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What is the Nature Of displacementgraph of a body moving Uniformly alone a Straight line?Pls ans this |
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10 example of oscillator |
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Answer» I don't KNOW about OSCILLATOR. |
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Name of 20 scientists of modern physics and their invention |
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How do we measure frequency of electromagnetic wave? |
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Answer» =The Frequency of an EM wave is measure in exactly the same way as the frequency of SAY a sound wave or an set of ocean wave. It is measured in Hz (Hertz) which is literally a count per second: Given a traveling wave how MANY WAVES PASS a given FIXED point in one second.✔✔ |
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Plz solve this plz plz plz |
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Answer» Answer: 35 VOLT Explanation: As they are in SERIES COMBINATION And in series total voltage is EQUAL to the sum of all voltage in the combinations So v1+v2+v3+v4+v5=30 V1+2+1-5-3=30 V1=35 volt |
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Uses of concave and convex Mirrors |
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Answer» concave MIRROR is USED as reading glass. convex mirror is used as rear VIEW it use in vehicles to look rear means BACKSIDE |
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a tin weight 8n rest on the table top of dimensions 10*10cm , calculate the pressure exerted by tin on the table. |
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Answer» Answer: P=F/A 2/25 PA Explanation: first CLACULATE the area of the table then PUT it on the formula |
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When you push a heavy object,it doesn't move. Explain the reason in terms of force |
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Answer» It does not MOVE because the force of GRAVITY is WAY STRONGER than the force APPLIED by us. PLZ MARK ME BRAINLIEST |
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Please solve 19th question |
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Answer» assume a and b vectors make angle 60 BTWN them the find their resultant usinb the formula then again USING the resultant VECTOR find the final resultant with c vector |
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See the attachment and answer the questi on..... |
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Answer» Explanation: the ANSWER is option b-20√2 m/s in South EAST direction.hope it HELPS you.plz MARK this answer as brainliest answer. |
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Y path lenth is a scalar quantity ? what is the reason? |
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Answer» =Total path length is a scalar QUANTITY, whereas displacement is a VECTOR quantity. HENCE, the total path length is always greater than the magnitude of displacement. It becomes equal to the magnitude of displacement only when a particle is moving in a STRAIGHT line.✔✔ |
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when two resistors of resistance R1 and R2 are connected in parallel the net resistance is 3 ohm when connected in series its value is 60 ohm calculate the value of R1 and R2 |
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Answer» Answer: R₁ and R₂ are 57 Ω or 3 Ω and 3 Ω or 57 Ω respectively. Explanation: There are two resistors, R₁ and R₂. They are connected parallel which MEANS equivalent RESISTANCE will be Rₚ which is EQUAL to 3 Ω. When they are connected in series then equivalent resistance Rₛ is equal to 60 Ω.
→ 1/3 = (R₁ + R₂)/R₁R₂ → 1/3 = 60/R₁R₂ → R₁R₂ = 180 → R₂ = 180/R₁ → 60 = R₁ + 180/R₁ → 60 = (R₁² + 180)/R₁ → R₁² - 60R₁ + 180 = 0 → D = b² - 4ac → D = 3600 - 720 → D = 2880 → R₁ = (60 ± √2880)/2 → R₁ = (60 ± 54)/2 → R₁ = 57 Ω or 3 Ω→ R₂ = 60 - 57 → R₂ = 3 Ω or 57 Ω |
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(10)A particle moving along a straight line with a constant acceleration of - 4 m/s passes through a point A on the linewith a velocity of + 8 m/s at some moment Find the distance travelled by the particle in 5 seconds after thalmoment(A) 26 m(B) 8 m(C) 18 m(D) 10 m |
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Answer» Answer: 8m Explanation: particle moving along a STRAIGHT LINE with a constant acceleration of - 4 m/s passes through a POINT A on the line with a velocity of + 8 m/s at some moment Find the DISTANCE travelled by the particle in 5 SECONDS after thal moment |
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Can a body have an acceleration when it is momentarily at rest |
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Answer» yes yes body can have acceleration when its material as at REST is MARK VS BRAINLIEST and I am the BRAINLY. |
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A person is using a concave lens of power -1.5D for distant vision. How has far point of her eye shifted ?? |
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Answer» Answer: Unknown. Explanation: P = 1/FGiven : P = - 1.5 D → - 1.5 D = 1/f → f = 1/(- 1.5) → f = - 2/3 or - 0.67 m Or in other units, focal length → - 0.67 × 100 = - 67 cm Mirror Formula→ 1/f = 1/v - 1/u → 1/(- 67) = 1/v - 1/u Since the question doesn't mention where the object has placed hence VALUE of v will be in terms of u → - 1/67 + 1/u = 1/v → (67 - u)/67u = 1/v → v = 67u/(67 - u) Hence far point is surely SHIFTED from ∞. |
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A length is expressed in two different units as 23 m and 2300 cm . Find the number if significant figures each value. |
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What is the direction of current sent by a cell in a circuit |
Answer» HEY mate ☺️The current moves from POSITIVE terminal to NEGATIVE terminal. However, electrons move in OPPOSITE DIRECTION i.e. ➡️ From negative terminal to positive terminal.I Hope it helps you ☺️ ✌️ ✌️ |
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How a masonry buildingcan be made earthquake resistent? |
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Answer» =The structure MADE of the combination of the materials like BRICKS , stones etc and CONTAINMENT reinforcement to resist the EARTHQUAKE forces is CALLED earthquake resistance masonry structure.✔✔ |
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Explain how motion of a child on a see saw is an oscillatory motion |
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Answer» it is because the child GOES up and down at a CONTINUOUS speed at a particular point of time.Constant up and down movement is GENERALLY regarded as the oscillation and HENCE motion of child is regarded as OSCILLATORY motion |
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How can a magnetic field be represented graphically |
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Answer» Tangent at any point to the magnetic field lines represents the direction of the magnetic field at that point. But if we just represent the area in which magnetic field is represent then we CON not say about the direction of magnetic field, and direction of magnetic field must be SPECIFIED as it is the vector quantity. Hope this INFORMATION will CLEAR your doubt about magnetic field. |
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Tissue present in plant helps in transportation and water and mineral is |
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find the acceleration of a truck which is initially moving with the speed of 40 kilometre per hour and then comes to rest in 5 seconds |
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Answer» INITIAL VELOCITY =40km/hr=>40x5/18=>11.11m/s Final velocity =0km/hr=>0m/s Time taken=5 sec WKT: V=u + at (or) a=(v-u) /T a=0-40/5 a= - 40/5 a= - 8m/s^2...
