
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Name the physical quantities which remain constant during circularly motion |
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Answer» ACCELERATION REMAINS CONSTANT during CIRCULAR MOTION |
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5. A bus moves from stop ‘A to stop 'B' with a speed of 40 km/hr and then from stop 'B' to stop 'Awith a speed of 50 km/hr. Its average speed is(a) 48.5 km/hr (b) 44 km/hr (c) 45 km/hr (d) 44.4 km/hr |
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Answer» Answer: It’s true, without telling us how long it took to travel from A to B at 30 kmph, there’s no way of telling how far AWAY it is. Seems like someone may be trying to trick you. The second speed GIVEN is also irrelevant, as the distance from A to B is the same as the distance from B to A. In that sense you could say the distance traveled by the CAR is 2 x the distance from A to B. If you look at the situation in a DIFFERENT way, then the distance traveled by the car is 0 km, miles, inches…whatever. Because the car ENDS at its point of origin, the distance traveled from start to finish is nothing. |
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The current in the given circuit will be : |
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Answer» Answer: 0.1A Explanation: LET US Assume the Three Resistors as R1, R2 & R3 ∴ R1 & R2 are in Series ∴Rs = R1 + R2 = 30 + 30 = 60 Ohms Rs = 60 Ohms By PUTTING R1 & R2 in Series, They become as a Single Resistor. ∵ R1 & R2 have became as a Single Resistor ∴ Rs & R3 are in PARALLEL Connection ∴ 1/Rp = 1/Rs + 1/R3 = 1/60 + 1/30 = 2 + 1/60 1/Rp = 3/60 Rp = 60/3 = 20 Rp = 20 Ohms W.K.T V = IR I = V/R I = 2/20 I = 1/10 I = 0.1 I= 0.1 A I Hope this Explanation will be helpful to You... |
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Acceleration of a particle in xy plane varies with time= s a vector is equals 2t cap + 3 tsquare J cap metre per second square at time is equals to zero and velocity of particle is 2 metre per second along positive X direction and the particle starts from origin find velocity and co-ordinate of particle with time is equals to 1 second |
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Answer» CATTY po Explanation: |
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At least 15 question given me from differentiation for class 11 |
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Answer» Where is the QUESTION? |
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4. A particle travels with a speed of 18 km/hr, its speed in m/s is(a) 5 m/s (b) 50 m/s (C) 64.8 m/s (d) 6.48 m/s |
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Answer» Answer: 5 m/s Explanation: ACCORDING to the given question, And we know,
Thus,
Thus speed will be 5 m/s ANS. |
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Properties of plane mirror, concave mirror and convex mirror. |
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Answer» concave mirror :forms both real and virtual images sometimes image beyond mirror MAGNIFIED enlarged or same size image depends on OBJECT POSITION convex mirror: always virtual plane mirror:virtual , upright, left-right reversed, image distance is EQUAL to object distance ,same size |
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Give example of a physical change which occurs by the action of heat |
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Answer» When ICE is HEATED it CHANGES its state from SOLID to liquid. |
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Formula for angular momentum of electron in an orbital |
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How to find moment of inertia of i section both axis? |
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Answer» =Determine the moment of inertia of the crosshatched REGION about the X AXIS. CROSS section about the x axis.about the x and y axes.✔✔ |
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Q 10. A body goes from P to Q with a velocity of 40 ms -1 and comes back from Q toP with a velocity of 60 ms -1. What is the average velocity of the body during thejourney?th |
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An electron is moving in 2nd orbit of Het then whatwill be velocity of electron :- |
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7.An ideal gas is expanding such thatPT2=constant. The coefficient of volumeexpansion of the gas is :(A) |
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Answer» answer is 3 / T. Explanation: Given the gas is an ideal gas. Hence P V = n R T ---- (1) Given also that the gas follows a process such that the equation P T² = Constant = C (say) ---- (2) Hence, C/T² * V = n R T => V = (n R /C) T³ ---- (3) Differentiating WRT T we get: dV = 3 (nR/C) T² dT ---- (4) Thermal Coefficient of volume expansion of the given gas during the given process is defined as : (dV/dT)/ V = (dV/V) * 1/dT ---- (5) which comes to 3/T USING the equations above. ans: 3/T |
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How does hammering a iron sheet again and again increase it's temperature? |
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Answer» This action do not increase its TEMPERATURE due to FRICTION between hammer and iron SHEET it GETS heated. |
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When the when the brakes are applied a car stops in 20 seconds find the retardation speed |
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1If the electric field in some region of space is zero,A ll implies that there is no electric charge in that region.B. it implies that there is electric charge in that region.C. it does not imply anything concrete about the charges in theregion.D. it means there is discharging in the region |
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Answer» D. it means there is discharging in the region
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if there is no any electric FIELD it does not IMPLIES that there is no net charge there may be EQUAL and opposite charges. I t it's helpful for you THANKS #_brainly_mate mark me as brainliest
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a stone weighing 10 kg is dropped from a cliff in a high wind. The wind exerts a steady horizontal force of 50N on the stone as it fall. Tha path that the stone folloews will be a) a parabola b) an ellipse c) a more complicated path d) a straight line |
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Answer» ANSWER: the STONE will follow a straight LINE path Explanation: no FORCE acts on a FREELY falling body
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What will be velocity of an electron revolving in second orbit of H atom |
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prachi travels a distance of 30 m towards east Prachi Travels a distance of 30 metre towards east then she turned towards north and travels 40 metre in the direction as shown in figure |
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HLO GUYS ⚽***is the motion of earth around Sun unaccelerated. |
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Answer» FALSE, the motion of earth around the sun is accelerated as it is moving in an approximately circular PATH around the sun(the path is elliptical but can be APPROXIMATED as circular). |
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2. If's is displacement and d' is distance between two points, then the correct relation is{a).s=d (b) s>d. (9)d>s (d) none |
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Answer» Answer: d>s and d=s Explanation: According to the GIVEN question, s = displacement and d = distance And we are asked to FIND CORRECT relationship between them. We know, distance is the total* length between two points whereas displacement is the shortest* length between two points. Thus displacement can't be GREATER than distance.
