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1.

On what factor does inertia of an object depend

Answer» MASS of the OBJECT....
2.

Why do all clocks make use of some periodic motion?

Answer»

Because TIME TAKES PLACE in PERIODS

3.

A body moving with a constant acceleration travels the distances 3m and 8m respectively in 1s and 2s.Calculate: (a)the initial velocity (b) the acceleration of the body.

Answer»

3=u+0.5a
8=2u+2a
a=2
u=2

4.

Why we write electrons in orbital and not in orbit?

Answer» ORBIT

it is definite circular PATH of an electron AROUND the nucleus

An orbit indicates an exact position of electron in an atom

ORBITAL

It is the region around the nucleus within which the probability of FINDING an electron is maximum

It does not SPECIFY an exact position of an electron.
5.

Give a formula of all mirror

Answer»

The MIRROR FORMULA is 1/f=1/v+1/u

6.

When does a spring exerts force upon objects attached to its ends

Answer» APEN ANSWER SOLVE KRO
7.

Why there is no change in frequency when light goes from one medium to another?

Answer»

Light does not change ENERGY (frequency) when it moves from ONE medium to another. HOWEVER, it does slow down as the velocity and wavelength decrease. This is represented by the index of refraction which is >1 for natural materials. ... Energy = planck's constant*frequency, hence no change in frequency .

8.

Why particles in circular motion get accelerated and radiate energy?

Answer»

It is because they are CHANGING their speed and direction with RESPECT to time. They are GETTING tired as they are revolving and hence conversion of energy TAKES place die to which they RADIATE energy

9.

Carbon compounds containing double and triple bonds are called ________.

Answer»

Hi

the CARBON COMPOUND CONTAINING double and triple bonds are are called as UNSATURATED compound.

hope it helps....

10.

Why is dhoelsing power of p orbital gteater than d orbital?

Answer»

Because of its SHAPE and HIGHER ELECTRON DENSITY

11.

Which is good reference book for grade 11 physics?

Answer»

H.C. VERMA will be good for NCERT
Full marks MCQ SOLVING is ALSO NICE.

12.

a charge q is placed at the center of cube of a side l what is electric flux passing through each face of cube

Answer» HEY
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electric FLUX = q/6apsilnnot
because a CUBE has 6 faces.


Hope it HELPS you
13.

Difference between voltage and potential difference and emf

Answer»

EMF, electromotive FORCE, refers to thevoltage DEVELOPED by an ELECTRICAL source. Potential DIFFERENCE refers to the observed difference in VOLTAGE between any two points in an open circuit. They are not quite the same thing.

14.

Why is ac more dangerous than touching a dc wire or ac wire?

Answer»

No, it's not! Depends on lots of factors. PEOPLE have given good answers. But here's a fun fact. A US Navy guy died out of a 9V DC battery. The SPARK which you see off metal door knobs and SWEATERS in winter are a minimum of 10,000 V. I didn't die of it. It's the CURRENT that MATTERS –

15.

Why does rays of light deviate when it enter a transparent medium?

Answer»

Ray of light DEVIATES from its path because of the change in medium.

Here which it changes its initial medium of air to FINAL medium of GLASS.

This change in medium will decrease ITA speed and hence causes deflection of light.

16.

Why condenser of refrigeration process occur at isothermal?

Answer»

Excess heat is rejected to the room, and the gas condenses to a liquid in the condenser. When the liquid enters the evaporator, it transitions to a MUCH lower PRESSURE, which CAUSES it to expand and BOIL as it collects heat from the food compartment. The low pressure, low temperature gas then returns to the COMPRESSOR.

17.

Why alloys are not used to make resistance wire in electronic appliances?

Answer»

Alloys have HIGH resistivity(low electrical CONDUCTIVITY) than the PURE metal, hence alloys don’t MELT or break at high temperature.

They form protective layer when first heated, so material beneath this layer will not oxidize, preventing the wire from breaking or burning out.

18.

