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find the velocity as the function of time if x = at + bt-3, where A and B are constnt, x is position and t is time . |
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Difference between center of gravity and center of mass quora |
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Answer» Centre of mass is the point at which the DISTRIBUTION of mass is equal in all directions, and does not depend on GRAVITATIONAL FIELD. Centre of gravity is the point at which the distribution of WEIGHT is equal in all directions, and does depend on gravitational field |
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A stone thrown upwards with a velocity u reaches upto a height h . If the initial velocity is 2u the height attained would be |
| Answer» FINAL VELOCITY is 0 .....is the ANSWER | |
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When dimension of a given physical qantity th physucal quantity is unique |
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Answer» HEY the QUESTION is not clear so PLZ EDIT the QIESTION |
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Why it is easy to cut an object with sharp knife rather than blunt knife? |
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Answer» As the SURFACE AREA is LESS so it is EASY to CUT in a sharp knife. |
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A solid ball of mass 5kg is dropped from a multistoryed building. It is dropped on area 5m2. Find pressure exerted by ball? |
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Answer» HOPE this HELPS you |
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a body with an initial velocity of 3ms^-1 moves with an acceleration of 2ms^-2 then the distance travelled in 4th seconds is |
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Answer» U=3m/s |
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A wooden block of mass 60kg on which 20N force is applied. Find acceleration? |
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Answer» Acceleration=Force/mass |
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A force 40N acts on a mass of 5kg for 2s find the velocity required by the body |
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Answer» Force=change in momentum |
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Why does antenna radiate energy in different directions |
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Answer» All accelerated charges radiate. We know that an electric current in a conductoris simply a mass migration of free electrons. If the current is alternating, as in an antenna, the free electrons in a GIVEN locality move back and forth in unison. So EVERYTHING that conducts alternating current acts as an antenna. The essential thing is that antenna will radiate Energy (as emwaves). To radiate any significant amount of energy, theantenna has to be a 'reasonable' size compared with the wavelength. In antenna you have to transfer power (the energy is contained involtages and CURRENTS) into electromagnetic RADIATION (where the energy is contained inthe E- and H-fields) travelling away from the antenna. We have a classical understanding (the WAVES leave one antenna and eventually encounter another receiver antenna) |
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A force 40N acts on a mass of for 2s find the velocity required by the body |
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Answer» F=40 |
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A force of 100N acts on a particle of mass 25 kg find the acceleration of the particle |
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Answer» HII There!!! Here, F = 100N , M= 25KG , a = ? SINCE, F = ma =) 100 = 25 × a =) 100/25 = a or a = 100/25 =) a = 4m/s^2 Hope it helps |
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calculate the change in momentum of a body weighing 5kg when it's velocity decrease from 20m/s to 0.20m/s |
| Answer» 1 NEWTON METRE SQUARE | |
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Please someone some my question.Plzzz A wire of resistance R is transformed into circle. Arc AB subtends 120 degree angle at center. Find resistance of Arc AB. |
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Answer» Θ=120° |
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aka initially at rest pics of a velocity of 72 km per hour in 20 seconds if the mass of car is 1000 kilogram find the force developed by its engine distance covered by the car |
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Answer» u = 0 m/s V = 72 km/h = 72 *5/18 m/s = 20 m/s t = 20 s As v = u + a t so, 20 = 0 + a * 20 so, a = 20/20 = 1 m/s^2 Now mass = 1000 kg a = 1 m/s^2 and Force, F = ma so, F = 1000 * 1 = 1000 kg m/s^2 = 1 kN |
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Plan to go to place by vehicle odometer and speedometer after every 5 minutes till you reach your destination record these observations in a tabular form graph between distance time and speed time state whether this motion is uniform and nonuniform |
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Answer» Answer: Motion is non-uniform Explanation: Plan to go to a place by a vehicle. Take readings of odometer and speedometer after every 5 Minutes till you reach your destination. Record these observation in tabular FORM; PLOT graphs Time (in MINS) Odometer (km) Speedometer (Km/Hr) 0 0 0 5 2 30 10 5 50 15 9 50 20 13 60 25 18 60 30 22 50 35 25 30 40 27 0 Motion is not uniform Motion is non-uniform |
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Why should we avoid contact with water during lighting |
