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Is the gravity only the property of Earth |
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Answer» No..................... |
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where should an object be placed in front of the concave mirror so as to obtain its virtual erect and magnified image |
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Answer» The OBJECT should be placed |
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What is atmospheric pressure at sea level? |
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Answer» Answer: STANDARD sea-level pressure, by definition, equals 760 mm (29.92 inches) of MERCURY, 14.70 pounds per square inch, 1,013.25 × 103 dynes per square CENTIMETRE, 1,013.25 millibars, ONE standard atmosphere, or 101.325 kilopascals. |
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Velocity of a stone projected , 2 second before it reaches the maximum height makes an angle of 53° with horizontal then velocity at the highest point will be |
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Answer» Answer: Answers : (1) Acc to ques, 2 seconds before it reaches the maximum height it makes an angle of 53 deg => Initial velocity of y-component will be (Uy)=Usin53 => Initial velocity of x-component will be (Ux)=Ucos53 Therefore, Vy=Uy-gt =>0=Usin53-20 =>U=25m/s Now, At highest point the y-component velocity is 0, only x-comp velocity exists which remians constant throughout the projectile motion. Hence, At highest point the OVERALL velocity of STONE will be equal to the x-component velocity ie, Ucos53=25x3/5=15m/s ANSWER
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the resultant of three vectors 1,2 and 3 units whose directions are those of the sides of an equilateral triangle at an angle of is(a) 30 with the 1st vector (b) 15 with the 1st vector (c) 100 with the 1st vector (d) 150 with the 1st vector |
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Answer» Answer: 150° with the 1ST vector Explanation: the resultant of three VECTORS 1,2 and 3 units whose directions are those of the sides of an equilateral triangle at an angle of is(a) 30 with the 1st vector (b) 15 with the 1st vector (c) 100 with the 1st vector (d) 150 with the 1st vector Taking AB as base of the triangle and draw the two sides each making an angle of 60 degree with AB at A and B respectively meeting at the point C. Assume vectors or forces of magnitude 1 ,2 and 3 act respectively along the side AB, BC and CA. Here THIRD vector is CA not AC AB = 1 i ( along with x axis) BC = -2Cos60°i + 2Sin60°j = - 1 i + √3 j we extend CA further from point A CA = - 3Cos60° - 3Sin60°j = -3/2 i - 3√3 /2 j Net resultant AB + BC + CA = 1 i - 1 i -3/2 i + √3 j - 3√3 /2 j = -3/2 i - √3/2 j Magnitude = √ (-3/2)² + (-√3/2)² = √ (9/4 + 3/4) = √3 Both are - ve so third quadrant Cosθ = -3/2/ √3 = -√3/2 => θ = 210° ( in 3rd Quadrant) Angle between AB & Resultant = 360 - 210 = 150° 150° with the 1st vector |
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Effect of earth magnetic field on radio wave propagation |
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Answer» Effects of Earth's magnetic field variation on high frequency wave propagation in the ionosphere. The ionosphere is an ANISOTROPIC, dispersive medium for the propagation of RADIO frequency ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES due to the presence of the Earth's intrinsic magnetic field and free charges. I hope my answer helps you. |
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Mohan takes 20 minutes to cover a distance of 3.2 kilometre to northon bicycle is velocity in kilometre per hour |
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Answer» Explanation: Jap of or or only so rec in in the AFTERNOON to on all of so it should to in on em an in onbt am do am TRYING in on em em an to in on em all well to do so so do so do so do so to do GO ask so to the is an so to on all about since it's in in on the sch CUBE is do go to in such yes ex exam EVERY ten effect you in to guol |
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Hello friends!!The far point of a myopic person is 80 cm in front of the eye.What is the power of the lens required to correct the problem? |
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Answer» Answer: Human Eye and Colourful World The FAR point of a MYOPIC person is 80 cm in FRONT of the eye. What is the nature and POWER of the lens required to correct the PROBLEM? ... This defect can be corrected by using a convex lens of approperiate power. Explanation: Hope it helps mate Please mark me as brainliest and please follow me |
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Make a chart paper on source of energy |
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An electric iron is connected to 220V main supply line if the power of electric iron is 840W. Calculate heat produce |
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Answer» i=p/v=360/220=1.63A and R=v/I=220/1.63 =134.96 second CASE i =p/v=840/220=3.81A R=v/I =220/3.81=57.74ohn |
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What's the meaning of physics...???? |