How to find out the focal length of concave mirror quickly but approximately

Answer» HOLD it outside under the SUN when you SEE and image of sun forming on ground, the distance between the sun and the ground is it's FOCAL LENGTH.
19.

When we spill a bucket of soapy water on the marble floor accidently ,would it be easier or more difficult to walk on the floor why?

Answer»

It would be difficult to WALK on the floor because the friction on the floor will be decreased due to SOAPY water and it will be SLIPPERY
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20.

When two particles of mass m are dropped from height h and 2h find ratio to reach ground?

Answer»

This is the ANSWER to your QUESTION

21.

A cycle cover 3m in 0.3 seconds

Answer»

What is the QUESTION only DISTANCE and TIME is GIVEN not question

22.

What will be the mass if an object has weight of 69 kg?

Answer» UNIT of WEIGHT is 'N' so if weight is 69 N then mass is 6.9 kg but if you're asking if mass is 69 kg then weight will be 690 N.
23.

What force acting on an area of 0.5 m2 will produce a pressure of 500 pa?

Answer»

F=p.A=0.5*500=250N.......

24.

What type of mirror is generally used as side view mirror in automobile?

Answer»

◆ this is answer ◆
Because, the IMAGE is smaller , more image can fit into the mirror , so a convex mirror provides for a larger field of view than a plane mirror . This is why they are USEFUL . They are used whenever a mirror with a large field of view is needed . For example , the passenger- SIDE REAR view mirror on a CAR is convex .

25.

What type of magnetic material has permeability less than 1?

Answer»

◆ this is the answer ◆
A paramagnetic MATERIAL has a constant relative permeability SLIGHTLY more than 1 . When a paramagnetic material, such as PLATINUM , is placed in a MAGNETIC field , it becomes slightly magnetized in the direction of the external field . A ferromagnetic material, such as iron, does not have a constant relative permeability .

26.

Name the compound formed by heating ethanol at 443 K with excess of conc. H₂SO₄

Answer»

When ethanol is heated at 443K with EXCESS of conc. H2SO4 , it undergo dehydration to produce alkene i.e. ethylene or ethene as:
C​2H5OH  + conc. ​H2SO4 -- 443K/dehydration---> CH2=CH​2 + H2O
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27.

4. a boy runs for 20 min. at a uniform speed of 18 km/h. at what speed should he run for the next 40 min. so that the average speed comes 24 km/hr.

Answer»

Distance travelled by the boy in first 20 min

= 20/60h × 18 km/h = 6 km

let the speed for next 40 min be v km/h

so, distance travelled will be 40/60h × v kmph

= 2v/3 km

So, total distance = 6 + 2v/3 km

total TIME = 20 + 40 min = 60 min = 1 h

As AVERAGE speed = total distance/total time

so, 24 = (6 + 2v/3)/1 = (18 + 2v)/3

or, 24×3 = 18 + 2v

or, 2v = 72 - 18 = 54

so, v = 54/2 = 27 km/h

So, he should run at a speed of 27 km/h for 40 minutes.

28.

What is the working principal of hydroelectric power plant?

Answer»

PRINCIPLE In a pump STORAGE plant, pump turbines TRANSFER water to a high storage RESERVOIR during off-peak hours. The stored water can LATER be used to generate electricity to cover temporary peaks in demand from consumer or unplanned outages at other power plant.Apr 10, 2015

29.

The purpose of smelting an ore is to __________ it. [ ]a) Oxidiseb) Reduce c) Neutralise d) none of these

Answer» OPTION c is a CORRECT ANSWER of this question...

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30.

The metal that occurs in the native form is __________ [ ]a) Pb b) Au c) Fe d) Hg

Answer»

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31.

The most abundant metal in the earth’s crust is —————— [ ]a) Silverb) Aluminium c) zinc d) iron

Answer»

The most ABUNDANT METAL in the EARTH’s CRUST is --- d) IRON

32.