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Answer» Water is a DIELECTRIC.it can ABLE to withstand certain amount of v or i.but during lightning high VOLTAGES are shred so there will be dielectric breakdown causing intense CURRENT heat etc. |
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Push pull both in same time |
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Answer» The FACES and edges SELECTED the move TOOL ACTS similar to the push/pull |
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An athlete completes one round of a circular track of diameter 49m in 20seconds.calculate the distance covered and displacement at the end of 30s |
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Answer» TIME 20 s total time =30 s number of ROUNDS =30/20=2.5s distance covered=2πr×2.5 =2×22/7×2.5×49 =770m displacement=49m |
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How much force is needed to produce an acceleration of 2.5m/s^2 in a body of mass 4.0kg |
| Answer» FORCE = MASS × ACCELERATION. so force REQUIRED is 4×2.5 = 10N . | |
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A projectile is projected making an angle 60 with horizontal with a velocity of 147m/s.Calculate the time after which its inclination with horizontal will be 45 degrees |
| Answer» HOPE it HELPS U ....... | |
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How much force is needed to produce an acceleration of 2.5m/s^2 find the acceleration of the particle |
| Answer» QUESTION INCOMPLETE. COMPLETE it | |
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A 16g mass moving in the +x direction at 30cm/s while a 4g mass is moving in the -x direction at 50cm/s . They collide head on and stick together find thier velocity after collision |
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Answer» APPLY conservation of momentum take +x direction as +ve then INITIAL momentum= final momentum. 16(30)+4(-50)=20(v)so v=280/20=14 cm/s . |
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A body starts from rest with an accleration of 6m/s^2 along x axis and 8m/s^2 along y axis.its distance from the origin after 4 sec |
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Answer» s = UT + ½at² |
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Which of the following is most accurate 4.01cm or 0.004cm 0r 40.00cm and why |
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Answer» HI........ ACCORDING to me, 40.00 CM is more accurate. Hope it helps. Mark as BRAINLIEST if it is USEFUL. |
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We use the red bulbs in home in past .what we call this bulb |
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Answer» Red LIGHT is very HEALING SOOTHING the other BLUE or green bulbs..... |
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a person weighs 60kg. the area under one foot of the person is 180cm2. find the pressure exerted on the ground by the person. |
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Answer» GRAVITATIONAL FORCE on PERSON =600N. total AREA =180+180=360cm2=0.036m2 so pressure=Force/area= 600/0.036 =100000/6= 16666pa |
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When is acceleration negative? Name the term used for it.Please answer this question!!! |
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Answer» Hey mate |
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A stone thrown upward from the top of a tower 85m high reaches the ground in 5 second 1:-calculate the greatest height above the ground? 2:-the velocity with which it reaches the ground? 3:-the time taken to reach the aximum height?(g=10ms sq) |
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Answer» Application of refraction of light is a TOOL which helps us in understanding the basic concepts about the refraction of light and its application. First of all let us understand the basics of refraction of light and then we will study about application of refraction of light. Generally refraction of light occurs when the waves travel s from one medium to another medium, with some refractive index and it generally enters other medium at oblique angle. There are various phenomenon’s associated with the refraction. Refraction of light has a major scope in case of optics and in the field of technology. For example, lens uses the basics of refraction of light to form an image of an object for various purposes, such as magnification. The other example is prism which ALSO uses refraction to form a spectrum or band of colors from incident ray of light. In optical illusion and mirage, refraction generally plays a big role. Various scientific things have been explained with the help of refraction. Day to day phenomenon’s are also explained with the help of refraction. One example which we are most familiar is ‘Twinkling of stars’. This phenomenon is explained in this way. The atmosphere which is blanket of earth actually consists of various layers of varying densities. It is because of change in temperature and pressure. The phenomenon is when the ray o f light enters into the layers of continuously increasing densities they are being refracted because of change in medium. In this complete process, ray of light follows curve path and hence it reaches to us. But because of the wind and currents, the density of the layer continuously increases and hence in turn the density of each layer goes on changing from layer to layer. And because of this at very small interval of time, the position of the image of START keeps on changing, and hence it ultimately produces the twinkle effect. This is all based on the concepts of refraction. The same principle can be used to explain the apparent sunrise or sunset. The basic concepts of refraction are used to describe the complete process. The other applications of refraction are as follows: 1) Spear fishing, in which spear fisherman use a smart trick to catch the prey. The spear fisherman generally aims at a POINT below where the fish seems to be. This is because light actually changes its direction from one medium to another of different densities. This change is basically known as refraction. 