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the displacement x of a body varies with time according to equation x= -2t^2+6t+4,x is in meter,t is in second.after what time body comes to rest |
| Answer» PLEASE GIVE OPTION of QUESTION | |
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1. A man of mass 70 kg stands on a weighing scale in a lift which is moving upwards with a uniform acceleration of 5 m/s |
| Answer» COMPLETE the QUESTION DEAR | |
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What is the use of transformer? |
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Answer» A transformer is a device that is used to either raise or lower VOLTAGES and currents in an electrical CIRCUIT. In modern electrical distribution SYSTEMS, transformers are used to boost voltage levels so as to decrease line LOSSES during TRANSMISSION. |
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An object is placed on the principal axis of a concave mirror of focal length 10cm at a distance of 8.0 cm from the pole then the position and nature of the image a) 40 cm real b) 40 cm virtualc) 20 cm reald) 20 cm virtual |
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Answer» Light incident from particle P will be reflected at mirroru=−5cm,f=− 2R =−20cmv1 + u1 = f1 v 1 =+ 320 cm This image will ACT as OBJECT for light getting refracted at water surfaceSo, object distance d=5+ 320 = 335 cmbelow water surface,After refraction, final image is ATD ′ =d( μ 1 μ 2 )=( 335 )( 4/31 )= 435 =8.75cm≈8.8cm |
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Can current be consist of positively charged particles? |
| Answer» TION:no.......................... | |
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Draw displacement time graph for an object thrown upward and reaches to a height h and comes back Please draw graph |
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the volume v of water passing any point of a uniform tube during t second is related to the cross section area A of the tube and velosity U if water by the relation find the relation V with A., tand u |
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Draw velocity time graph for an object thrown upward and reaches to a height h and comes back Please draw graph |
| Answer» AAP USE google KRIYE AAPKO achese see SAMAJ me aayega | |
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The sign below hangs outside the physis class room |
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Answer» what SIGN?EXPLANATION:?????????????? |
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Draw acceleration time graph for an object thrown upward and reaches to a height h and comes back Only solutions should be posted |
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Answer» For the first half, when ball A GOES upV A =U A −gTV B =−gTV AB =V A −V B V AB =U.......(1)For the second half, when ball A comes downV A =−gTV B =0V AB =V A −V B V AB =−gT........(2)Hence from the equation (1) we observe that relative VELOCITY is independent of T. Which will be valid TILL ball A reaches maximum height point. It is given time taken in reaching h is t.Hence for the time t, V AB will be constant, whereas after time t, relative velocity changes its direction and increases afterwards. |
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3) Sketch the ao arrangement el bastides insolid, liquids andgases: |
| Answer» TION:HOPE this HELPS you............... | |
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Is paper a conductor? |
| Answer» TION:Examples of Conductors and InsulatorsExamples of conductors include METALS, aqueous solutions of salts (i.e., ionic compounds DISSOLVED in water), graphite, and the human body. Examples of insulators include PLASTICS, Styrofoam, paper, RUBBER, glass and dry air | |
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Draw velocity time graph for an object thrown upward and reaches to a height h and comes back |
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Answer» tion:ANSWERFor the first half, when BALL A goes upV A =U A −gTV B =−gTV AB =V A −V B V AB =U.......(1)For the second half, when ball A comes downV A =−gTV B =0V AB =V A −V B V AB =−gT........(2)HENCE from the equation (1) we observe that relative VELOCITY is independent of T. Which will be valid till ball A reaches maximum height point. It is given time taken in reaching h is t.Hence for the time t, V AB will be constant, WHEREAS after time t, relative velocity changes its direction and increases afterwards. |
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ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: Q20. For any substance, why does the temperature remain constant during the change of state?Q21. What is meant by fluidity?Q23. What types of mixture are separated by the technique of crystallization?Q24. Give three differences between sol and suspension.Q25. Crystallization technique is better than simple evaporation technique. Why?Q26. Write the steps of the purification of surface water. |
| Answer» Q20. the temprature BECOMES constant because the energy is used in the CHANGING of statesQ21. fluidity is a property to flowQ23. crystallization is used to SEPARATE a solid-liquid mixture.Q23. | |
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refracting angle of a prism is 70 find the minimum deviation of a light ray passing through the prism..?? |
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A laser signal sent towards the moon returns after 'T' seconds. If 'C' is the speed of light thenthe distance of the moon from the observer is |
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refracting angle of a prism is 70 find the minimum deviation of a light ray passing through the prism |
| Answer» TION:F there's iiiuy vdhhui | |
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abful, while driving to school, computes the average speed for his trip to be 20km h-1. on his return trip along the same route, there is a less traffic and the average trip is 30km h-1, what is the average speed for Abdul's trip? |
| Answer» HY MATE..WASSUP?PURPLE you | |