Galena is an ore of ———————— [ ]a) Zn b) Pb c) Hg d) Al

Answer» GELENA is an ORE of lead
Gelena = PBS
33.

The oil used in the froth floatation process is __________ [ ]a) kerosene oilb) pine oil c) coconut oil d) olive oil

Answer»

Pine oil used in froth floatation PROCESS because it does not have AFFINITY TOWARDS water (because of the hydrophobic chemicals as its cconstituents) and it attracts impurities which can be washed away.

34.

Which of the following is a carbonate ore? [ ]a) Magnesiteb) Bauxite c) Gypsum d) Galena

Answer» MAGNESITE is a CARBONATE ore
Magnesite = MGCO3
35.

The chemical process in which the ore is heated in the absence of air is called ------------choose the correct answer from the bracket.( Zno,air,water,distillation,activity series,roasting,calcinations,

Answer»

I THINK it WOULD be ZNO.....

36.

Which of the following is the correct formula of Gypsum [ ]a) CuSO₄2H₂O b) CaSO₄ .1⁄2 H₂O c) CUSO₄5H₂O d) CaSO₄2H₂O

Answer» GYPSUM = CASO4. 2H2O
37.

10. a car is travelling with a speed of 36 km/h. the driver applied the brakes and retards the car uniformly. the car is stopped in 5 sec. find (i) the acceleration of car and (ii) distance before it stops after appling breaks?

Answer»

VI = 36 × 1000÷ 3600 = 10m/s

VF -vi = at
A = vf - vi ÷ t
A = 0-10 ÷ 5
A = -2 m/ s2


2AS = vf2 - vi2
S = vf2 - vi2 ÷ 2a
S = (0)2 - (10)2 ÷ 2 × (-2)
S =- 100 ÷ - 4
S = 25 METER

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38.

What do you mean by line integral of electric field?

Answer»

Are you familiar with ordinary integrals? When we write an integral, we specify the “DIRECTION” that the integral is taken in. So, for example, when we write:[math]\displaystyle\int f(x)dx[/math]We mean to take the integral along the[math]x[/math]direction (that’s what the[math]dx[/math]specifies).A line integral is a similar idea, but rather than take the integral along one of the AXIS directions, we take the integral along some other path, which may even be curved. In the caseof your example, we integrate the electric fieldalong the electric field vectoritself. Since, in GENERAL, the electric field points in different directions in different parts of space, this means that the direction we integrate in can also change as we proceed along the path of integration.The reason for doing this is that the line integral of the ELECTRICFIELD between two points is PRECISELY equal to the potential difference between those two points. This makes sense, since the electric fieldis the gradient (three-dimensional spatial derivative) of the potential. So, integrating the electric field is the complementary operation to differentiating the potential.

39.

Solar kinetic energy is converted to chemical energy of carbohydrates is known as

Answer»

Thank you for this QUESTION. Please FIND the answer below:

Solar KINETIC ENERGY is converted to chemical energy of carbohydrates is KNOWN asphotosynthesis.

40.

What time taken by cycle for 10 km at the speed of 14 km per hour

Answer» TIME taken=distance/speed.

here distance=10 KM
and speed=14kmph.

so time =10/14=0.7hours.
=42minutes
41.

Two vectors each of magnitude i have a resultant of same magnitude a the angle between the two vector is

Answer»

It is 60°.......

Its is an EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE......

42.

3. derive mathematically the first equation of motion v=u + at?