2) Bending of stick in water. In water, a stick engrossed in water generally appears bent and small when viewed at an angle from above. This is also because the rays of light actually travel from water medium to air medium and hence in bend away from the normal at the surface. 3) A coin appears raised in water. The same explanation exists. From above discussion we have seen that refraction of light has been used to understand the scientific facts in ALMOST all fields. This is all about application of refraction of light |
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In the movies graphics why the blue and green carpets were used |
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Answer» Because of that pic or movies LOOK BEAUTIFUL to SEE so only there are use |
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What is the full form of LASER . |
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Answer» Laser is a related to radiation of light .its STAND for “light amplification by simulated emission of radiation”. There is |
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Plz solve physics numericalmotion in one dimension |
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Answer» DISPLACEMENT at 2.5 SEC.=5×2.5=12.5 at 4.5 sec.,displacement=5×4.5=22.5 |
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On a 120 km long track, a train travels 1st 30 km at the average speed of 30 km/h. How fast the train should travel the remaining distance so that the average speed for the entire journey is 60 km/h |
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Answer» Average SPEED is 60 km/h and total distance is 120 km |
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When does a spring exerts force to attach to its end? |
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Answer» Hii There!! |
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In a system of units. The unit force is 100N unit length is 10 metres and the unit time is 100 seconds. What is the unit of Mass in system. |
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Answer» Looking at this system we find that : The length is in meters. The The time is in SECONDS. This clearly shows that the system of MEASUREMENT follows MKS which is measured in meters, Kilograms and Seconds. The force is also in Newtons which is given by Kgm/s². The mass is THUS measured in Kilograms. |
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for a particle moving along a straight line the velocity of the particle is given by v^2=t. the relation between acceleration and velocity of a particle would be |
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A car travels 30 km at an average speed of 20 km per hour, next 40 km per hour at a speed of 30 km per hour is 30 km at for 40 km per hour. Find the average speed of the car during the whole journey? |
| Answer» ANEWER is in ATTACHMENT | |
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a train 200 m long is moving with a velocity 60 km per hour find the time it takes to cross the bridge 1 km long |
| Answer» 3 MINUTE PER KILOMETER | |
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An object is placed between two plane mirrors inclined at an angle with eachother. What is the total number of images formed? |
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Answer» As a general rule, the number of images will be ONE less than the VALUE 360÷x where x is the angle between two mirrors. (Assuming one edge touching each other) |
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How is the frequency of a pendulum affected if its taken to vacuum |
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Answer» As many of the other answers say, it will go on |
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In which direction you will fall if the horse you are riding suddenly starts galloping. |
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Answer» In the back WARD direction!!! |
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Distinguish between cotton, nylon and polyester on the basis of - comfort, tensile strength and insect attack.Please answer me fast. |
| Answer» NYLON is not comfortable to wear but cotton is BEST nylon don't CATCH fire easily it is very STRONG POLYESTER is minimum to wear in winter | |
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What do u mean by average velocity? |
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Answer» HII.. |
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You cannot inflate a balloon which has holes in it walls . Why |
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Answer» Because the AIR MOVES out of BALLOON through the HOLE in them |
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Batteries with negative and positive terminal on same side |
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If tha speed of train is 92.4 km /hr,then how many meters are covered by it in 20 minutes |
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Answer» Distance=SPEED × time |
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a car is moving with constant acceleration covers the distance between two points 180m apart in 6sec. Its speed as it passes the second point is 45m/s. What is its acceleration and its speed at the first point? |
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