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9. State which of the following situations are possible and give an example for each of these:(a) an object with a constant acceleration but with zero velocity(b) an object moving in a certain direction with an accelerationin the perpendicular direction. |
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Answer» (a) The given STATEMENT is possible.The word acceleration implies a change in the object’s velocity. One EXAMPLE of this is vertical particle projection. When an object is thrown upwards, the MAXIMUM height velocity of the body is zero, but constant acceleration due to gravity is still working.(b)The given statement is possible.The object can move in a certain path with a perpendicular acceleration, in the CASE of circular motion. When an object is moving along a circular motion its path is along the circle tangent but the centripetal acceleration is towards the circle radius. We understand that with the radius, a tangent still makes a right ANGLE. So when the object in the circular motion, the velocity and accelerations are in a mutually perpendicular direction.Explanation: Hope it helps you |
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The distance of the object from a concave mirror of focal length 10cm so that image size is 4 times the size of the object will be a) 12.5 CMb) 10.0 CMc) 7.5 CMd) 15.0 CM |
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Answer» (c) 7.5 cmExplanation:F = -10cmm = 4Using the RELATION:m = f/(f-u) 4= -10/(-10-u)-40-4u=-10-4u=-10+40u=30/(-4)u=-7.5 cm |
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Rp and Ra respectively. asTwoWires P and Q haveresistanceWires Pis twicewire Q and haslong astwice thediameterof wire Q. The wiremadeof the same materialWhat is theaveratio Rp/RQ? |
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Answer» The diagram SHOWS a wire of diameter D and length L that is firmly clamped at one END between two blocks of wood. A load is APPLIED to the wire which extends its length by x. A second wire is made of the same material, but of diameter 2D and length 3L. Both wires obey HOOKE's law. |
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I. Which property of lightwave best described the above diagram? ii. The image formed looks slightly bent. Why?iii. On what factors the angle of refraction depends? |
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Cgs unit of firce 1: gm cm / s2: gm cm/s^23:kg m /s^24:gm cm^2 / s^2 |
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Answer» CGS UNIT of FORCE = dyneThe DYNE is a unit of force specified in the centimetre-gram-second (CGS) system of units, a predecessor of the modern SI. One dyne is EQUAL to 10 −5 N.Explanation:Mark me as brainlist ❤️ |
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Resistor in series and resistor in parallel answers in very easy way with formulas |
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Answer» ybxcyucbcyucgBCjcdsvck xhbxExplanation: |
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a car accelerates uniformly from 18 kilometre per hour to 36 kilometre per hour in 5 minutes then the acceleration is |
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Answer» PLS MARK ME BRAINLIEST EXPLANATION:u = 18 KMPH = 5 m/sv = 36kmph = 10m/st = 5MINS = 300sa = (v-u)/TA = 5/300a = 1/60 m/s^2 |
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S. substances 'A' has high compressibility andcan be easily liquefied it can take up the shape of any Predict the nature of the substance Enlist four properties of this state ofmatter. |
| Answer» SUBSTANCE A is a gas that can be highly compressible and easily liquefied, and can be SHUT in a cylinder. Some of the properties of this STATE of matter is as follows: The substance possess a high KINETIC energy. The substance does not possess any RIGIDITY. | |
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Making of gold oranaments is what kind of physical process a.expansion b.effusion c.compression d.diffusion |
| Answer» EXPANSION EXPLANATION: | |
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What is the capacitor of arrangement of 4 plates of area is at distance d in air |
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Answer» the pair of plates Ais connected to positive terminal of the battery and the pair of plates BIS connected to negative terminal of the battery, Fig, As is CLEAR from the FIGURE, we have three capacitors 1,2and 3. Positive plates are connected to each othe RAND so are the negative plates. Therefore, these are joined in PARALLEL. Cp=C1+C2+C3= 3C Mark me as the brainlest if the answer helps you.. |
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1.1. Why do we say that 'burning of fuels' can cause 'health hazards'? |
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Answer» tion:we say that because burning the fuels release dangerous fumes or gases LIKE carbon DIOXIDE which is harmful.when it is released,it is mixed up or flown ALONG with clouds,when it rains,it is an acid rain.when acid rain or nitrongen dioxide/sulferdiocide falls on Land and trees,the roots absord this acid and die.any person who WOULD be wet by acid rain could have mild allergies or epidermal abrations.uy could cause severe fatigue.as well as harming environment,it can cause some desease when inhaled |
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Lite 2018201816ComentMondayin object fravellock from Ptor bharuchseconds observe the given diagram anddown the answees to theQuestions322007what is the speed of theohjecto |
| Answer» OK ok ok no PROBLEM BRO. | |
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What is the meaning of physic ? |
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Answer» Physics is the study of ENERGY and matter in SPACE and time and how they are related to each other. ... For example, velocity and acceleration are used by physics to show how things move. ALSO, physicists study the forces of GRAVITY, electricity, magnetism and the forces that hold things together. |
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in a long distance race the athletes were expected to take four rounds of the tracks such that line of finish was same as the line of start suppose the length of track was 200 is the motion of athletes uniform and non uniform? |
