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While representing the motion of the object graphically time is always in the x-axis why ? give reason ​

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Actually you can represent TIME in x or y AXIS.But as a CONVENTION, we are representing it on x axis, as it is more suitable for our visualisation

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In an orbital,three electrons can't be filled,why?​

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In my textbook, it says that the maximum NUMBER of electrons that can FIT in any given shell is given by 2n². This would mean 2 electrons could fit in the first shell, 8 could fit in the SECOND shell, 18 in the third shell, and 32 in the fourth shell.However, I was previously taught that the maximum number of electrons in the first ORBITAL is 2, 8 in the second orbital, 8 in the third shell, 18 in the fourth orbital, 18 in the fifth orbital, 32 in the sixth orbital. I am fairly sure that orbitals and shells are the same thing.Which of these two methods is correct and should be used to find the number of electrons in an orbital?I am in high school so please try to simplify your answer and use fairly basic terms.Explanation:each orbital can only hold two electrons.because one spin up and one spin down.

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What is the Value of 10²m​

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100mthe VALUE of 10 SQUARE m is 100M

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Motion) 10) Two particles executing SHM of same amplitude of 20 cm with same period along the same line about same equilibrium position. The maximum distance between the two is 20 cm. Their phase difference in radian is equal to

Answer» ANSWER is π/2 RADIAN or 90°
5.

What is the exact difference between inverted and erect

Answer» TION:When image is oppsite of OBJECTS then this is CALLED INVERTED. When image is same as object then this called ERECT.
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If heat of a system in adiabatic process does not leave or enter then how does the temperature increases or decreases? ​

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Hey mate here's your answerA process carried out in such a manner that the system, UNDERGOING the change, does not exchange heat with the surroundings is CALLED an adiabatic process. The temperature of the system changes during the adiabatic process. e.g. expansion of a GAS in a VACUUM.

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1 equation of mation sol​

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....I don't KNOW..... EXPLANATION:PLS MAKE me as BRAINLIST

8.

Draw the velocity time graph of a body moving with uniform velocity and starting from rest ​

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y – Time Graph of an object moving with UNIFORM ACCELERATION. When velocity – time graph is plotted for an object moving with uniform acceleration, the slope of the graph is a STRAIGHT line. The PATTERN of slope of the graph shows that object is moving with uniform acceleration.

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I) Describe how washing soda is produced starting from Sodium Chloride Write all the reactions involved.ii) Write any two industrial uses of washing sodaOD​

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a) Production of washing soda: Washing soda is produced from sodium chloride (or common salt) in the following three steps:(i) A cold and concentrated solution of sodium chloride (called BRINE) is reacted with ammonia and carbon dioxide to obtain sodium hydrogen carbonate :Sodium hydrogencarbonate formed is only slightly SOLUBLE in water, so it precipitates out as a solid.(ii) Sodium hydrogencarbonate is separated by filtration, dried and heated. On HEATING, sodium hydrogencarbonate decomposes to form sodium carbonate:The anhydrous sodium carbonate obtained here is called soda ash.(iii) Anhydrous sodium carbonate (soda ash) is dissolved in water and recrystallised to get washing soda crystals containing 10 molecules of water of crystallisation :(b) An aqueous solution of washing soda is alkaline because it turns red litmus to BLUE.(c) Washing soda has detergent properties because it can remove dirt and grease from dirty clothes.(d) (i) It is used as cleansing agent for domestic purposes.(ii) It is used for REMOVING permanent hardness of water.

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vertically downwards from a height of 40 m/s with the same specwhat points do the balls collide? (g = 9.8 m/s)sly, A vertically upwards with a speed of 20 m/s from the ground allit of 40 m/s with the same speed and along the same line of action.​

Answer» SORRY i DONT no the ansrrrr
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Derivation of the equation of motion​

