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The vector sum of the forces of 10N and 6N can be : |
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Answer» the answer is 16N Explanation: ADD 10N+16N=16N |
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A ship at a speed of 4 ms-1 water resistant acting on it is 4000n power of its engine is |
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Answer» Your QUESTION is INCOMPLETE PLEASE SEND the comlete question |
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what is meant by power. a lens? write uts SI unit. a student uses a lens of focal length 40 cm and another of -20 cm. write the nature |
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Answer» The degree of convergence or divergence of light rays by the lens is called it's power. or, The reciprocal of focal LENGTH is known as power. It's SI unit is Dioptre. By using formula of power, ★ where, it is multiplied by 100 to convert in cm. Now focal length = 40 cm
Nature:- It is convergence lens because it's power is positive or CONVEX lens. Now focal length = -20 cm
Nature :- It is a divergence or CONCAVE lens because it's power is in NEGATIVE. |
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Chapter 4 ka E part ka chhata question ka answer |
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Answer» What's the NAME of the book. Which SUBJECT ? |
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How to prove relation between leniar and angular velocity? |
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Why light has so high velocity? |
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Answer» Answer: cause it's ENERGY itself EVEY PHYSICAL matter needs energy to gain VELOCITY (^_^;)(^_^;) |
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Question 9John is standing in front of a special mirror. He finds image of his head smaller the middlebortion of his body the same size and the legs bigger. The following is the order of combinationefor the special mirror from the top(a) Plane, convex, concave (b) Convex, concave plane(c) Concave, plane, convex (d) Convex, plane and concave |
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Answer» a Explanation: |
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What does the odometer of a car measure? |
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Answer» Answer: An ODOMETER or odograph is an INSTRUMENT used for measuring the DISTANCE travelled by a VEHICLE, such as a bicycle or car. |
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An object 4 cm high is placed 15 cm from a convex lens of focal length 5 cm draw a ray diagram on graph paper and find its position, size and nature of the image |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: Object distance given is 15cm which is (U). Object length(o) = 4 cm. Focal length(f) = 5 cm. Thus, magnification(m) is object distance / IMAGE distance m=i/o. Or, we can SAY - 1/v - 1/u=1/f 1/v - 1/15 = 1/5 So, 1/v = 1/5 + 1/15 1/v = 4/15 v= 15/4 cm which is the POSITION of the image from the convex lense. Thus, magnification is (f-v)/f=m =(5-15/4)/5=m = 5/20=m m=1/4. Now, m=i/o for all lenses =1/4=image / 4 So, image distance is 1 cm. Nature of the image will be larger and inverted. |
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5 Different source of energy those are environmental friendly |
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Answer» Answer: Hey mate there is your answer five different source of energy those are environmental friendly are (1)wind energy (2)BIOMASS energy( 3)solar energy (4)GEOTHERMAL energy( 5)WAVE energy please give the brainliest |
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the x and y are the two coordinates of the particle at time T is given by x is equal to 7t+ 4tsquare and Y is equal to 5 t. x and y are in metre and t in second the acceleration of the particle at time t is equal to 5 is |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: |
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What does the speedometer ofa car measure |
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Answer» The SPEEDOMETER of CAR SHOWS the SPEED of the car in km/h |
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Why light is important for us?? |
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Answer» ⏩⏩ ➡Natural light BOOSTS your body's VITAMIN D storage. ... ➡Natural light leads to higher productivity. ... ➡Natural light BENEFITS vision. ... ➡Natural light HELPS you sleep. ... ➡Natural light improves your mood. |
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The position of point from wire 'B', where net magnetic field is zero due to following current distribution.B(6)-----5 151216 cm6 cm(1) 6/7 cm(3) 18/17 cm(2) 12/7 cm(4) 16/7 cm(1) 4 cm(3) 8 cm(2) 2 cm(4) 12 cm |