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Two cars A and B are starting a race. A reaches the finishing point t time before B and velocity of A is (v+ velocity of B). If their acceleration is a1 and a2 respectively then find the difference of their velocity in terms of given quantities. |
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Answer» Answer: the answer is a4 because I can't UNDERSTAND this q Explanation: hope DONT ask me maths |
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find the acceleration of a truck which is initially moving with a speed of 40 km per hour and then comes to rest in 5 seconds |
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Answer» Acceleration Explanation: a = v-u/t a = -11.1/5 m/s a = -2.22 m/s |
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the mass of a rectangle is 500g, it's length is 10 cm and breath is 5cm, calculate the pressure on the base of rectangle |
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Answer» pressure will be 10 Explanation: As P=F/A |
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The distance between two station is 240km.A train takes 6hours to cover this distance .calculate the speed of the train |
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Answer» Explanation: distance = 240 km time taken = 6 HRS SPEED = distance / time speed = 240 / 6 speed = 40 km/hr |
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A wave has a speed of 500m/s and a frequency of 25Hz. What is the wavelength of this wave in metres? |
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Answer» Answer: Wavelength is 0.403m and it travels 500M in 20 seconds. In this case we can use the equation: v = f λ
Where v is the velocity of the wave in meters PER SECOND, f is the frequency in hertz and λ is the wavelength in meters. Hence for (a): 25=62 × λ
λ = ( 25 62 ) = 0.403 m
For (b) Speed=(distance)/(TIME) 25 = d 20
Multiply both sides by 20 to CANCEL the fraction. d = 500 m |
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A given wire is streched to 3 times it's length. what will be the new resistance if it's origin resistance is r? |
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Answer» NEW RESISTANCE will be 9R. |
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Explain the function and structure of Golgi bodies |
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Answer» Answer: function of golgi BODIESThe Golgi apparatus has many discrete functions. But, all functions are ASSOCIATED with moving molecules from the endoplasmic reticulum to their final destination and modifying certain products along the way. The multiple sacs of the Golgi serve as different chambers for chemical REACTIONS. As the products of the endoplasmic reticulum move through the Golgi apparatus, they are continuously transferred into new environments, and the reactions that can take place are different. In this way, a PRODUCT can be given modifications, or multiple products can be combined to form large macromolecules. The many sacs and folds of the Golgi apparatus allow for many reactions to take place at the same time, increasing the speed at which an organism can produce products Structure of golgi bodies . The cis face of the organelle is closest to the endoplasmic reticulum. The trans face is the side furthest from the nucleus, which secretes vesicles to various parts of the cell. Further, there are a NUMBER of lumens and cisternae through which products flow. These appear as a series of flattened sacs stack on each other, much like the endoplasmic reticulum |
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Which of the following is not equal to watt?(a) joule/second(b) ampere x volt(c) (ampere)2 x ohm (d)ampere/volt |
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Answer» Explanation: Your answer is :----> option (d ) As, Ampere / Volt = current/ Potential difference = I / V is not the formula for POWER. 1. Joule / sec = Work done / TIME = power , so first option is EQUAL to watt. 2. As , P = VI , watt = volt × Ampere , so , it is also equal to watt. 3. Also, P= I^ 2× R , which means watt = (Ampere)2 × ohm. 4. Fourth one is incorrect as Ampere/ volt is not equal to watt. ____________________ Hence, correct option is D. Thanks ✌️ ✌️ Hope it helps. |
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If car move on speed 5km/h in highway find distance travelled in next 3hours |
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Answer» Answer: 15 KM Explanation: 3hours=5×3km=15 km |
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Motion can be visualised with |
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Answer» Motion can be visualised with HELP of computers, or simple household THINGS. PLZ MARK ME BRAINLIEST I JUST NEED ONLY 2 BRAINLIEST ANSWERS FOR NEXT RANK |
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216 drops of same radius are charged to 10volt each. These drops coalesce to form a bigger drop.calculate the potential of bigger drop. |
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Answer» DEAR student, ● Answer - V' = 360 V ◆ Explanation - Let r & R be RADII of small & large drops respectively. n(4/3)πr³ = (4/3)πR³ R³ = nr³ R³ = 216 × r³ R = ∛216 × r R = 6r Potential difference of the drop is related to the radius as - V ∝ r² That is, V'/V = (R/r)² V'/10 = (6r/r)² V' = 10 × 6² V' = 360 V Therefore, potential of the BIGGER drop is 360 V. Thanks Buddy. |