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Explanation: Derivation Of Equation Of Motion It is first important to understand what is motion and its laws to understand the derivations better. Following is the table explaining more concepts related to motion Introduction to Motion Equation Of Motion And Its Application Derivation of Equation of Motion There are mainly three equations of motion which describe the relationship between velocity, time, acceleration and displacement. First, consider a body moving in a straight line with uniform acceleration. Then, LET the initial velocity be u, acceleration be a, time period be t, velocity be v, and the distance travelled be S. The equation of motions derivation can be done in three ways which are: Derivation of equations of motion by Simple Algebraic Method Derivation of Motion by Graphical Method Derivation of Motion by Calculus Method Below, the equations of motion are derived by all the three methods in a simple and easy to understand WAY. Derivation of First Equation of Motion The first equation of motion is: v = u + at Derivation of First Equation of Motion by Algebraic Method It is known that the acceleration (a) of the body is defined as the rate of change of velocity. So, the acceleration can be written as: a = v − ut From this, rearranging the terms, the first equation of motion is obtained, which is: v = u + at Derivation of First Equation of Motion by Graphical Method Consider the diagram of the velocity-time graph of a body below: Derivation Of Equation Of Motion In this, the body is moving with an initial velocity of u at point A. The velocity of the body then changes from A to B in time t at a uniform rate. In the above diagram, BC is the final velocity i.e. v after the body travels from A to B at a uniform acceleration of a. In the graph, OC is the time t. Then, a perpendicular is drawn from B to OC, a PARALLEL line is drawn from A to D, and another perpendicular is drawn from B to OE (represented by dotted lines). Following details are obtained from the graph above: The initial velocity of the body, u = OA The final velocity of the body, v = BC From the graph,BC = BD + DC So, v = BD + DC v = BD + OA (since DC = OA) Finally, v = BD + u (since OA = u) (Equation 1) Now, since the slope of a velocity-time graph is equal to acceleration a, So, a = slope of line AB a = BD/AD Since AD = AC = t, the above equation becomes: BD = at (Equation 2) Now, combining Equation 1 & 2, the following is obtained: v = at + u Derivation of First Equation of Motion by Calculus Method It is known that, Derivation Of Equation Of Motion So, Derivation Of Equation Of Motion Derivation of Second Equation of Motion The second equation of motion is: S = ut + ½ a2 Derivation of Second Equation of Motion by Algebraic Method Consider the same notations for the derivation of the second equation of motion by simple algebraic method. Derivation Of Second Equation Of Motion Derivation of Second Equation of Motion by Graphical Method Taking the same diagram used in first law derivation: Derivation Of Equation Of Motion In this diagram, the distance travelled (S) = Area of figure OABC = Area of rectangle OADC + Area of triangle ABD. Now, the area of the rectangle OADC = OA × OC = ut And, Area of triangle ABD = (1/2) × Area of rectangle AEBD = (1/2) at2 (Since, AD = t and BD = at) Thus, the total distance covered will be: S = ut + (1/2) at2 Derivation of Second Equation of Motion by Calculus Method It is known that v = dS/dt.‘ So, Derivation Of Equation Of Motion Derivation of Third Equation of Motion The third equation of motion is: v2 = u2 + 2aS Derivation of Third Equation of Motion by Algebraic Method Derivation Of Third Equation Of Motion Derivation of Third Equation of Motion by Graphical Method Derivation Of Equation Of Motion The total distance travelled, S = Area of trapezium OABC. So, S=(SumofParallelSides)×Height2 S=(OA+CB)×OC2 Since, OA = u, CB = v, and OC = t The above equation becomes S=(u+v)×t2 Now, since t = (v – u)/ a The above equation can be written as: S=(u+v)×(v–u)2a Third equation of motion is obtained by solving the above equation: v2 = u2+2aS Derivation of Third Equation of Motion by Calculus Method It is known that, Derivation Of Equation Of Motion These were the detailed derivations for equations of motion in the graphical method, algebraic method and calculus method

12.

The velocity of air in a planet is 500m/s. What should be the minimum distance between the source of sound and the obstacle to hear an echo? a) 20b) 25c) 50d) 17​

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B) 25Explanation:Let the distance between the source of SOUND and the OBSTACLE be x metres .Thus the distance travelled by sound to reach back to the source d=2xAs the minimum time required to HEAR an ECHO is EQUAL to 0.1secThus d=vt2x=500(0.1)⟹x=25mI hope it was helpful for you... If yes mark it as brainliest...

13.

