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A stone is to be thrown so as to cover a horizontal distance of 3m.If the velocity of the projectile is 7ms-1 . Find the angle at which it must be thrown ? |
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Answer» which stone should be thrown at 70 DEGREE ANGLE of 60 degree angle then only to be at that PLACE |
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A position vector with the origin is a. which vector.options are1. unit vector2. A vector which is not exists 3 . zero vector .4. scalar unit. |
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Answer» Answer: 2. A VECTOR which is not exists Explanation: |
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1. The equation of distance travelled by a car is given asx=7t4+3t3-4t+5. Find the instantaneous speed at t=2 second.Solve it on A page and give correct answer |
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two vectors both equal in magnitude have resultant equal in magnitude of the either forces. find the angle between vectors |
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Answer» Answer: 45 degree Explanation: On SUMMATION of two vectors and angle between them we get the same as magnitude of one of the VECTOR If we simply add 2 vectors and MULTIPLY with the cosine of the angle between them we get resultant vectors By taking TITA as 45 degree we get the same magnitude |
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A.state snell's law of reflection. B . Using using snell's law and with the help of diagram illustrating the path of ray of light incident normally from a medium of refractive index in 1/2 medium of refractive index n2 |
Answer» statement :Snell's LAW is DEFINED as “The RATIO of the sine of the angle of incidence to the sine of the angle of refraction is a constant, for the light . formula :Diagram : |
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on penetrating 1 centimetre of a wooden block a bullet losses half of its velocity. how far Would it penetrate before it comes to rest? |
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Answer» Answer: Its velocity becomes u/2 after penetrating 3 cm in the block. We can CALCULATE the DECELERATION of the body USING these. Now, we can calculate the distance the body travels till it comes to REST. Therefore, the body PENETRATES 1 cm (4-3=1cm) more before coming to rest. |
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a minute hand of a clock is 1m long. the distance covered by the tip of the minute hand from 3:00to 3:30 is |
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Answer» MINUTE hand of clock is 1m long distance covered by tip of the minute hand from 3 to 3:30 is 30m |
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Derive an expression for magnetic field at a point due to long straight cunductor of length L and current i.help plz guys |
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Answer» Answer: Magnetic INDUCTION due to infinitely long straight conductor carrying current: XY, is an infinitely long straight conductor carrying a current I(Figure). P is a point at a distance a from the conductor. AB is a small element of length dl. θ is the angle between the current element Idl and the line joining the element dl and the point P. According to Biot-Savart law, the magnetic induction at the point P due to the current element Idl is. dB= 4π μ o
r 2
Idl⋅sinθ
......(1) AC is drawn perpendicular to BP from A. ∠OPA=ϕ, ∠APB=dϕ In ΔABC, sinθ= AB AC
= dl AC
∴AC=dlsinθ ..........(2) From ΔAPC, AC=rdϕ .........(3) From equations (2) and (3), rdϕ=dlsinθ ............(4) Substituting equation (4) in equation (1) dB= 4π μ o
r 2
Irdϕ
= 4π μ o
r Idϕ
.............(5) In ΔOPA, cosϕ= r a
∴r= cosϕ a
..........(6) Substituting equation (6) in equation (5) dB= 4π μ o
a 1
cosϕdϕ The total magnetic induction at P due to the conductor XY is B= −ϕ 1
∫
ϕ 2
dB= −ϕ 1
∫
ϕ 2
4πa μ o
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cosϕdϕ B= 4πa μ o
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[sinϕ 1
+sinϕ 2
] For infinitely long conductor, ϕ 1
=ϕ 2
=90 o
∴B= 2πa μ o
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What is the rate of change of momentum |
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Answer» Answer: please click on the brainlieast THEOREM: The RATE of change of the TOTAL momentum of a system of particles is equal to the SUM of the EXTERNAL forces on the system Explanation: |
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If the system is pulled up with an acceleration of 1 m/s2. Find the tension in thestring, at points ‘P’ and ‘Q’ |
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Answer» Answer: 1/2=2 /1 =3 2/3=7702939698 88 5 This is the explanation. |
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O what is the equivalent resistanceof following circuit |
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Answer» Answer: ACTUALLY there is no CIRCUT ,then for whta we should find EQUIVALENT resistance |
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व्हाट डू यू मीन बाय डाई इलेक्ट्रिक पोटेंशियल |
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Answer» Explanation: All of US know that the like charges REPEL each other and unlike charges attract each other. Some work is always involved in moving a charge in the area of ANOTHER charge. What makes the charge to flow? WELL, this BASICALLY happens because of the ‘Electric Potential |
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Define The Process Of Radiation |
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Answer» Answer: please MARK as branliest and follow meExplanation: the process in which energy is emitted as particles or WAVES. the complete process in which energy is emitted by one body, transmitted through an intervening medium or space, and absorbed by ANOTHER body. the energy transferred by these PROCESSES. |
