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1. The three initial and final position of aman on the X-axis are given by,(a) (-8m , 7m)(b) (7m , -3m)(c) (-7m , 3m)Which pair gives the negativedisplacement? |
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Answer» Answer: (b) is the correct answer. Explanation: Options (a) and (b) gives the displacement along the positive direction of x-axis. That is, the man moves from negative to positive direction. He was initially at a negative position in both these options and moves towards the positive direction of x-axis which REFERS to positive displacement. But in the coordinates given in (b) we can see that he was initially at a positive position and moves towards the left of the x-axis to reach a negative position. In 2D for x-axis anything that moves from left to right irrespective of their initial or final sign can be called positive displacement, whereas if it moves from right to left it is called negative displacement. If you are confused by this method of observation, you can use the following method to find the answer: Displacement = (Final position - Initial Position) Here the final and initial values in the bracket must be given their respective signs during the calculation. If you get the final answer of displacement as positive then it is positive displacement and if it is negative then the displacement is negative. For example: Lets TAKE the option (a) (-8m , 7m) Displacement = [ 7 - (-8)] = [ 7 + 8 ] = 8 (which is positive) for option (b) (7m , -3m) Displacement = [ (-3) - 7] = -10 (which is negative) I explained it this much so that you would understand the CONCEPT and not just write the answer for this single question but all questions from this topic. Hope this really helps you and sorry for being so lengthy.
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Working of ac genernator |
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Answer» Answer: Working of an AC Generator Due to this, an emf is induced in the armature. This produces an electric current through the galvanometer and the SLIP rings and brushes. The galvanometer swings between the positive and negative VALUES. This INDICATES that there is an ALTERNATING current flowing through the galvanometer. |
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Periodic time of a setelite |
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Answer» Answer: The PERIOD of a satellite is the time it takes it to make one full orbit around an OBJECT. The period of the Earth as it travels around the sun is one year. If you know the satellite's speed and the radius at which it ORBITS, you can FIGURE out its period. |
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1. Answer the following.1) Which of these factors are affecting the strength of an electromagnet?a) The length of air gap between its poleb) The number of turns in the coilc) The length of air gap between its poles.d) All of these |
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Answer» all of these were CORRECT |
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State and prove work energy theroem for constant force |
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Answer» Answer: Work energy THEOREM states that the change in kinetic energy of an OBJECT is equal to the NET work done on it by the net force. HENCE, work done on a body by a force is equal to the change in its kinetic energy. |
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IFF = GMm/r^2find the dimension of GWhere F is forceM and m are masses r is distance |
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Answer» LOL do it yourself Explanation: IF F = GMm/r^2 find the dimension of G Where F is force M and m are masses r is DISTANCE |
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Find Total resistanceTotal currentCurrent across eachp. d. across eachR1=16ohmR2=8ohmR3=12ohmpotential difference=12V |
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Answer» Answer: 1/Req=1/R1+1/R2+1/R3 1/Req=1/16+1/8+1/12 1/Req=3+6+4/48 1/Req=13/48ohm;Req=48/13 I=v/req I=12/48/13 I=12×13/48 I=13/4ampere hope it'll HELP you |
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What is the smallest unit charge? |
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Answer» ANSWER:culoumb Explanation: |
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online stands 10 metre in front of a large plane mirror how far must even before is 5 metre form is image |
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Answer» He was 2.5 METRE AWAY from the LANE mirror when he was 5 METER away from it's image. |
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When cyan and magenta colour are mixed what will the combination will look like |
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Answer» dhxxjxixdxidbxibx Explanation: zhzsusdiwxjxididxncicc |
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Contraction difination |
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The definition of contraction is the lengthening or shortening of a muscle fiber or a word FORMED by COMBINING the sounds of two LONGER words. An example of a contraction is the ACTION of the uterus during the birth process. An example of a contraction is the word doesn't from does not. I hope you understand. |
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An elevator car, whose floor to ceiling distance is equal to2.7 m, starts ascending with constant acceleration of1.2ms-2.2 sec after the start, a bolt begins fallings from theceiling ofthe car. The free fall time of the bolt is -(A) root over.54s (B) root over 6s (C) 0.7s (D) 1s |
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you are given four bulb of 25 Watt 40 words in 60 words and hundred words of power all operating at 230 watt which of them has the lowest resistance |
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Answer» Answer:the BULB with less power will have LEAST RESISTANCE because power is directly PROPORTIONAL to resistance Explanation: |
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09. A negatively charged oil drop is prevented from failing under gravity byapplying a vertical electric field 100 V m-1. If the mass of the drop is 1.6 x 10g, the number of electrons carried by the drop is (g = 10 ms)a) 10^18b) 10^6c) 10^9d) 10^12 |
