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1.

The second hand of clock is 10 cm long the linear speed of the tip is​

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tion:1.0466 cm/secondHope it HELPS

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A wire of linear mass density 9 x 10–3 kg /m is stretched between two rigid supports under a tension of 360 N. The wire resonates at frequency 210 Hz. The next higher frequency at which the same wire resonates is 280 Hz. The number of loops produced in first case will be

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If,R=a^2√b/c^4d and percentage error in measurement of a,b,c and d are 0.1%,0.2% ,0.3% and 0.4% respectively ,then the maximum percentage error in R is (a) 1.9% (b) 3.1% (c) 2.9% (d)4.0%

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The Percentage error is 1.9 %Given:Error % in a = 0.1 %Error % in B = 0.2 %Error % in c = 0.3 %Error % in d = 0.4 %Explanation:Given equation is,THEREFORE, For finding the percentage error,Now, For percentage we NEED to MULTIPLY it with 100.Substituting the values,∴ The Percentage error is 1.9 %.Hence, 1ST Option is correct !

4.

Name the different apparatus where we are using the concave and convex lenses?

Answer» LIGHT that passes through a convex LENS can be FOCUSED on a SURFACE LIKE a screen. Concave lenses are used for correcting myopia and convex lenses are used for correcting hypermetropia. concave lenses are used in a variety of technical and scientific products. convex lenses are used in binoculars and telescope.Explanation:MARK BRAINLIEST!
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Find the equivalent resistance of circuit if n equal resistances are connected in 1 ) series 2) p arallel​

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Explanation:Let the resistance of each resistor be R. Series connection : Equivalent resistance (maximum) R  s ​   =R+R+....+N terms ⟹ R  s ​   =nR PARALLEL connection : Equivalent resistance (minimum)   R  P ​    1 ​   =  R 1 ​   +   R 1 ​   +...+n terms We get   R  p ​    1 ​   =  R n ​    ⟹ R  p ​   =  n R ​    Thus RATION of maximum to minimum resistance   R  p ​    R  s ​    ​   =  R/n nR ​    ⟹   R  p ​    R  s ​    ​   =n  2

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7.

AN electric Lamb is labelled 12V ,36 w . This indicates that it should be used wth a 12v Supply. What other information does the label provide​

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:The lamp consumes power of 30 watt, when connected with 12V supply. (1)Power, P = V^2/R, where R is the Resistance of the Bulb filament. R= V^2/P = 12×12/36 =4 Ohms.(2) Current DRAWN by the bulb when connected to 12 V supply is V/R = 12/4 = 3 AMPERE.

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in a circuit, potential difference of battery is 6volts .There are 3 resistors each of resistance 3ohm, 2ohm, 1ohm. find the current flowing through 1ohm resistor.(they are in series Connection) ​

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hat, three resistors of resistance 3ohm, 2ohm and 1 ohm are connected in series across a 6V battery.We have to find the current FLOWING through 1ohm resistor.Let's denote the FIRST resistor i.e. 3ohm by R1, 2ohm by R2 and 1ohm by R3.R1, R2 and R3 are connected in series and the potential difference is 6V as shown below:-------| R1 |------| R2 |-------| R3 |-----------------------------| V |-----------------------For series combination:Rs = R1 + R2 + R3For parallel combination:1/Rp = 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3Given in QUESTION that, all the resistors are connected in series. So,Rs = R1 + R2 + R3Substitute value of R1 = 3ohm, R2 = 2ohm and R3 = 1ohmRs = 3 + 2 + 1Rs = 3 + 3Rs = 6Therefore, the equivalent resistance of all the three resistors in series is 6ohm.From ohm's law we can say that,V = IRFrom above calculations we have R = 6ohm and V = 6V (given in question)Substitute the value of R and V to find the value of I (current).6 = I × 66/6 = I1 = I(All the resistors are connected in series and in series current is same.)Therefore, the current flowing through 1ohm resistor is 1A.

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Prove that Newton third law of motion follows the second law of motion

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In the absence of external FORCE, the rate of CHANGE of momentum must be zero i.e., d/dt (pB+pA) must be zero. This is nothing but Newton's third law of motion. HENCE, third law of motion is CONTAINED in the second law.

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A circular plate of radius 2cm is kept at a distance of22cm in front of a concave mirror. The focal length of mirror is 10cm. Calculate the perimeter of image formed if plate is kept coaxially to the principal axis? (Ans.10/3 π)

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11.

Scientific notation of 60000000000m/s​

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60000000000m/sThere are 10 ZEROS after 6 in this number so m/s is ur ANSWER

12.