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Explain derived quantities and units |
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Answer» Answer is in book |
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how is ampere ( unit of current) fundamental unit? shouldnt it be derived ( Ampere = Charge/second )? also, why isnt coulomb (unit of charge )a fundamental unit? if it is a derived unit, what is the derivation of coulomb? |
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Answer» Answer:The definition of the ampère is NOT derived from time and charge. Instead, the coulomb, as the COHERENT SI UNIT of charge is derived from the ampère and second as C = A · s. ... Even more so when we have a fundamental CONSTANT - the ELECTRONIC charge that it would seem sensible to base the unit on. Explanation: |
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Here is an experiment: At the hottest point of the day, go to a sunny area with a magnifying glass and a sheet of paper. Hold the magnifying glass wide out with the lens facing the sun. Keep the paper behind the lens. Now, adjust the position of the paper and the lens, and at a particular position, you can see the paper burning at a spot. This is because the light rays from the sun are parallel. When they reach the lens, they converge at a point called the focus. And when the paper falls on the focus, all the light rays get concentrated on that point, along with all that heat energy, and hence causes the fire.When we consider our eye, the lens is also like a magnifying glass and the retina is like our sheet of paper. Here's my question - when parallel light rays enter the eye, they converge on a point on the retina. Why doesn't the retina catch fire? Read my Bio before answering. |
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Answer» Answer: Actually our RETINA have protecting layers which doesn't let our retina face any problem.. there are ciliary muscles in our eye, which helps our eye to dialate and contract. As per ur bio plz follow me and THANK my answers ❤❤❤ (Intraocular lens (IOL): After CATARACT surgery, the cloudy lens will be replaced with an intraocular lens (IOL). The lens naturally protects the eye from almost all ultraviolet light and some BLUE light. There are types of IOL that can protect the eye and retina from blue light.) |
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Skyler runs a new personal best in the 100-metre sprint. Her average speed over the course of the race is 8.5 metres per second. How long,to 2 decimal places, does it tale her to run the race? |
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Answer» Answer: ME Speed Distance Time Questions, Worksheets and Revision Level 4 Level 5 GCSE Maths Predicted Papers Navigate topic What you need to know Speed Distance Time Speed is a measure of how quickly something MOVES, so it is calculated by dividing distance by time. Make SURE you are happy with the following topics before continuing. Rearranging formulae Units and conversions Speed Distance Time Formulae Speed, distance and time are all related by the formulae, s = \dfrac{d}{t}s= t d
where SS is speed, dd is distance, and tt is time. You can rearrange this formula to find the other two, for example, if we multiple both sides by tt and divide both sides by ss, we get, t = \dfrac{d}{s}t= s d
So, we can calculate the time by dividing the distance by the speed. Typically, we measure distance in metres (mm), kilometres (kmkm), or miles, and we measure time in seconds (ss), minutes (mins) or hours (hh). As a result, the units we USE to measure speed are compound units e.g m/sm/s or km/hkm/h Explanation: I HOPE it helps you |
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how is ampere ( unit of current) fundamental unit? shouldnt it be derived ( Ampere = Charge/second )? also, why isnt coulomb (unit of charge )a fundamental? if it is a derived unit, what is the derivation of coulomb? |
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Answer» Answer: always THOUGHT of current as the time DERIVATIVE of charge, dqdt. HOWEVER, I found out recently that it is the ampere that is the BASE unit. Explanation: I HOPE it helps you |
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.A ball is thrown up with the velocity of 19.6 m/s.The time taken by it to rise the maximum height is |
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Answer» so we have to FIND HEIGHT I.e. s s =at+1/2at^2 |
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When a horse pulls a cart, the force that helps the horse to move forward is the force exerted by |
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Answer» When a horse pull a cart, the force that HELPS the horse to move FORWARD is the force exerted by the FOOT of the horse on the ground, so that the force can pull the cart. |
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A student focused the image of a candle flame on a white screen by placing the flame at variousdistances from the convex lens. He noted his observation in the following table.SINO:Distance of theflamefrom the lens(cm)Distance of thescreenfrom the lens(cm)i 20 60ii 24 40iii 30 30iv 40 24v 70 12Analyse the above table and give the answers for the following questions:(a) What is the focal length convex lens?(b) Which set of observation is incorrect and why?(c) Draw ray diagram for observation (iv)(d) Find the magnification for observation (iii). |
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Answer» Answer: you can see, case (ii) ; here both the object and the image distances are 30cm .but we know this is possible only case when object kept at 2f,so, 2f = 30cm >f= 15cm (b) USE LENS formula for finding incorrect observations. 1v-1/u = 1/f see last observation (v) u =-15 f +15 then, 1/v = 1/15 - 1/15 = 0 = 1/co =>V = o but v 70cm is given HENCE, observation (v) is wrong. (c) obviously case 3, in this case size of image is equal to size of object due to image distance distance is equal to object distance from pole. |