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Answer» Physics is a branch of SCIENCE that studies MATTER in motion and BEHAVIOUR through SPACE and TIME.. |
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a non stop bus goes from one station to another station with a speed of 54km/hr. the same bus return from the second station to the first station with a speed of 36km/hr. find the average speed of the bus for the entire journey |
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Answer» Answer: 45kmph Explanation: (54kmph+36kmph)/2 |
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a car covers a distance of 5 km in 20 minutes.Find the velocity of the car in km/min m/s m/min km/hr |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: DISPLACEMENT(or)Distance= 5km = 5000 m Time= 20MIN = 0.333 hr = 20×60=1200 sec A ) velocity(km/min)=5km/ 20min =0.25 km/min B ) velocity(m/s)= 5000m/1200s =4.1667 m/s C ) velocity(m/min)= 5000 m/ 20 min = 250m/min D ) velocity(km/hr)= 5km/0.333 hr =15 km/hr dmore |
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Define uniform acceleration what is the acceleration of the body moving with uniform velocity |
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Answer» Explanation: if the velocity of an object UNDERGOES equal changes in equal interval of time then its ACCELERATION is said to be uniform. acceleration of body moving with uniform velocity is ZERO. |
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Distinguish between amplitude modulation and frequency modulation |
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Answer» Amplitude and frequency modulation are the two techniques used to modulate a signal in order to have LONG distance as well as PROPER transmission. The MAJOR DIFFERENCE between amplitude modulation and frequency modulation lies in the method of modulating the signal. In amplitude modulation, variation in amplitude of CARRIER signal according to the message signal is noticed. However, in frequency modulation, the frequency of the carrier signal is changed according to the message signal. |
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Find the amount of work done to bring 1 mc charge from a point of 25v to point of 125 v ? |
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Answer» Potential difference V = 125 - 25 = 100V W= ? q = 1mC V= W/q W = V×q W = 100×1×10^-6 W= 10^-4J |
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Five example of uniform motion with examples and graph |
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Does internal energy increase in an isobaric expansion |
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Answer» An isobaric expansion of a gas REQUIRES heat transfer to keep the pressure constant. An isochoric process is one in which the VOLUME is held constant, meaning that the WORK done by the system will be zero. The only change will be that a gas gains internal ENERGY. |
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African elephant have larger ears and more wrinkled skin than asian elephent .what is the reason? |
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Answer» The larger surface area of their ears helps to keep African elephants cool in the blazing African sun. Asian elephants have LESS to worry about heat-wise, as they TEND to live in cool JUNGLE areas, so their ears are SMALLER. ... The African Elephant (Loxodonta africana) lives in some 37 countries in sub-Saharan Africa. |
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.O. If the planet saturn is inserted in water, will it |
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0.075 x 10 power -3 kilolitre to millilitreplease answer fast it is very importantsolve it and send a photo please |
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Answer» Answer: 75 MILLILITRES ......... |
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Explain the working of NPN transistor. |
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Answer» Explanation: NPN Transistor Definition: The transistor in which one p-type material is placed between two n-type materials is known as NPN transistor. The NPN transistor amplifies the weak signal enter into the BASE and PRODUCES strong amplify signals at the collector end. In NPN transistor, the direction of MOVEMENT of an electron is from the emitter to collector region due to which the current CONSTITUTES in the transistor. Such type of transistor is mostly used in the circuit because their majority charge CARRIERS are electrons which have high mobility as compared to holes. |
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14. Two copper wires A and B of same mass are takenLength of wire A is double the length of wire B. Ifresistance of wire A is 160ohm, calculate the resistance ofwire BAns. 40ohm |
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Answer» Answer: 80ohm Explanation: |
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Why are sheep fed on rich protein deit ? |