Find T1 and T2plz answer fast​

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there is not GIVEN FIRST TERM and differenceExplanation:what is your QUESTION

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Material medium is essential for propagation of sound waves explain with diagram​

Answer» SORRY i don't KNOW the ANSWEREXPLANATION:
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4. Vectors of same physical quantity are equal?​

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not. TWO vectors with the same MAGNITUDE (including units) and the same direction, are equal. ... You are free to slide a vector PARALLEL to itself without CHANGING its value, since you're KEEPING the magnitude and direction the same

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It is possible to have two dimensional motions with acceleration in only one dimensional​

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Is there a point between earth and the moon where the gravitational force acting on a spaceship is zero? If so, where is that point? Earth Moon Mass 5.98 x 10 raise to 24 kg 7.348 x 10 raise to 22 kg Radius 6.389 x 10 raise to 6 m 1.738 x 10 raise to 6 m

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alled the Lagrange point and may be calculated by equating the gravitational law of the Moon and Earth. The Lagrange point is where the gravitational pull of the Earth equals the gravitational pull of the Moon. It is safe to ignore the gravitational pull of the Sun because the centre of mass of Earth and Moon is traveling at APPROXIMATELY 67,000 miles per hour, thus canceling the pull of the Sun with centripetal force. Any object, which leaves the Earth or Moon, retains this velocity. Assume the Lagrange point is a distance R from centre of the Moon and that the distance between the Earth’s centre and the Moon’s centre is D, therefore, the gravitational laws for the two masses can be equated; G is the gravitational constant and m is the mass STATIONARY in the Lagrange point; Mm is the mass of the Moon and Me is mass of the Earth, hence: G x Mm x m/(R^2) = G x Me x m/[(D - R)^2] … (1) The G, and m cancel and it is known that the Earth is approximately 81 times the mass of the Moon, therefore, Me/Mm = 81 (a dimensionless number) The equation at (1) reduces to: (D - R)^2/(R^2) = 81 Square root both sides and with an approximate value for D of 245,000 miles, then: (D - R)/R = 9 or D - R = 9R or D = 10R, Therefore, the distance (R) of the Lagrange point from centre of the Moon is 24,500 miles. The radius of the Moon is about 1000 miles and so the distance of the Lagrange point from surface of the Moon is about 23,500 miles. Note also that the Lagrange point will be along the straight LINE connecting the centres of the Earth and Moon and, as the Moon orbits the Earth, the Lagrange point will also move CORRESPONDINGLY. As stated above the system of the Earth , Moon, their barycentre or centre of gravity, and the Lagrange point are moving at about 67,000 mph in orbiting the Sun.

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Write the name and formula of the functional group present in the compound CH3 c o o h​

Answer» NAME:- OIC acid.formula:- -COOHhope it HELPS you....
19.

Energy is equal to.​

Answer» WORK DONE .....................
20.

Are all the sides of prism of same angle

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lawde madarchod GAND maru TERI

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TUI11IUDU UPDProblem 42. Do the electric lines of force really exist?What is about the field they represent?​

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The electric lines of force that represent the field of a POSITIVE electric CHARGE in space CONSIST of a family of straight lines radiating uniformly in all DIRECTIONS from the charge where they originate. A SECOND positive charge placed in the field would travel radially away from the first charge.

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Question is in the attachment ! AIEEE :- 2005 ​

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his is an INTERESTING QUESTION ! SOLUTION is in this given attachment wait .OPTION "a" is correct option _______________________ Hope it's helpful .

23.

Draw the velocity time graphs for variable acceleration ​

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IS WILL HELP YOU..PLEASE MARK MY ANSWER BRAINLIEST..

24.

When a current carrying conductor is placed in a magnetic field it experiences a mechanical force What should be the angle bw the magnetic field and length of conductor so that force experienced is 1) zero 2)maximum

Answer» ZERO = 90°maximum = 0°HOPE IT HELPS YOU
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13. Amass of 0.5 kg is suspended from wire, then lengthof wire increase by 3 mm then find out work done :(1) 4.5 x10-3 J(2) 7.3 x10-3 J(3) 9.3 x 10-2 J(4) 2.5 x 10-2 J​

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26.

When will the nuclear reactor will behave as an atom bomb? ​

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when it's PARTICLES are distrube It's is very dengerous

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(a) Give the conjugate base of the following:(i) H2o(i) HCO3​

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CO3-hope you UNDERSTAND my WORDS

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the effective resistance when two resistances are connected in parallel is 2 ohm if one of the two resistance is 3 find the other resistance​

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6 ohmsExplanation: consider the unknown resistance to be x and then SOLD the entire QUESTION for X you will GET the ANSWER at 6 ohms.

