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Which source of energy is non-renewable? |
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Answer» Non-renewable energy comes from SOURCES that will run out or will not be replenished in our lifetimes—or even in many, many lifetimes. Most non-renewable energy sources are FOSSIL fuels: coal, petroleum, and natural GAS. CARBON is the main element in fossil fuels. hope it will HELP you ❣️❣️ |
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distance of point A is greater than point B from conductor, then where will the strength of magnetic field be larger? |
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Answer» May be.... |
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There are 20 divisions in 4cm of the main scale. The Vernier scale has 10 divisions. what is the least count of the instrument |
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Answer» Answer: The VERNIER SCALE has 10 divisions. The least COUNT of the instrument is. 0.05 cm. Explanation: MARK me as brainalist |
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What is the total momentum of a bullet and a gun before firing |
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Answer» Answer: When a bullet is fired from a GUN, total momentum before is zero SINCE NOTHING is MOVING. After firing the bullet there is a momentum in the forward direction. |
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When the air cools ,its density :a.increases b. decreasesc. does not change |
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Answer» INCREASES............................. |
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The difference in the number of wavelengths when yellow light propagates through air and vacuumcolumns of same thickness is one. The thickness of air column is Refractive index of air mair1.0003 Wavelength of yellow light in vacuum=6000 A |
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Answer» Answer: 6000 A Explanation: 1.0003 WAVELENGTH of YELLOW LIGHT in vacuum=6000 A |
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& According to method of mixtures heatlost by a bodybody -3) If the temperature of cold sample is30 degrees, change in temperature is 8degrees then temperature of hetsamples is -4) If thethe temperature of hat samples is56 degrees celsis and temperature ofmixture is 36 degree celsius then tempedifference is |
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A bullet of mass 100g is fired from a gun of mass 20kg with velocity of 100 m per second calculate the velocity of recoil gunplz send m ans. |
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Given :• Mass of bullet = 100 g = 0.1 kg • Mass of gun = 20 kg • Velocity = 100 m/s To Find :• Recoil velocity of the gun = ? Concept Used :To CALCULATE the recoil velocity of gun we need to know the concept of conservation of momentum!!
Solution :Hence we conclude that, Momentum(before gun was supposed to be fired) = Momentum of gun + Momentum of bullet Let us assume the recoil velocity of gun as v m/s !! By applying law of conservation of momentum, ★ Conservation of Momentum = Mass × Velocity ➝ 20 + 0.1 kg × 0= 20 × v + 0.1 ×100 ➝ 0 = 20v+ 10 ➝ 0 - 10 = 20v ➝ v = -10/20 ➝ v = -0.5 m/s
Here, the minus sign INDICATES that the gun recoils in the opposite direction to the direction that of the bullet!! ⠀⠀━━━━━━━━━━━━More to know :• Recoil velocity is the backward velocity . • It is experienced by a SHOOTER when he shoots a bullet. • Hence, it is the RESULT of conservation of momentum . ⠀⠀━━━━━━━━━━━━ |
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15.From a point on the ground, 1 pointthe top of a tree is seen to havean angle of elevation 60°. Thedistance between the tree anda point is 50 m. Calculate theheight of the tree? *67.2 m56.8 mO66.6 m86.6 m |
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Answer» REFER to the ATTACHMENT for diagram In Δ ABC , The HEIGHT of tree is 86.6 m Remmember : |
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what should be position of the object when a concave mirror is used:a)as a saving mirror?b) in torches as reflecting mirror |
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Answer» <P>Answer: Answer: A concave mirror produces a virtual and magnified image when the object is placed very close (between P and F, or between C and F) to it. This position should be USED for shaving mirror. ... So for TORCHES the object should be at F. |
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Nuclear fuels are in high demand all around the world. Why |
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Answer» Answer: The specific reasons for the current nuclear revival vary by country. Population GROWTH, accompanied by economic DEVELOPMENT, has led to strong growth in electricity demand in MANY countries. ... For countries with no fossil FUELS, nuclear is also cited as a form of insurance against supply or price disruptions. |
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Name Pavas ShameSchool SuJ-I-Csubject English-I7th of |
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The motion of the body is side to be in _____when velocity is constant |
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Answer» when VELOCITY is constant the body is said to be in uniform motion because it COVERS equal distance in equal intervals of TIME |
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How to convert 23:47 and 00:08 to 12 hour system |
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Answer» All you need to do is just subtract 12:00 from it. 23:47-12:00 =11:47 pm (pm if it is above 12 hrs) 00:08 |
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A balloon filled with hydrogen moves high and after attaining a certain height it collapses why |
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the Galvanometer has rectangular cross section of 0.02m×0.05m . it contains 200 turns. the coil is placed in the uniform magnetic field of 0.5T. the restoring couple per unit twist is 10^-6Nm/degree. the current that can be measured with the metre if the coil turns through 45° is |
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10) Define mass. State its (i) S.I (ii) C.G.S and (iii) F.P.S units. Howare they related? |
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What is conversation of electric charge |
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Answer» Answer: In physics, charge conservation is the principle that the total electric charge in an isolated system never changes. The net QUANTITY of electric charge, the AMOUNT of positive charge minus the amount of negative charge in the universe, is ALWAYS CONSERVED. |