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Is friction is an advantage for us... |
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Answer» Explanation: Your ANSWER- Yes , friction is an advantage for us because due to friction we can walk without slipping. without it we cannot catch things and we cannot write on page or black board . |
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Which of the following can decrease in motion with uniform velocity is equal to |
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Answer» Answer: UNIFORM velocity can be DECREASED by CHANGES in direction. uniform velocity = uniform ACCELERATION |
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If world is three dimensional, how is general relativity true? |
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Answer» Explanation: The scientists propose that space is 3D because of a THERMODYNAMIC quantity called the Helmholtz FREE energy density. In a UNIVERSE filled with RADIATION, this density can be thought of as a kind of pressure on all of space, which depends on the universe's temperature and its number of SPATIAL dimensions. |
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In coloumbs formula whay it is the square of distance |
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Answer» Explanation: |
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Impedance and radiation characteristic of log periodic antenna |
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Answer» ->> Being log-periodic, the antenna's main characteristics (RADIATION pattern, gain, driving point impedance) are ALMOST constant over its entire frequency range, with the match to a 300 Ω feed line ACHIEVING a standing wave ratio of better than 2:1 over that range. |
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Plxzzzzz solve this |
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Answer» Answer: Ohm's LAW stated that voltage or POTENTIAL difference between two points is directly PROPORTIONAL to the CURRENT or electricity passing through the resistance, and inversely proportional to the resistance of the circuit. The FORMULA for Ohm's law is V=I/R. |
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IS THE DYE IN BLACK INK A SINGLECOLOUR? |
Answer» Hello here's UR answer...No its a MIXTURE of DIFFERENT coloured dyes.Hope it helps you out... |
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2. Determine the units in each of the following combination of units:a. kg(m/s)(1/s)b. (kg/s)(m/s)c. (kg/s)(m/s)?d. (kg/s)(m/s) |
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The S I unit of a physical quantityis metre per second and it is a vector . name the physical quantity |
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Answer» DISTANCE, DISPLACEMENT are the PHYSICAL QUANTITIES . |
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draw a ray diagram to show the (1) position and(2) nature of the image formed when an object is placed between focus f and pole p of a concave mirror. |
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A turntable rotates at 100 rev/min. Calculate its angular speed in rad/s and in degree/s. |
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Answer» 1 rev=2pi rad w=100(2pi)/60 solve this with the HELP of calculator and you will GET angular VELOCITY in rad/s 1rev=57.3° 100rev=100(57.3°) w=100(57.3°)/60 Solve with calculator |
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Two sphere have equal mass and volume in ratio 2:1.the ratio of their density is? |
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Answer» Explanation: 1/2 |
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Paheli+and+Boojho+measured+their+body+temperature.+Paheli+found+her’s+to+be+98.6+°F+and+Boojho+recorded+37°C.+Which+of+the+followng+statement+is+true? |
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Identify substance oxidized given below Cu O+Zn ------------------ Zn o +Cu |
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Answer» Answer: The SUBSTANCE being oxidised here is Zinc(Zn) as it becomes ZnO in the PRODUCT side which means, it gained oxygen. Hence, Zn is the REDUCING AGENT also known as the substance being oxidised in this case. Hope it helps you! |
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How to find the frequency of the column using the displacement? |