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What is meant by free energy of a system​

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Gibbs Free ENERGY (G) - The energy associated with a chemical reaction that can be USED to do WORK. The free energy of a system is the sum of its enthalpy (H) plus the product of the temperature (Kelvin) and the ENTROPY (S) of the system: Free energy of reaction ( G)

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Derivation- orbital velocity PLZ HELP ME TO DO DERIVATION OF ORBITAL VELOCITY.NOTE:-(PLZ DON'T SPAM OR COPY FROM GOOGLE DO IT YOUR OWN.and plz exam whole orbital velocity and plz do on notebook then send pic of the answer. do briefly not in short.IF YOU DONT KNOW PLZZ DONT PRANK.LET'S GIVE CHANCE TO OTHERS FOR THE QUESTIONS.)(TODAY IS MY PHYSICS EXAM )​

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To Derive :Formula for ORBITAL Velocity.Concept:Orbital Velocity is a Velocity used to define the trajectory and Velocity of NATURAL and artificial SATELLITES going around celestial bodies.Examples: Telecommunication SatellitesNavigation satellitesProof:When a satellite is revolving around another celestial body , the Centripetal force is attributed to the gravitational force between the 2 bodies.Let mass of satellite be m , it's Velocity be v , mass of the planet be M , Universal Gravitational constant be G and radius of the planet be rCancelling the equal terms on both sides , we get :This is the orbital Velocity of the satellite.Points to note:Orbital Velocity at a CERTAIN height doesn't depend on the mass of the satelliteIt depends on the mass of planet.

31.

Explain the relationship between energy of radiation and frequency​

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hope it helps UU ☺️☺️Explanation:PLEASE MARK as the BRAINLIEST

32.

Differentiate between wood lathe and centre lathe

Answer» ATHES are complex machines designed for precision metal work. They require MECHANICALLY CONTROLLED cutting tools and can achieve extremely close tolerances. They have more powerful motors than WOOD lathes usually do. ... They have more powerful motors than wood lathes usually do.❤️
33.

Is it possible that no transfer of energy takes place even when force is applied on a body..?

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No yaar, ENERGY CHANGE will take PLACE when FORCE is applied on a BODY

34.

What-are phases, phasor diagram, time diagram and impedance diagram?​

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What-are phases, phasor DIAGRAM, time diagram and impedance diagram?→ A quantity which varies with time and REPRESENTED by the projection of a rotating vector, is called a phasor. » Alternating e.m.f. and current arephasors.→ The diagram representing the PHASORS and phase angle between them, is called phasor diagram.→ The graph is showing the variation of V (Potential difference) or I (Current) with time t in terms of wt (w = omega) KNOWN as time diagram.→ It is geometrical method to determine the effective impedance of an a.c. circuit. The right angled triangle is used to determine effective impedance hypotenuse of the triangle give the value of effective impedance.Hope it helped u.

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Write a note on Hertz's experiment for the production of EM waves (electromagnetic wave).? ​

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note on Hertz's experiment for the production of EM waves (electromagnetic WAVE).?→ Hertz's experiment was based on the PRINCIPLE that a vibrating electric charge radiates electromagnetic waves. The experimental arrangement is shown in the figure provided with the answer ( Check the attachment given with this answer ) .→ There are two large metallic PLATES A and B connected to an induction coil. Two metallic SPHERES I and I' are connected to metallic plates. These spheres are separated by a small air GAP. There is production of spark between the spheres. This spark gives rise to oscillations which ends out electromagnetic waves.Hope it helped u.

36.

Find the value off 1 KWH

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Explanation:1Kwh = 1000 * 1W * (60 * 60)s          = 1000 * 3600          = 3.6 * 10^6J

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PLEASE ANSWER URGENTLY: Discuss the variation of "g" due to altitude from the surface of earth. Also find the acceleration due to gravity at a height equal to the radius of earth from the surface of earth.

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r earth to be a sphere of mass M, radius R with centre at O. Let g be the VALUE of acceleration due to gravity at a POINT A on the surface of earth. .....(1)If g' is the acceleration due to gravity at a point B, at a height h above the surface of earth, then the force on the body at B is due to earth whose mass M is concentrated at the centre O of earth. .....(2)Dividing EQ. (2) by Eq. (1), we get.....(3)If h<

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Think Through We simultaneously operate several electricdevices in our homes. Which type of circuitshould be used in domestic wiring in orderto ensure uninterrupted working of devicesin proper working condition?​

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The house wiring should be done parallel because, in parallel connection there will be more ADVANTAGES than a series connection.Let a house is wired in series and it contains a fan, tube light, TV, refrigerator. All the devices are CONNECTED in series. Now, due to some disturbance the fan speed working or it burned. Then since the connection was a series, due to one appliance failure causes the whole circuit to fail. If it is burned that means it making an OPEN circiut. Then there will be no current flow in the circuit.Now if it was a parallel connection as we know already, the parallel connection is nothing but individual appliances connected to the same line by TAPPINGS. That means there's no dependency of one appliance on another. So if an appliance fail or burns it doesn't effects the remaining appliances. And there will be uninterrupted supply to the healthy appliances can be achieved.So we use parallel connection for house wiring.HOPE IT HELPS MAKE ME BRAINLIEST

39.