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Two plane monochromaticwaves propagating in the same direction withamplitudes A and 2 A and differing in phase byT/3 superimpose. Calculate the amplitude of theresulting wave. |
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Answer» Answer: TWO plane monochromatic waves propagating in the same direction with amplitudes superimpose. Calculate the amplitude of the resulting wave. |
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Two blocks of mass 20 kg and 10 kg are connected by a massless string as shown in the figure. How much time will 20 kg block take to travel 0,6 m distancewhen released from rest?[Take gravitational acceleration as 10 m/s2] |
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Answer» Answer: Mass of two blocks which are connected to massless string: >>> 20 kg and 10 kg DISTANCE travel by the 20 kg block: >>> 0.6 m Acceleration due to gravity: >>> 10 m/s² INITIAL velocity: >>> 0 Time TAKEN to travel First find the acceleration of the both block with the massless string:Where, a = Acceleration m1 = Mass of the FIRST block m2 = Mass of the second block And then use the second equation of MOTION to find the time taken:Where, s = Distance travelled ut = Initial velocity a = Acceleration t = Time taken To find the acceleration subtract mass of 1 st block with the acceleration due to gravity like this : Where, a = Acceleration m1 = Mass of the first block m2 = Mass of the second block g = Acceleration due to gravity First , acceleration: ___________________________________Now , find the time taken: So , the time taken by the first block is 0.6 seconds . First equation of motion: Where, Vf = Final velocity Vi = Initial velocity a = Acceleration t = Time Third equation of motion: Where, v² = Final velocity u² = Initial velocity a = Acceleration t = Time Fourth equation of motion: Where, v² = Final velocity u² = Initial velocity a = Acceleration HOPE IT HELPS YOU |
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Make a chart showing various possible cases of collision between striker and coin and their expression in carrom boraf game |
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Answer» Answer: Carrom (also spelled carom/carroms) is a tabletop game of Indian origin. The game is very popular in South Asia and the Middle EAST, and is known by various names in different languages. In South Asia, many clubs and cafés hold regular tournaments. Carrom is very COMMONLY played by families, including children, and at SOCIAL functions. Different standards and rules EXIST in different areas. It became very popular in United Kingdom and the Commonwealth realms during the early 20TH century. |
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What is Force...OR Define Force with it's SI unit. |
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Answer» FORCE is defined as the action of pulling and PUSHING the object SI unit of force is NEWTON i.e kilogram metre per second follow me or MARK me as brilliant |
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14. least count of vernier1 pointcaliper is ...0 0.01 mmO1 mm0.1 mm0.2 mm |
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Answer» The least count of VERNIER CALLIPER is 0.01 mm Hope it HELPS! |
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If |a vector+ b vector|=|a vector-b vector| show that a vector perpendicular to b vector |
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/a+b/= /a-b/ √a2+b2+2abcos THETA= √ a2+b2+2abcos theta 4abcos theta = 0 cos theta= 90° |
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A body of mass is 5kg,occupies a volume of 0.5m^3.Find its Density in SI unit |
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Answer» Answer:Density (D) is a quantity defined as mass (m) per unit volume (v): D = m ÷ v. Since these THREE quantities are related, you can find one of them if you know the other two. This is more helpful than it sounds because density is often a known quantity that you can look up, ASSUMING you know the composition of the material. Calculations are straightforward for solid objects, but things get more COMPLICATED for liquids, where density changes with TEMPERATURE, and for gases, for which density is dependent on temperature and pressure. Use Consistent Units The equation relating density, mass and volume is straightforward and allows you to calculate the density of a material if you measure its mass and volume. The only caveat is that you have to make the measurements in the same system. Explanation:BRAINLIST VARNA MAUT |
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One of the reactangular components of velocity of 80 Km/h is 40 Km/ h . find other components. |
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The speed of an object moving in a definite direction is *speedvelocitymomentumnone of these |
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Answer» velocity Explanation: Velocity is the SPEED of an OBJECT in a PARTICULAR direction with the same speed Hope u LIKE it |
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The width of one figure was called an |
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Answer» dymensions.......... |
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two 32W/100V bulbs are connected in series,in parallel to 100V supply.the power consumed by each in two cases is |
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Body 'A' of mass 20 kg collides with another body B of mas 10 kg. Then(a) force exerted by A on B is more than that exerted by B on A (b) force exerted by B on A is more than that exerted by A on B (c) forces exerted by A and B are equal and opposite (d) cannot predict |
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Answer» Answer: a) , when (A) is exerted on (B) it will BECOME 30 KG and (B) on (A) is also 30 they are equal b) they are also equal c) equal |
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What is the full form of IMO ? |
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Answer» What Is the International Maritime Organization (IMO) The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations that is responsible for MEASURES to improve the SAFETY and security of international shipping and to prevent marine POLLUTION from ships hope it helps you |
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1 point10. which of the following is aderived unit... *OmetreOsecondO moleO metre/second |
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Answer» meter/second. |