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Answer» Answer: Sheep GET their energy, PROTEIN, VITAMINS and minerals from the pasture or through SUPPLEMENTAL feed. A limited supply of NUTRIENTS in the sheep's diet can lead to: weight loss. |
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Under What condition, the average speed is equal to the magnitude of the average velocity |
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Answer» Answer: Then, divide the sum by two. This will give you the average speed for the ENTIRE trip. So, if BEN traveled 40 MPH for 2 hours, then 60 mph for another 2 hours, his average speed is 50 mph. |
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Potential of certain points in the circuit are maintained at the values indicated. The Volneter are ideal. Find the potential of the cross junction point in the circuit (at centerngs of Voltmeter and Ammeter, All cells are ideal.HISV31012Voltmetersv H-IIV110Vw2012SV1109232012A) AmmeterEuran circuit diagram, the current through the 192 resistor is given by I amp. Fi |
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Answer» Circuits A and B are different configurations of the same circuit elements. Assume the battery is IDEAL (no internal resistance). Restart. Pick an animation to show the VOLTAGE and current on the meters (voltage is given in volts and current is given in milliamperes). Use circuits A and B to determine the internal resistance of the ammeter and the voltmeter that are used in both circuits. You can vary the resistor in circuits A and B (and see the resistor value). Once you determine which circuit you will use to find the resistance of the ammeter, you should keep in mind the ideal resistance of an ammeter (ideally 0 and pick your variable resistance APPROPRIATELY (e.g., if a small resistance is in series with a very large resistor, the voltage drop across the big one will not be measurably different than the voltage drop across both of them, etc.). The same is true for your determination of the resistance of a voltmeter. |
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Can sound waves generate heat |
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Answer» Answer: Yes, SOMETIMES it is CAPABLE, DEPENDING UPON the wavelength and AMPLITUDE |
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Plot a displacement time graph |
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Relation b/w magnetism and electricity........ |
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Answer» Answer: Electromagnetism is a branch of physical science that DESCRIBES the interactions of electricity and magnetism, both as SEPARATE phenomena and as a singular electromagnetic force. Amagnetic field is CREATED by a moving ELECTRIC current and a MAGNETIC field can induce movement of charges (electric current). |
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2. A non-stop bus goes from one station to another station with a speed of 54 km h The same bus returns fromthe second station to the first station with a speed of 36 km h-!. Find the average speed of the bus for theentire journey(Ans. 43.2 km h) |
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Answer» by the HELP of the equivation speed-- distance/time |
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Wollen clothes are suitable for cold weather. why do you think so |
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Answer» Answer: because maximum wollen clothes are THICK and DARK in COLOUR Explanation: as we know that dark colour and thick clothes absorb SUN |
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Hello! Explain why the planets do not twinkle? |
Answer» Hello dear!Planets are very close to the earth as compared to the stars.They also ACT as EXTENDED source of light.The total variation in the amount of light entering our EYES from all the INDIVIDUAL point sized sources will average out to ZERO,which nullify the twinkling effect of each other.So, the planets do not twinkle. Hope this helps@adiba31❤️☺️ |
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How does atmospheric pressure held in drinking liquid with a straw |
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Answer» Atmospheric pressure doesn't just HELP with DRINKING any liquid with a STRAW, it's essential. When you suck on a straw stuck into liquid, it lowers the pressure in the straw. That makes atmospheric pressure higher than the pressure in the straw, which forces the liquid to go up into the straw, and into your MOUTH. |
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For what position of an object a concave mirror forms a real image equal in size to the object |
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Answer» ➡️at CENTRE of curvature Explanation: ➡️The object should be placed on centre of curvature so that the SIZE of image is equal to the size of the object. hope it HELPS ✨ ✔✅MARK AS BRAINLIEST PLZZ ✔✅ |
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In the circuit shown in figure the current flowing through 5 Ω resistance is : |
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↪FOLLOW , BRAINLIST ME☺☺PLZZ ✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌ Req= 10×25/(10+25) =50/7 Using V=iReq V=2.1×50/7= 15 volt Now at 5 ohm V=iR i=v/R=15/25=0.6 Current at 5 ohm RESISTANCE is 0.6 ampere |