Relation between de broigle wavelength and Davidson germer experiment ?​

Answer» EXPLANATION: According to the de BROGLIE relation, electrons with kinetic ENERGY of 54 eV have a wavelength of 0.167 NM. ... Davisson and Germer's accidental discovery of the diffraction of electrons was the first direct EVIDENCE confirming de Broglie's hypothesis that particles can have wave properties as well.
40.

In a cyclic process the internal energy of a gas a). increasesb). decreasesc). remains constantd). becomes zero​

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In a cyclic process the system returns to its initial STATE and so the internal ENERGY is not changed. The HEAT ADDED to the system EQUALS the work done by the system. A free expansion is an adiabatic change that does no work.

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What is expression of planks constant?​

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tion:The Planck CONSTANT (Planck's constant) links the AMOUNT of energy a photon carries with the frequency of its electromagnetic wave. It is NAMED after the PHYSICIST Max Planck. It is an important quantity in quantum physics. ... In SI units, the Planck constant is expressed in joule SECONDS (J⋅s) or (N⋅m⋅s)

42.

Complete the following diagram to show the path of ray of monochromatic light

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re is DIAGRAM??????but where is diagram??????

43.

Laser light ka nirman kisne kiya?​

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The FIRST laser was built in 1960 by Theodore H. Maiman at Hughes Research Laboratories, based on theoretical work by CHARLES Hard Townes and ARTHUR LEONARD Schawlow.

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1. is mass directly proportionate to volume? 2. is volume directly proportionate to mass? 3. is density indirectly proportionate to mass and volume?

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1.We can say that the volume of the object is directly PROPORTIONAL to its mass. As the volume INCREASES the mass of the object increases in direct proportion2.We can say that the volume of the object is directly proportional to its mass.     As the volume increases the mass of the object increases in direct proportion.3. density is directly proportional to the mass (or weight) and INDIRECTLY proportional to the volume: If volume STAYS the same as mass increases, the density will increase by the same factor. If volume stays the same as mass decreases, the density will decrease by the same factor.

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113 Define Co-efficient of linear expansion andderive the relationL2 = L (1 + aAT]SWER:​

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We define average coefficent of LINEAR EXPANSION in the temperature range ΔT as:α¯=1LΔLΔTThe coefficient of linear expansion at temperature T is the limit of average coefficient as ΔT→0, i.e.,α=limΔT→01LΔLΔT=1LdLdTSuppose the length of a rod at 0∘C is L0, and at temperature θ (MEASURED in Celsius) is Lθ. If α is SMALL and constant over given temperature interval,α=Lθ−L0L0θ

46.

Is there any difference between atomic mass and Molecules mass​

Answer» YES there is a differenceExplanation: Atomic mass is basically the sum of the no of protons and neutrons of than atom.Ex O has atomic mass 16uWhere as molecule and is sum of the atomic masses.Ex Oxygen exists in form of O2 as the atomic mass of oxygen is 16 u but here are 2 atoms of oxygen i.e 2 multiply 16 = 32 u
47.

(2i-j).(3i+k)a)5 b) 8c) 6 d) 1​

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6Explanation:(2i-j).(3i+k)2i.3i - j.3i + k.2i - k.j6i^2-0 +0 -06i^26 ×1=6because i.i =i^2 =1

48.

What is energy of foton ray​

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Photon Energies and the Electromagnetic Spectrum | Physics A photon is a quantum of EM radiation. Its energy is GIVEN by E = HF and is related to the frequency f and wavelength λ of the radiation by. E=hf=hcλ(energy of a photon) E = h f = h c λ (energy of a photon) , where E is the energy of a single photon and c is the SPEED of light.

49.

What do you mean by the word जागरूकता ????​

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hey mate your is as followsExplanation:The word जागरूकता MEANS awarenessexamples of awareness1) There MUST be AWARENESS among people regarding water conservation

50.

What is wavelength of visible light?​

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the ANSWER for your QUESTION is 4000Å to 8000Å