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Answer» Answer: 10^(19) electrons (if mass of DROP given is correct) Explanation: WEIGHT of the drop = mg Electric force = Eq Both the forces are acting in EQUAL & opposite directions to prevent FALLING of drop Therefore, mg = Eq q = mg / E = (1.6 × 10 g × 10 m/s²) / (100 V/m) = 1.6 C Number of electrons = q/e = (1.6 C) / (1.6 × 10^(-19)) = 10^(19) P.S: Please CHECK the mass of drop which you've provided, there must be a typo in it. |
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What is unit of wavelength |
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Answer» wavelength can be defined as the maximum distance a particle covers during the TIME of repeated to and fro MOTION DUE to so. Hence we already stated it as distance so it's S.I. UNIT would be #RadheRadhe #Follow me |
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What is the wavelengta |
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Answer» wavelength electronics team with researchers and ORIGINAL equipment manufacturers that use laser DIODES, quantum cascades laser, or thermoelectrics in HIGH performance APPLICATIONS |
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With are types of lenses |
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Answer» There are TWO types of lens.They are 1) CONCAVE lens 2) CONVEX lens |
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The velocity-time graph of a body moving ina straight line is shown in figure. Thedisplacement and distance travelled by thebody in 6 second are respectively- |
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Answer» Answer: h na to nhi YAR YE VALI baat hai kya shaadi ke liye dhanyvad to you and your help with a mammal you have any of your |
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What is lense and what are types of lenses |
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Answer» Answer: a lense DISPERSE a beam LIGHT by different mean of refraction . Explanation: there re TWO type of lense i)CONVEX ii)concave |
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Two blocks of masses 2kg and 4kg are released from rest over a smooth inclined plane of inclination 30 degree. What is the normal force between the two blocks? |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: => ACCORDING to the question, Two blocks of MASSES 2kg and 4kg are kept on smooth inclined plane. As inclined plane is smooth, we will not consider friction here. => Now, inclination of inclined plane is 30° => As the surface is smooth, accelaration of both blocks = g*sin30° = 10 * 1/2 = 5 m/s => that means both blocks move down with same acceleration. THUS the normal force between the two blocks will be zero. |
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An ideal gas is at constant pressure its temperature is increased by 10K then its volume increases 0.2%. Find out its initial pressure |
Answer» CORRECT QUESTION -An ideal gas is at constant pressure its temperature is INCREASED by 10 K then its volume increases 0.2%. Find out its initial Temperature ♋♋YOUR ANSWERS♍♍✍ T = 5000 K ════════════════════ EXPLANATION —Given —Temperature increased to 10k Volume increases by 0.2 % Let initial Volume be V✔ And initial Temperature is T✔ We have ideal equation Since pressure is constant Here R is ALSO constant Therefore Ratio will be in proportion ⇒V is proportional to T ⇒V ∝ TFinal Volume =Final Temperature___________________________ WE HAVE V ∝ T╒══════════════════════╕ ♌ Thanks ,hope you LIKE it !! ♌ ╘══════════════════════╛ |
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Which of following expressionrepresent a wave travelling along y-axis(a)y= a sin ( kx- wt)(b)x= A sin (ky-wt)(c)y= a sin ky cos wt(d) y= A co sky sin wt |
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Answer» Answer: I THINK Explanation: I hope it helps you |
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Discuss the electric field due to a dipole when placed in a space. |
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Answer» Explanation: DIPOLE Placed in Electric Field Hence, it does develop a TORQUE on the dipole. Further, there is a rotating effect due to this torque which is EXPERIENCED by the dipole. Therefore, in the presence of the uniform electric field, a dipole TENDS to align itself parallel to the concerned field. hope it HELPS! wish u luck.. |
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Angle between particle velocity andwave velocity in a transverse wave is(a) Zero (b) re/4 (c) 7/2 (d) II |
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A block of mass 5 kg is pulled on a frictionless floor by a force of 210 N directed at 30° to thehorizontal if the block moves 3.0m find the work done by the force:A. 21513N B. 315/3 N C.415/3ND. 11573 N |
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Answer» Answer: 315√3 Explanation: w=f×d×cos angle w=210×3×cos 30 w=630×√3/2=315√3 |
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A sonar Device on a submarine sends out a signal and receives an echo 10s later. Calculate the speed of sound in water if the distance of the object from the submarine is 7650m |
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Answer» 700 APPROXIMATELY in a AVERAGE answer |
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The SI unit of work and energy is Joule explain why the work and energy have same SI unit |
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Answer» HI mate Here is your answer Explanation: The amount of work done is EQUAL to the energy used and both are measured in JOULES (J). It TAKES energy to lift a weight a certain distance, because you have to do work against the force of GRAVITY. |
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In a conductor that has a resistance of 1000 ohms current flows of 250 mA. The potential difference between the conductor ends is ... |
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Answer» Known : R = 100 ohms I = 250 mA = 0.025 A Asked: V? Answered The POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE at the END of the conveyance is: V = I x R = 0.025 x 1000 = 250 VOLTS |