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If vector A is (2 j +2 k ) calculate the nagle between vector and y axis |
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Answer» हैप्पी जी लकी जी सो ₹100 हफ्ते के लकी जी सो सॉरी जयति जयति है |
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What is matter? Give an example. [2] |
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Answer» Answer: anything which occupies space and has mass is CALLED MATTER all the things which we see AROUND us is method example a table CHAIR all are MADE up of matter Explanation: please follow me for my answer |
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A bullet of mass 10gram moving with speed of 210m/s is stopped suddenly. If all its kinetic energy is converted into heat, what is the amount of heat produced in calories? |
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Answer» vlc c to if dj oucffgguokufdddfujgxy the human RIGHT this is the CONNECTION between the human right this is the connection between the human right this is the connection between the human right this is the connection dy ☺️ the TWO parents and questions or if dj of a boot the r ydu the two parents to be a good but I have to do the needful for |
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.A ball is thrown vertically upward with a velocity of 49 m/s.The maximum height to which it can rise is |
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Answer» Answer: 122.5 m Explanation: Given Initial velocity of ball, U=49 m/s Let the maximum height reached and time taken to reach that height be H and t respectively. Assumption: g=9.8 m/s holds true (maximum height reached is small compared to the radius of earth) Velocity of the ball at maximum height is zero, v=0 Given Initial velocity of ball, u=49 m/s Let the maximum height reached and time taken to reach that height be H and t respectively. Assumption: g=9.8 m/s 2 holds true (maximum height reached is small compared to the radius of earth) Velocity of the ball at maximum height is zero, v=0 v^2 - u^2 = 2aH 0 - (49)^2 = 2*(-9.8)*H ⟹H=122.5 m I hope this will HELP u _______ mark this question as Brainliest thank u___ |
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Write the dimensional formula for ω in the equation y = A sinωt |
Answer» Answer:[ω] = EXPLANATION :so from the GIVEN equation , dimension of sin( ωt) = [ω] [t] = 1 so [ω] = 1 / [T] [ω] = |
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Mass of an object is 10 Kg. What is its weight of Earth? |
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Answer» WEIGHT = 98kg Explanation: Because, as we know weight = mass × gravity. Mass = 10 kg and gravity = 9.8 (you can ALSO take 10). so, w = 10×9.8 = 98 kg. |
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Plz plz............. help me guys |
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Answer» The MASS is m = 0.2Kg and ENERGY is E = 1.05kJ = 1.05 × 1000J Whole energy of the EXPLOSION will be delivered to the shell in FORM of kinetic energy so if the velocity be v then |
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Can someone help me with the following question? |
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Answer» giggucyvcifhih Explanation: Hahwhhejehhshahheiehf hsueuwuehdu |
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a body weighs 200N in air and 120N .when completely immersed in an overflow jar filled with water till its spout what is the buoyancy on the body |
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Answer» Answer: SPECIFIC gravity is WEIGHT of the item (in air) / Weight of water displaced when the item is placed in water = the weight in air/(weight in air - weight in water) 200N/(200N - 120N) = 200N/80N = 100/40 = 10/4 = 5/2 = 2.5 (which incidentally is quite possible for a stone. The person who ASKED the question came up with reasonably realistic numbers). |
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why is ampere a fundamental unit ? ampere is charge / second. so shouldnt it be a derived unit. also, why is coulomb not a fundamental unit? |
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Answer» Explanation: As the Newton is a measure of force, and therefore GIVEN by Mass * Acceleration (second order speed, distance / time), the definition ultimately reduces to a form that is derived from only Mass, Length and Time. Explanation: The ampere was chosen as a base UNIT, because it is easily MEASURED WHEREAS the COLOUMB is not. |
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If the magnification of a body of size 2cm is -3, what is the size and nature of image |
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Answer» Given , Object height (ho) = 2 cm Magnification (m) = -3 As we know that , The RATIO of height of IMAGE to the height of object is called LINEAR magnification It is denoted by " m " It has no SI unit and dimensional formula Thus , -3 = hi/2 hi = -6 cm The negative sign of height of image shows the image is real and inverted ∴The nature of image is real and inverted |
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1 Newton-metra is equal to |
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Answer» Answer: One newton equals a force that produces an acceleration of one METER per second (s) per second on a one KILOGRAM (KG) MASS. Therefore, one joule equals one newton•meter. Explanation: |
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If a body has charge 7.2×10 to the power 50c find the number of electron present in it |
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Why there are 2 equations to find the equivalent thermal conductivity of series connection |
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Answer» Explanation: All rods are of identical length and cross-section. If the end A is maintained at 60oC and the junction E at 10oC, find the effective THERMAL Resistance. Given the length of each rod = l, AREA of cross-section = A, CONDUCTIVITY of x=K and conductivity of y=2K hope it helps you plzz FOLLOW me and mark as BRAINLIEST |