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s car covers a distance of 5km in 20mins find the velocity of car in (a) km/min (b) m/s (c) m/min (d) km/hr |
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Answer» a) 0.25km/min b)4.16m/s c)250m/min d)15km/h |
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a body is thrown vertically upward with a velocity of 98 metre per second the acceleration of the objectis 9.8 metre per second square when will it reaches its highest point .what will be its height. PLEASE ANSWER FAST ILL MARK BRAINLIEST |
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a car is travelling at 20 km per hour it speeds up to 60 km per hour in 6 seconds what is acceleration |
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Answer» WE KNOW THAT, A=V-U/T SO, 60-20 /6/60MINS. 40*10 400M/S^2 |
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Apply colombs law to calculate electric field due to an infinite line charge. |
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Examples for concave and convex mirror |
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Answer» Answer: The examples of CONCAVE mirrors are the mirrors used in automobile head lights, reflecting telescopes, torch lights, etc. The examples of convex mirrors are the mirrors used as REAR side mirrors of VEHICLES, optical INSTRUMENTS, calling bell, etc. |
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Notes on force of class .8...ICSE |
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Answer» HTTPS://www.dronstudy.com/book/force-and-pressure-class-8-notes/ Go through the link Helps you ALOT |
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On increasing temp physiosorption decrease why |
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Answer» Because they are INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL to each other |
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What is kinematices for class 6 |
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Answer» Answer: the bransc of MECHANICS CONCERNED with the motion of OBJECTS WITHOUT reference to the force which cause the motion. |
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Define Gold leaf electroscope experiment |
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↪FOLLOW , BRAINLIST ME☺☺PLZZ ✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌ The gold leaf electroscopeIntro⤵This is an instrument for detecting and MEASURING static ELECTRICITY or voltage. A metal disc is connected to a NARROW metal plate and a THIN piece of gold leaf is fixed to the plate. The whole of this part of the electroscope is insulated from the body of the instrument. Summery⤵The gold leaf electroscope has been used by physicists for hundreds of years. It indicates the presence and nature of a charge through the application of charge to a metal top plate connected through a stem to TWO pieces of gold leaf. The movement of one piece of gold leaf away from the other shows that the electroscope is charged. Hence,⤵It detect the presence of charge and test the kind of charge.☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺TNXX |
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The critical angle between an equilateral prism and air is 45°. If the incident ray is perpendicular to the refracting surface,then |
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Answer» gdjddv HI jdgdhdjdjdldkgsjdhff |
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Difference between forced and natural circulation bolier |
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Answer» there is no DIFFERENCE what do |
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Difference between conductivity and conductometry |
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Answer» Answer: the Explanation: Conductance is the property of an object, WHEREAS conductivity is the property of a material. ... Conductance is a mass dependent property, while conductivity is an INHERENT or intrinsic property and does not depend on mass. Conductance of equal mass will VARY depending upon its shape and SIZE ALSO. |
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8. A car covers a distance of 1240 in 6 minutes. Find its speed in a) km/hr b) m/s |
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two resistors with resistance 5 ohm and 10 ohm are connected to a battery PD 6 volt so as to obtain minimum and Maximum current how will you connect resistance in each case calculate the strength of total current in the circuit in two case |
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Answer» Answer: For minimum resistance , : Parellel 1/5 + 1/ 10 = 1/R 3/10 = 1/R 10 / 3 = R 3.333 = R Now , for maximum resistance : Series 5 + 10 = R 15 = R Now TOTAL CURRENT when connected to series, V = I / R 6 = I / 3.33 6* 10/3 = I 20 Ampere = I Now, total current when connected in parallel , V = I/R 6= I / 15 6*15 = I 90 Ampere = I Explanation: Hope It will help u |
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