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Answer» Explanation: MANY musical instruments CONSIST of an air column enclosed inside of a hollow metal TUBE. Though the metal tube may be more than a meter in length, it is often curved upon itself ONE or more times in order to conserve space. If the end of the tube is uncovered such that the air at the end of the tube can freely vibrate when the sound WAVE reaches it, then the end is referred to as an open end. If both ends of the tube are uncovered or open, the musical instrument is said to contain an open-end air column. A variety of instruments operate on the basis of open-end air columns; examples include the flute and the recorder. Even some organ pipes serve as open-end air columns. |
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If the units of ml are doubled,then the unit of kinetic energy |
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Answer» ENERGY = FORCE × Distance So, if UNIT of Force and unit of length is DOUBLED then unit of energy will be quadrapuled |
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How to calculate sampling frequency when bandwidth is given? |
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Answer» Explanation: To measure the shape of the signal, FS will need to be divided by 10 INSTEAD of 2. For example, a signal with frequency 50 Hz, there will need to be at LEAST 0.02(1/50) SECONDS of data for a full period of the signal. At a sampling rate of 100 Hz for a frequency measurement, N will be 5000. |
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If the temperature of air increases what will happen to the wavelength |
Answer» 1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data what happens to wavelength if temperature increases? 2. RELEVANT equations V= lambda * frequency 3. The attempt at a solution I'm guessing since no change to frequency is STATED?.. and I know that the speed of sound increases as temperature increase. The wavelength would have to increase in order to balance the equation V= lambda * frequency? But I'm not sure if it's CORRECT or why and if frequency would be affected by temperature or not.. I can't find a straight ANSWER or explanation on google so here I am.1. The problem statement, all variables and given/known data what happens to wavelength if temperature increases? 2. Relevant equations V= lambda * frequency 3. The attempt at a solution I'm guessing since no change to frequency is stated?.. and I know that the speed of sound increases as temperature increase. The wavelength would have to increase in order to balance the equation V= lambda * frequency? But I'm not sure if it's correct or why and if frequency would be affected by temperature or not.. I can't find a straight answer or explanation on google so here I am.Reference HTTPS://www.physicsforums.com/threads/what-happens-to-wavelength-as-temperature-of-air-increasesmark me braniest
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A force of 16 newton attacted on a body of mass 1.5 kg at rest the acceration |
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Answer» a= 10.66 ms-2 USE f= ma HOPE it UNDERSTAND u |
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Define dimension in physics... |
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Answer» IT'S IS THE REPRESENTATION OF QUANTITIES WITH RESPECT TO LENGTH AND TIME |
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You he velocity time graphs of two bodies As Bare sewn in Fig. 1. What-TimeFIGURE 1.60Explain beetly the concept of velocity and acceleration.and LRand is |
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Answer» Explanation: .velocity is speed in a PARTICULAR direction. .velocity is a VECTOR quantity. .S.I unit of velocity is m/s in a particular direction. . velocity=displacement/time . acceleration is RATE of CHANGE in speed. . acceleration is represented by m/s^2. . |
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What is prism formula? explain in brief with its derivation. |
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Answer» Answer: Prism in Physics is defined as a transparent, polished flat optical element that reflects light. These can be made from any transparent material with WAVELENGTHS that they are designed for. Most commonly USED material are glass, fluorite and plastic. Prisms called dispersive prism are used to break the light into its spectral colors. Other uses of prisms are to split light into its components with polarisation or to reflect light. Following are the types of prisms: Dispersive prisms: These are used to break the light into their constituent spectral colors. A triangular prism, amici prism grism are few examples of the dispersive prism. Reflective prisms: These are used to reflect light in order to invert, rotate, deviate or displace the light beam. Pentaprism, dove prism, retroreflector prism are some of the examples of reflective prisms. POLARISING prisms: These are used to split the beam of light by varying the polarisation. Nicol prism, Glan-Taylor prism are some the examples of polarising