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To occur TIR light travels from wheretowhere |
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Question 1010. Choose the incorrect statement:(neglect air resistance)a) The displacement of a vertically projected body in the last second ofits vertical motion is constantb) The displacement of a body falling from rest in its first second ofmotion is independent of height of fallc) The acceleration of a vertically projected body is same as accelerationof a body falling from rest under gravityd) A body moving with uniform acceleration should have non-zero initialvelocity |
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the atomic nucleons are not a fundamental particle but consist of quarks. what is the quark content of neutron and proton |
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Answer» Answer: Both the proton and the neutron are COMPOSITE particles, meaning each is composed of smaller parts, NAMELY three QUARKS each; although once thought to be so, neither is an elementary particle. A proton is composed of two up quarks and ONE down QUARK, while the neutron has one up quark and two down quarks. Explanation: follow me✨ |
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Question 99. Two bodies A and B are projected with the same speed at angles such that Amakes 30° with the vertical and B makes 30° with horizontal. Thena) Then time of flight of A is less than Bb) Range of A is greater than Bc) Maximum height reached by A is greater than Bd) Range of B is greater than A |
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What is matter give some examples from our day -to-day life.pls answer with 5 lines |
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Answer» matter is any substance that has mass and occupy space example-apple,PERSON,table and COMPUTER |
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A bullet of mass 10 p travelling horizontally with a velocity of 150 m-1 strikes a stationary wooden block and comes to rest in 0.03 s. Calculate the distance of penetration of the bullet into the block. Also calculate the magnitude of the force exerted by the wooden block on the bullet. |
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Answer» hello friend...!! ⇒ according to the question, we should calculate the distance penetrated by the bullet into the BLOCK given that : ⇒ u = 150 m/s ⇒ v = 0 ⇒ t = 0.03 sec ⇒ m = 10 g = 0,01 Kg we know that , S = ( v² - u²) / 2a ------------( 1 ) we should calculate acceleration , v = u + at a = ( v - u ) / t a = ( 0 - 150 ) / 0.03 a = -5000 m/s² ---------------( 2 ) substituting equation ( 2 ) in ( 1 ) gives , S = { 0 - (150)² } / - ( 2 x 5000 ) S= 22500 / 10000 S = 2.25 m therefore, the distance penetrated by the bullet is 2.25 m to calculate FORCE ,we know F = m x a ⇒ F = 0.01 x 5000 ⇒ F = 50 N the force exerted by the wooden block on the bullet is 50 N __________________________________________ HOPE it helps..!! Mark me as Barinlist Follow me |
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1.Can you heat water in a paper vessel ? How is it possible ?p |
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Answer» Hey mate, Your answer is as FOLLOWS: On heating the paper gets WET in the presence of water the cup gets heated and the water becomes hot as the cup gets heated. it can be DONE by using a burner. Explanation: Hope You Find It USEFUL..... Thanks & Regards..... Do mark my answer as Brainliest..... |
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What is matter give some example of day to day life |
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Answer» A common or traditional definition of matter is "anything that has MASS and volume (OCCUPIES SPACE)". For example, a car would be said to be made of matter, as it has mass and volume (occupies space). *An apple.*A person.*A table.*AIR.*Water.*A computer.*Paper.*Iron.Explanation: |
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3.oneGiveinduction ?application of electromagnetic AR |
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Answer» Answer: PLEASE write PROPER QUESTION and mark me as BRAINLIEST please |
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consider two displacement one of magnitude 3m and another of magnitude 4m show how the displacement vectors should be combine to get a resultant displacement of magnitude (i)7m(ii)1m (iii) 5m |
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Find the volume of air containing 21 percent oxygen at stp to convert 10g of so2 to so3 |
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Locus of a point P equidistant from a field and field point is F |
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Answer» The LOCUS of a POINT EQUIDISTANT from a FIXED point is a Circle. Hence, this is the answer.  |
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Give reason for movement of force is a vector quantity |
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Answer» mass is a SCALOR QUANTITY, but acceleration is a vector quantity . ... So, FORCE is a vector quantity ,,as it has both , MAGNITUDE and direction.. Explanation: Hope it helpsMark as brainliest |
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Know the meaning of so scalar quantity and vector quantity |
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Answer» Answer: A QUANTITY which does not depend on direction is CALLED a scalar quantity. Vector quantities have two characteristics, a magnitude and a direction. Scalar quantities have only a magnitude. When comparing two vector quantities of the same type, you have to COMPARE both the magnitude and the direction. Explanation: Hope it helpsMark as BRAINLIEST |
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