Answer»

Before I start my discussion here I would like to state the first two laws of Newton in their most correct forms: 1)1st Law: There exist frames of reference with respect to which every body continues to be at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line until compelled by an external force to change that state. Such frames are called inertial frames. 2)2nd Law: In an inertial FRAME, if external force be applied on a body to change its dynamic state, then rate of change of momentum of the body is directly proportional to the applied force. This constant of proportionality can be taken as 1, 2, 3 or anything as the laws are not experimental but axiomatic in the purview of classical mechanics. Newton took it as 1 reducing the proportionality to equality. Now many textbooks on physics derive Newton's First Law from his Second Law in the following manner: " From Newton's second law, considering mass of the body to be a non-zero constant:

PUTTING:

Which is our first law, no force MEANS no change of dynamic state." But had it been so, Newton wouldn't have enunciated his first law as a separate and independent one (though Newton's works, mathematically speaking, were absolutely non-rigorous and not precise at all, and I view them as a concoction of vague definitions, nice intuitions and distorted mathematics). Newton's three laws are form the axiomatic basis of classical mechanics and axioms cannot be proved from axioms within the same FORMAL system (thanks to Godel for the proof of this statement). Many books justify this fact by saying that during that time three was a favorite number for the physicists. Galileo's three laws of falling bodies, Kepler's three laws of planetary motion etc. The books argue that Newton's laws were three in number for the same reason. But this is absolutely not a healthy explanation. Notice that Newton's First Law asserts the existence of Inertial Frames. It is these frames where the Second Law holds. So the first law talks of the inertial frames. What is an inertial frame? Well, many books say that it is a frame where Newton's laws HOLD. But this somewhat cyclic. If instead, we define inertial frames as those which are at relative rest with respect to a free particle (i.e. a particle with no real forces being acted upon) then the Second Law axiomatically holds in such frames. However, using the Second Law, we cannot actually prove the EXISTENCE of inertial frames as talked of in the First Law. And hence using Newton's Second Law we CANNOT prove his First Law.

43.

Two cars are moving towards each other on a straight road with velocity 10 m/s and 12 m/s .when they are 160m apart then each car decelerate at 2m/s until they stpp in to avoid collision.calculate the distance between them when they come to rest

Answer»

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44.

Consider the following statements. [ ]A. In series connection, the same current flows through each element.B. In parallel connection, the same potential difference gets applied across each element.a) both A and B are correct b) A is correct but B is wrongc) A is wrong but B is correct d) both A and B are wrong

Answer»

Answer:

(a)

EXPLANATION:

Components connected in series are connected along a single path, so the same current flows through all of the components. Similarly it V is same for whole circuit in PARALLEL CONNECTION.

45.

The current in the wire depends [ ]a) only on the potential difference appliedb) only on the resistance of the wirec) on both of them d) none of them

Answer»

ANSWER:

C both of them

EXPLANATION:

YES its RIGHT

46.

The velocity of light when the velocity of light is added to the velocity of light what is the resultant velocity

Answer»

RESULTANT VELOCITY will be 3×10^8

47.

The time in which solar radiation from sun reaches the earth

Answer»

8MIN 20SEC i.e 500 SEC

48.

A uniform wire of resistance 50 Ω is cut into five equal parts. These parts are now connectedin parallel. Then the equivalent resistance of the combination is [ ]a) 2 Ω b) 12 Ωc) 250 Ω d) 6250 Ω

Answer»

50/5. 10. each. 1/10+1/10+1/10+1/10+1/10 = 5/10 = 1/2 ≈ 2

49.

An unknown circuit draws a current of 2A from a 12V battery its equivalent resistance.is....................choose the correct answer from the bracket.( electrical energy,less,6Ω,volt)

Answer»

A = V/R. 2A = 12V/R. R=12/2. R=6

50.

the volume of a plastic covered sealed box is 350cm3 and the box has a mass 500g will the box float on water or sinl in water ?what will be the mass of water displased by the box

Answer»

If the density of an object is GREATER than WATER ( 1 g / cm³ ) then that object will sink. If it is less than water's density, then the object will float.


Density = MASS / Volume


Volume of object = 350 cm³

Mass of object = 500 g


Density = 500 g / 350 cm³

Density = 1.42 g / cm³


Hence 1.42 > 1. This implies that the object will sink.


Mass of water displaced = Density of Water * Volume


=> Mass of water displaced = 1 g / cm³ * 350 cm³ = 350 g


Hence mass of water displaced = 350 g.