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What is meant by resistance of a conductor state how resistance of a conductor is effected whena. a low current passes through ot for a short duration b .. a heavy current passes through about 30 seconds |
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Answer» Answer: RESISTANCE is defined as the opposition to the flow of electrical current through a conductor. It's important to point out that conductivity and resistivity (the property that determines final resistance) are inversely proportional. Explanation: Let new length = l' new Area =, A' and new resistance = R' GIVEN, l' = 2l and A' = A/2 As we know R = (ρl) / A So, R' = [ρ × 2l] / (A/2) = (4 × ρl) / A = 4 × (ρ l / A ) but R = ρl/A ⇒ R' = 4 ×R Resitivity depends on the nature of material not on the length, TEMPERATURE or Area of cross-section. So, resitivity will remain Constant. |
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How much quantity of charge must be delivered by a battery with a potential difference of 110 volt to 660 J of work. |
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Answer» V: 110V W: 660J Q:? As we KNOW that, Potential DIFFERENCE = workdone/charge V= W/Q Q= W/V = 660/ 110 = 6C Q= 6C |
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a body moves with initial velocity 2 meters per second increases with velocity to 20 meters per second in 3 minutes. find acceleration |
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Answer» 6m/s*s Explanation: (20m/s-2m/s)/3SECONDS |
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draw velocity time graph for A body moving with uniform acceleration as exhumed the body starts from rest. |
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Answer» HLO!! Here's your ANSWER MARK it as the BRAINLIEST answer if it is HELPFUL ✌️ |
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What happen when an object moves with uniform positive acceleration |
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Answer» =it covers constant distance at constant speed and constant time ✔✔ |
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Find kinetic energy of a object falling from height h |
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Answer» If an object is dropped from height, H, then gravitational energy is E = mgh, but kinetic energy when object hits the GROUND is E=(1/2)mv^2. CONSERVATION of energy states that E(g)=E(k). |
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If car moving on speed 5km/h on highway find distance travelled in next 3hours |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: So as U know that the formula of DISTANCE Is Distance = Speed×Time. 5x3= 15km in 4 hours. |
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Algebraic expressions are |
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80.The north and south poles of a magnet :(1) are of different strength(2) are of equal strength(3) can be separated by cutting the magnet(4) None of the above |
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Answer» are of equal strength and it can be SEPARATED by CUTTING g the MAGNET |
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determination of the focal length of I) concave mirror I) convex lens by obtaining the image of a distant o |
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Answer» Answer: I) is a CONCAVE mirror. As the screen is KEPT on the same side of the screen, it is a mirror. And SINCE there is a screen, we can assume that the mirror is concave (as only concave mirrors form real images, and real images can be formed on SCREENS). hope this helped you..... |
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Explain work power and energy |
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Answer» WORK is a product of force and displacement PRODUCED by body. Power is the RATE of doing work. Energy is a CAPACITY of doing work. mark as brainliest PLEASE.... follow me... ❤❤❤ |
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What are the characteristicks of plane mirror |
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Answer» VIRTUAL, upright, left-right REVERSED,same distance from the MIRROR as the OBJECT distance,same size as object. |
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10 examples of multiple motion |
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Answer» Answer: When BODY POSSESSES more than one SIMPLE motion it is called multiple motion. ex 1. motion of a ceiling FAN is both rotatory and CIRCULAR motion mark me brainlist |
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Give one example each of basic oxide and acidic oxide. |
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Answer» Answer: ACIDIC OxideSulphur DIOXIDE (SO2) Sulphur dioxide (SO2)Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) Phosphorus pentoxide (P4O10) Phosphorus pentoxide (P4O10)Sulphur trioxide (SO3) Phosphorus pentoxide (P4O10)Sulphur trioxide (SO3)Carbon dioxide (CO2) Phosphorus pentoxide (P4O10)Sulphur trioxide (SO3)Carbon dioxide (CO2)Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2) Basic OxidesNa2O, MgO, CaO, FEO and CuO |
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Motion can be described with |
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Answer» hi Motion. In physics, motion is the change in position of an OBJECT with respect to its SURROUNDINGS in a given interval of time. Motion is mathematically DESCRIBED in terms of displacement, distance, velocity, acceleration, and speed. hope it HELPS you plzz marrk me as BRANILIEST
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