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An electron moving with a velocity of 10 to the pwer 2 with a velocity of 10 to the power 7 describe a cricle of radius 6×10 to the power 3 calculate e/m of the electron |
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Answer» this so easyExplanation:ANSWERLet the e/m of ELECTRON be LCentripetal FORCE = rmv 2 -------------------------(I)Force provided by the magnetic field =qBv ----------------------(II)Equating (I) and (II),rmv 2 =Bqvrmv =Bq⇒ Brv = me ⇒L= Brv = 10 −2 ×6×10 −3 10 7 ⇒L=1.667×10 11 Ckg −1 |
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If three real numbers a, b, and c are successive terms of an arithmetic sequence, then what is the value ofsin(a) + sin(b) + sin(c)/cos(a) + cos(b) + cos(c) ? |
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1. The resultant of two forces acting at an angle of 120° is 10 kg-wt and is perpendicular to one of the forces. That force is 10 (1) T3 kg-wt (2) 10 kg-wt (3) 2073 kg-wt (4) 1073 kg-wt |
| Answer» N:what is the DEFINITION UNIT EXAMPLE | |
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a constant force acts on an object of mass 5 kg for the duration of 2 sec. it increases the velocity from 3m/s to 7m/s. find the magnitude of the applied force |
| Answer» HELPS PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST | |
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What is projectile motion |
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Answer» Projectile motion is a form of motion experienced by an object or particle that is projected NEAR the Earth's surface and moves ALONG a curved path under the action of GRAVITY only. This curved path was shown by Galileo to be a parabola, but may ALSO be a line in the special case when it is THROWN directly upwards. |
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This is one question from abcd123iitians : 5.) A body undergoing circular motion has a tangential velocity of 12t (where t is time). At a particular instant, a force of 25 N would be necessary to keep the body from flying outwards. If the mass of the body is 1 kg, and the radius of the circular path is 1 m at the instant, what would be the net acceleration at that instant? SUCH A GREAT QUESTION FROM ABCD123IITIANS. IF YOU WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS TOPIC (OR ANY TOPIC IN PHYSICS), JUST JOIN ABCD123IITIANS THROUGH THE LINK I GAVE IN MY PREVIOUS QUESTIONS. CONTACT THEM THROUGH THEIR CONTACT FORM. TRUST ME, THEY WILL IMPROVE YOUR PHYSICS PROBLEM SOLVING PHYSICS. |
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A conducting sphere of Radius R 20 cm is given a charge Q = 16micro Coulomb. What is E at itscentre? |
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Answer» The value of E at the centre of the sphere is zero. SINCE the centre of the sphere is placed within the Gaussian surface. The use of Gauss law to EXAMINE the ELECTRIC field of a charged sphere shows the electric field enviornment outside the sphere is IDENTICAL to that of point charge. 25. |
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A car travells from stop a to stop b with a speed of 30 km per hour and then returns back to a with a speed of 50 km / find thebdistance travelled by the car |
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Answer» without mentioning the time TAKEN how can we ANS your questiondistance = speed × time so PLEASE mention time and please follow me |
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Check the correctness of equation ..? 1) e=mc∧2 |
| Answer» CORRECT ONE is EXPLANATION: | |
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2. Acceleration and momentum whichone remains constant for all bodies large or small undergoing free fall?plz answer me fast guys |
| Answer» BODY is undergoing free FALL, it's ACCELERATION will remain constant for all BODIES which is equals to 9.8 m/s².HOPE IT HELPS | |
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A concave mirror having radius of curvature 40cm is placed in front of and illuminated point source at a distance of 30 cm from it then the location of the images a) 60 cm from the mirror on the opposite side of the objectb) 60 cm from the mirror on the same side of the objectc) 30 cm from the mirror on the same side of the object |
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Answer» Correct OPTION is (b)Image will be formed 60 CM from the mirror on the same side of the side of object.Explanation:Given,Radius of curvature of Concave mirror, R = -40 cmLocation of object, u = -30 cm To find,Location of Image, v =?So,Using relation → Radius of curvature = 2 × ( focal length )→ R = 2 f → f = R / 2 → f = -40 / 2→ f = -20 cmso, focal length of concave mirror is -20 cm.Now,Using Mirror formula → 1/f = 1/v + 1/u→ 1/(-20) = 1/v + 1/(-30)→ 1/v = 1/(-20) + 1/(30)→ 1/v = (-3 + 2)/60→ 1/v = -1 / 60→ v = -60 cmTherefore,Image will be formed at 60 cm from the mirror on the same side of the side of object.And THUS,OPTION (b) is correct. |
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खेलों में हम खिलाड़ियों को किस प्रकार प्रेरित कर सकते हैं |
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6. Which of the following is correct? 1. Test charge is infinitesimally smallpositive charge2 Test charge is infinitesimally smallnegative charge.3 Test charge is large negative charge.4Test charge is large positive charge. |
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Answer» Answer: The MAGNITUDE of the test charge MUST be small ENOUGH so that it does not disturb the distribution of the charges whose electric field we wish to measure OTHERWISE the measured field will be different from the ACTUAL field. |
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object A moves in rectilinear path object B moves along a curvilinear path . which of these two posess transtory motion |
| Answer» ER this PIC above. | |
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Check the correctness of equation ..? 1) e=mc∧2 2) 1/2 mv∧2=mgh../. |
| Answer» EXPLANATION: | |