Again, we know for linear motion without change in direction displacement is equal to distance.
So there can be two answers. |
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How to ask doubt with pictures |
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Answer» when you will open the BRAINLY app you will see..., on there line you also see CAMERA. click on camera and click the picture. and ask your question. please Mark as brainlist and follow me. |
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Ramesh while driving to school, compute the average speed 20km/h on his return trip along the same path his average speed is 30km/h . Find the average speed for his trip |
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Answer» 20+30/2=25km/hr |
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For 10 ohm resistance what is length of nichrome wire should be |
Answer» Here is the ANSWER...!!Its DIAMETER (in MM) WOULD be 2.591 Hope it HELPS...!! |
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For thermal comfort what should be done with dry bulb and wet bulb temperature? |
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Answer» ANSWER: EVEN i NEED an answer for this Explanation: |
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Explain the theory of electrification or charging of a substance |
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Define refraction of light and write any two law |
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Answer» HEY here is ur answer In physics refraction is the change in direction of a wave passing from one medium to another or from a gradual change in the medium. Refraction of light is the most commonly observed phenomenon, but other waves such as sound waves and WATER waves ALSO experience refraction Two laws
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20. A 150 m long train is moving with a unitom velocity of 45 km/h. The time taken by the train tocross a bridge of length 850 m isa) 56 secb) se50 secd) 92 sec |
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Answer» Answer: 80 sec Explanation: According to the given question, l = length of the TRAIN = 150 m d = length of the bridge = 850 m v = velocity = 45 km/h = 45×1000/3600 = 12.5 m/s t = time And we are asked to find the time taken to cross the bridge. We KNOW, to cross the bridge the train needs to cross the bridge and itself too THUS,
Again, we know
Putting the VALUES we get,
Thus it will TAKE 80 sec. |
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How can it be 875m.....And how is the distance of A 3500m? |
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Answer» Answer: |
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aqar accelerated information from rest for 5 seconds then it travel at the study velocity 45 seconds |
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Answer» For the FIRST 5 s the v-t GRAPH will be a straight line and for the NEXT 5 s it will be a straight line PARALLEL to time AXIS |
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Study the velocity time graph of the motion and answer the following questions- |
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2. If's is displacement and dis distance between two points, then the correct relation is *(a) s-= d... (b) s>d.Od>s(d) none |
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9) The mass of 5 litre of water is 5 kg. Find thedensity of water in g cm-3. Ans. 1 8 cm |
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Answer» i hope i you will get , you will make me brainliest Here is your answer...✌ ================================= GIVEN: Volume of water , V= 5 LTR = 5000 cm³ { 1 Ltr = 1000cm³} Mass of water , M = 5 KG = 5000 G { 1 kg = 1000 g } Now, Density, D = M/V D = 5000 g/ 5000 cm³ D = 1 g/cm³ Hence, The density of water is 1 g/cm³ |
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an inverted image is magnified by 2 when the object is placed 22cm in front of a concave mirror determine the image distance and the focal length of the mirror |
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Answer» Here, m=-2 Therefore, m=(-V)/u =>MU= -v =>(-2×-22)=-v =>44=-v =>v=-44 cm |
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A car moves at 18 kilometre per hour speed for first one minute and then 27kilometre per hour speed for next 2 minutes find average speed |
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Hey friendshere is my question ••why does the sky appear dark instead of blue to an astronaut? ••of class 10th |
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Answer» Answer: the sky appears dark instead of blueto an astronaut because there is noatmosphere in the outer space that can scatter the SUNLIGHT as the SUN LIGHT is not scarred no, scattered light REACH the eyes of the astronautsand the sky APPEAR black to them |
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Hlo my sweet friends.. ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽which physical quantity changes in uniform circular motion. |
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Answer» Answer: VELOCITY is the physical QUANTITY which changes CONTINUOUSLY during uniform circular motion and speed remains CONSTANT. >> Velocity is the physical quantity which changes continuously in uniform circular motion✌✌✌✌✌✌ |
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Odd one out between time second and distance |
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Answer» From TIME SECOND DISTANCE, Distance Is odd HOPE IT HELPS YOU❣❣✨✨✌✌ |
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The value of ‘g‘is maximum:a) in a mine at a depth of 1 km below the surface of the earth.b) at the centre of the earthc) on the surface of the earthd) in an aeroplane at a height of 1 km |
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Answer» in an aeroplane at a HIGHT of 1 km Explanation: because .. when we move from earth to sky then g is decrease and we move from sky to earth g increase .so OPTION d is CORRECT |
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What is the difference between plane angle and solid angle |
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Answer» Plane angles are drawn or FOUND on palne surface,where as SOLID angles are drawn or found on solid 3D materials. Plane angles are called 'radian'. And solid angles are called 'steradian'. Palne angles = Arc/radius ,where as Solid angles = S.A/radius^2 Hope this will HELP you........ |
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Two types of balances, the beam balance and the spring balance are commonly used formeasuring weights in shops. If we are on the moon, we can continue to use:a) only the beam type balance without any changeb) only the spring type balance without any changec) both balances without any changed) neither of the balances without making change |
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