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Define electric force |
Answer» Answer:PLEASE follow me.Explanation: The attractive or repulsive interaction between any two CHARGED objects is an ELECTRIC force. |
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9. least count of screw gauge is 1 pointO 0,01 mm0 1 mmO 0.1mm3 mmO |
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Answer» plz like me plz FOLLOW me |
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व्हाट इज ए माइक्रोस्कोप व्हाट डस इट हेल्प्स उस टो व्यू |
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Answer» National Geographic Society A microscope is an instrument that can be USED to observe SMALL objects, even cells. The IMAGE of an object is magnified through at least ONE lens in the microscope. This lens bends light toward the eye and makes an object appear larger than it ACTUALLY is. Mark me as brainest.. |
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the energy of the four non interacting identical fermions and bosons in one dimensional box of size 'a' is.. |
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Answer» 5h² 4ħ2. That's the RIGHT answer |
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a galvanometer with a coil of resistance 12ohm shows full scale deflection for a current of 2.5 mA . How will you convert it into a Voltmeter of range 7.5V ? Also find the total resistance of voltmeter formed. |
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Answer» A galvanometer with a coil of resistance 120 ohm shows full scale deflection for a current of 2.5 mA. ... Galvanometer can be converted into an ammeter bu putting a shunt in parallel with galvanometer. Therefore, By connecting a shunt of 0.04 Ω across the given galvanometer, we get an ammeter of RANGE of 0 to 7.5 A. please FOLLOW me...... |
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The graphs drawn between volume vs temperature at constant pressure is called asa) Isobarsb) Isothermsc) Isochoresd) Isotopes |
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Answer» Answer: its ISOBARS.. Explanation: just becoz PRESSURE is constant..it is called so |
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व्हाट इज द मीनिंग ऑफ प्रिंबल |
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Answer» Answer: yes White is the only way I KNOW please if that I can GET ANSWERS and perss of my answer to notify the following WEEK I have a MEETING in English because it is |
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Pls help me see the pic above that's the question |
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Two bodies of masses 5kg and 15kg are separated by a distance of 5m.Calculate the gravitational force between them. |
Answer» ANSWER:GIVEN:TO FIND:
EXPLANATION:Here G is the universal gravitational constant.
Hence the force between the two bodies = NEWTON's LAW OF GRAVAITATION: Newton's law of gravitation states that every object in the universe attracts every other object with a force that is directly proportional to the product of their massess and inversely proportinal to the square of the distance between them. Diagram:Derivation:Here G is the constant of propotionality and is called universal gravitational constant. |
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Menton the applications of compressibilitty in our daily life |
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Answer» Answer: MENTION the APPLICATIONS of compressibility in our DAILY life के लिए इमेज परिणाम Following are some of the uses of Compressibility in our daily life : Use of LPG(Liquefied Petroleum Gas) cylinders in our houses. Packing. Use of CNG cylinders in our vehicles. Milk and water containers. Shaving and other creams. rosariomividaa3 and 178 more users found this answer helpful. THANKS 99. 4.6. |
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One resistor of 10 ohm is connected with a bulb of resistance 5 ohm in series with a 60 V battery. Draw the circuit diagram and find the potential across each resistor and bulb. |
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The total number of e- in the object is 10^28. Calculate the Total charge |
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Answer» Answer: 1.6 × 10^9 Explanation: Charge on ONE ELECTRON is 1.6×10^-19 . Since object has 10^28 ELECTRONS so, Charge on 10^28 electron = 10^28 × (1.6 × 10^-19) =1.6 × 10^9 . HOPE it helped! |
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Two infinite uniform sheets of charges are located in a three dimensional space as follows: 2 nC/m2 at x=-2, and -4 nC/m2 at y=-3. Another uniform line charge density of +10 nC/m is present at the intersection of x=3 and y=2 infinite planes in the same 3D space. Find electric field intensity at origin. |
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Answer» nhi pata Explanation: tumhara questions padne KA na TIME nhi hai paper jo dena hai kal okkk byyy kasi or ke pass se anser mil jayega byyyy |
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List the compounds of an alkali |
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Answer» Explanation: Examples of COMMON alkali compounds are:
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Find the refractive index please help me |
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Answer» FIND the REFRACTIVE INDEX PLEASE HELP me |
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which of these metals can displace all other three metals from their salt solution copper iron silver zinc |
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Answer» Zinc Explanation: As it is HIGHER up in REACTIVITY SERIES than the other THREE |
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The circuit diagram is for a fandryer that blows either hot air orcold air. Both switches Rand S areas shown often. Which switch (s)is/are to be closed to obtain eitherhot or cold air? |
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Answer» Explanation: Hellooooo Both SWITCHES need to be closed so that the current flows and meets the electrical devices placed on the circuit so that they start working. Please MARK it as brainliest. |
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Which quantity is measured in newtons? |
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Answer» force A newton (N) is the international unit of measure for force. ONE newton is EQUAL to 1 kilogram meter per second squared. In plain English, 1 newton of force is the force required to accelerate an object with a mass of 1 kilogram 1 meter per second per second. |
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