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A 5kg block has a length of 50cm, width of 25cm, height of 8cnThe density is ...A. 0.5 g / cm3B. 5 g / cm3C. 50 g / cm3D. 500 g / cm3e. 5000 g / cm3 |
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Answer» Known : m = 5 kg = 5000 GR p = 50 cm l = 25 cm t = 8 cm Asked: Density? Answered: V = p X l x t = 50 x 25 x 8 = 10,000 cm³ So the density of objects: ρ = m / V = 5000 / 10,000 = 0.5 gr / cm³ Answer A |
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200J of energy is supplied to a machine which Is 40% efficient, the amount of energy lost is:A. 200 JB. 120 JC. 80JD. 160J |
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To increase the temperature of 500 grams of copper from 10 degrees Celsius to 110 degrees Celsius, 20,000 Jul heat is required. What is the heat type of copper? |
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Answer» KNOWN : m = 500 gr 0.5 kg To = 10 C Tt = 110 C Q = 20,000 J Asked: c? Answered: c = Q / (mx (T-To)) = 20,000 / (0.5 x (110-10)) = 20,000 / (0.5x100) = 4000 J / KGC
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The mass of water 300g the temperature 30 ° C is heated so that it becomes a whole steam. Caloric water type 1000J / kg ° C, steam heat 227000J / ° C. What is the amount of heat needed? |
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Answer» Known: m = 300 gr = 0.3 kg To = 30 C c water = 1000 J / KgC U = 227,000 J / Kg Asked: Q? Answered: Q1 = m x c x (T-To) = 0.3 x 1000 x (100-30) = 0.3 x 1000 x 70 = 21,000 J Q2 = m x U = 0.3 x 227,000 = 68,100 J So the required heat = 21000 + 68100 = 89,100 J
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Your weight is 600N. You climb a hill of 10 meter high in 10 sec. You posses power ofA 6000 wattB. 600 watt C. 60 watt D.3.6 x 106 watt |
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Answer» Watt=NM/s Power=600*10/10 =600W |
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What happens when dilute sulferic acid is poured over a silver ornament |
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the separation between the electrodes of a cell is Halved what will be the effect on internal resistance of cell? |
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8.Two masses of 10 kg and 5 kg are suspended from afixed support as drown in figure. The system is pulleddown with a force of 150 N attached to the lower mass.The string attached to the support breaks and the systemaccelerates dowards. If the downward force continuesto act, what is the acceleration of the system? |
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Answer» The ANSWER is 1243578 |
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Why the unit of heat is taken as 14.5 TO 15.5 |
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Answer» Answer: They chose a unit based on the amount of heat needed to RAISE the temperature of one gram of WATER from 14.5 to 15.5 degrees centigrade. Explanation: its HOPE you |
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A crane can lift up 10000kg of coal in 1hour from a mine of 180m depth. If the efficiency of the crane is 80%,its input power must be (take g=10ms) |
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Answer» approx 6000 kgm^2/s^3. Explanation: 1. OUTPUT power = mgh/t = (10000×9.8×180)/3600 3. output power =( 80/100 )x x = approx 6000. |
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A box contains N molecules of a gas.If the molecules is doubled,then pressure will |
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Answer» ANSWER: Then PRESSURE will ALSO be doubled. Please MARK me BRAINLIEST. |
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A block is stationary on a rough inclined plane how many forces are acting on the block |
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Answer» FRICTIONAL FORCE............. GRAVITATIONAL force .... |
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What is the angle of reflection when the angle of incidence is 30° |
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Answer» Answer: The angle of reflection is 60 degrees. (NOTE that the angle of incidence is not 30 degrees; it is 60 degrees since the angle of incidence is measured between the incident ray and the normal.) MAKE me as brainaliest answer |
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Why do we see blurred images when you open your eyes underneath water? Why these images do becomes sharper when you wear goggles? |
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Answer» Answer: just because WATER have HIGHER density then air and in GOOGLE there is vacuum |
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How did romantic message to develop a particular form of Nationalist sentiment during 18th century explain it |
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A particle is moving with constant speed of40 m/s in x-y plane as shown in figure. Themagnitude of angular velocity about the point O isp40 m/s13002 m |
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Calculate number of particles in each of following. 46g of na |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: 46g of Na atom ATOMIC mass of Na=23u Number of particles=Number of Moles x N ⇒(GIVEN WEIGHT/ Gram atomic weight) x 6.023 x 10²³ =(46/23)x 6.023 x 10²³ =2x 6.023 x 10²³ ⇒12.046 x 10 ²³Na particles ∴46 g of Na CONTAINS 12.044 x 10 ²³ HOPE it helps!!!!! |
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The ash obtained on magnesium ribbon is disolved in water and test its acidic / basic in nature |
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Derivation of x4+ cosx |
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How do we know which is the vertical component and which is horizontal. |
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Answer» Answer: the component which FORMS the 180 DEGREE angle with the object is HORIZONTAL component and the component FORMING 90degree angle or Φ angle is VERTICAL component. |
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