prisms. Beam-splitting prisms: These are used to split beams into two or more beams. Beam splitter cube and dichroic prism are the examples of the beam-splitting prism. Deflecting prisms: These are used to deflect the beam of light at a fixed angle. Wedge prism is the EXAMPLE of deflecting prism. Derivation of prism formula μ=sinisinr (by Snell’s law) δ=i1−r1+i2−r2… (eq.1) δ=i1+i2−(r1+r2) ∠ALO+∠AMO=2rt∠s (from quadrilateral and ∠ALO=∠AMO=90°) ∠LAM+∠LOM=2rt∠s (sum of four ∠s of a quadrilateral = 4 rt∠s) (eq.2) ∠r1+∠r2+∠LOM=2rt∠s (eq.3) ∠LAM=∠r1+∠r2 (comparing eq.2 and eq.3) A=∠r1+∠r2 δ=i1+i2−A (substituting A in eq.1) i1+i2=A+δ ∠i1=∠i2 ∠r1=∠r2=∠r ∠ALM=∠LMA=90∘−∠r Thus, AL = LM and LM ∥ BC ∠A=∠r1+∠r2 A=2r (since, ∠r1=∠r2=∠r) r=A2 i1+i2=A+δ i1+i1=A+δm 2i1=A+δm i1=A+δm2 ∴μ=sinA+δm2sinA2 Thus, above is the prism formula hope it help U... pls mark it as brainlist |
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Find the total resistance of the circuit and the current drawn in the arm CD |
Answer» Question:Find the total resistance of the circuit and the CURRENT drawn in the arm CD? Answer:In the arm CE 2 OHM and 4 ohm resistance are in series, Therefore total resistance in arm CE is 2 + 4 = 6 ohms. Arm Ce and arm AB are parallel Arm Ce and arm AB are parallel so total resistance of the circuit is : 1/Rtotal = 1/6 + 1/6 1/Rtotal = 1/6 + 1/6 = 2/6 R/total = 6/2= 3 ohms HOPE IT HELPS YOUTHANK YOU |
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in a house two 60W electric bulbs are lighted for 4 hours and three 100W bulbsfor 5 hours everyday calculate the electric energy consumed in 30 days |
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Answer» Explanation: The electric enery consumed in 1 DAY is now
the electrical energy consumed is the total electrical energy consumed in 1 day The electrical energy consumed in 30day |
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Explaination for the derivation of len's formula? |
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What is the difference between images formed after reflection and refraction |
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Answer» IMAGE formed by reflection is always in only one medium and REFRACTION is two or more medium |
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Name two natural sorccess of light and man sorccess of light |
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Answer» Answer: Natural sources of light INCLUDE the sun, stars, fire, and electricity in storms. There are even some animals and plants that can CREATE their own light, such as fireflies, jellyfish, and mushrooms. This is called BIOLUMINESCENCE. Artificial light is created by humans. Explanation: Flashlights, table lamps, neon SIGNS, and televisions are some sources of artificial light. Most of the LIGHTS that are man-made need an energy source, such as electricity or batteries, to produce light. |
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Are concave lens used for rear view in vehicles?Why ? |
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Answer» Answer: Convex mirror are used for rear view in vehicles not CONCAVE mirror. Convex mirror shows objects SMALLER and can cover a wider area than concave mirror allowing driver to look more than he WOULD be if he were using concave mirror. SInce objects in convex mirror LOOKS smaller so the rear view mirror MAKERS write this line on rear view mirrors i.e. "Objects are closer than they appear." |
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Define magnetic field of earth? |
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Answer» Answer: EARTH's MAGNETIC field is a magnetic dipole, similar to that of a BAR magnet tilted 11° from the earth's axis of rotation. The magnetic south POLE is NEAR the geographic south pole, and the magnetic north pole is near the geographic north pole. |
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The electric field due to a very short electric dipole at a point p on its axial line at a distance r from it is vector E from point p and at a point Q on its equatorial line at a distance 2r from it is vector E from point Q .then |
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If the angluar momentum changes by 20 in 3 seconds then the torque is |
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If sound travels 40m during 20 vibrations, then what is the wavelength? |
Answer» Question:If sound TRAVELS 40M during 20 vibrations, then what is the wavelength? Answer:◆ wavelength of 20 vibrations = 40 m ◆ wavelength of 1 vibration = 40/20 = 2 m. HOPE IT HELPS YOUTHANK YOU |
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How many types of energy produced in solar plant in hindi? |
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