Write the differences between distance travelled and displacement. If the displacement of a body is zero, Is it necessary that the distance travelled by it is also zero?​

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Distance can never be zero because it is a scalar QUANTITY. Whereas displacement is a VECTOR quantity. ... If you move 5 meters towards west END then trace the same PATH backwards, net displacement will be zero but net distance will be 10 meters.Explanation:plzzzzzzz mark as brainliest answer if u like it and HOP it helps u

13.

What are the two main system of wiring commonly used in household circuit? which one of them is better and why? Genuine Answers Only​

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The two MAIN systems of wiring are: (i) the TREE system, and (ii) the ring system. Out of these systems, the ring system is better. The reason is that this system of wiring is cheaper because a LOW rating wire can be USED for CONNECTION of appliances.

14.

In sky, why movement of clouds take place?​

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Clouds move because the wind is carrying the parcel of cloudy air ALONG. Wind occurs at all levels of the atmosphere from the ground up to HIGHER than a jumbo jet can fly. SOMETIMES there can be no wind on the ground, but cirrus clouds very high up can be seen MOVING because of the wind where they are.Explanation:PLS mark as brainliest answer plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz✌✌and hope it help u

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HELP ME GUYS DON'T SEND WRONG ANSWERS TO GET POINTS PLEASE​

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(a) 3.2 × 10⁴ sExplanation:The formula for microscopic Ohm's law is-where,   = current   = no. of FREE electrons per UNIT volume   = charge on ELECTRON   = cross SECTIONAL area   = Drift velocity, velocity of electrons in conductor. can also be denoted as Hence,

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HELP ME GUYS THIS IS PHYSICS QUESTIONCHAPTER IS CURRENT ELECTRICITY​

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= 5An =5×10^26e=1.6×10^-19 CA =4×10^-6 m²TO FIND:V d (drift SPEED)=?FORMULAI = currentn= electron densitya = AREA of cross sectionv = drift speedSOLUTION:

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6. If a distance - time graph for the motion of a body in a line is parallel to x- axis then b. the body is moving with a constant speed.

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According to distance - TIME graph,Distance-time graph means that Distance is the y axis, and Time is the x axis.If we draw a line that is parallel to the x axis, then it's slope is null .USING the first derivative of motion, change in distance is VELOCITY.∆x=vSince the change in distance is zero, because the slope is zero, we can DEDUCE that the velocity is also zero.Hence, Option B is correct.

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What is translational motion? Explain

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Translational motion is the motion by which a BODY shifts from one point in space to another. One EXAMPLE of translational motion is the the motion of a bullet fired from a gun. An object has a RECTILINEAR motion when it MOVES along a straight line.

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একটি কণা সরলরেখা বরাবর গতিশীল। কোনাটি যাত্রা আরম্ভের অবস্থান থেকে 3 সেকেন্ড পরে অতিক্রান্ত দূরত্ব 180 সেমি এবং পরের 5 সেকেন্ড সময় অতিক্রান্ত দূরত্ব 220 সেমি। কণাটির 9 সেকেন্ড পরে বেগ কত হবে?

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20.

Is intermolecular force in solid , which undergo sublimation ,more or comparatively less ? give reasone?

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Intermolecular Forces. Two factors determine whether a substance is a solid, a liquid, or a gas: The kinetic ENERGIES of the particles (atoms, molecules, or ions) that make up a substance. ... The attractive intermolecular forces between particles that tend to draw the particles together.A few typical solids undergo sublimation at low PRESSURES (under vacuum). At standard, atmospheric pressure, a few solids which will sublime are iodine (at slightly higher than room temperature), carbon dioxide (dry ice) at -78.5 degrees Celsius, as well as naphthalene (used in mothballs) and arsenic. Then it's CALLED sublimation. ... Sublimation is the transition of a substance directly from the solid to the gas PHASE without passing through the intermediate liquid phase.Sublimation is an endothermic phase transition that occurs at temperatures and pressures below a substance's triple point in its phase diagram. Those substances that dont have liquid phase due to sublimation. This happens because the vapour pressure of some substances is higher when in the solid form than the liquid form. ... Sublimation is the transition of a substance directly from the solid to the gas phase without passing through the intermediate liquid phase.Explanation:MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST ANSWER PLZZ

21.

Calculate the energy in joule, equivalent to the mass of one proton. The mass of proton is 1.00728u. Express the energy in kilowatt-hour also.​

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At resonance condition we OBSERVE maximum current flowing in a LCR circuit.Thus, from graph both circuits have resonance frequency omega as 1we have at resonanceω2=1LCfor ω=1we have,L=1C ( ans i)(ii) POWER Factor=RZAs resistance of circuit 2 is greater than that of 1 ( can be observed from VALUE of current )Thus, power factor of 2 is greater than that of R(iii) Quality factorQ=1RLC−−√ ( for SERIES circuit )since L and C is same for both case.we see circuit (ii) has lesser value of max current correspondingly its resistancemust be greater.Thus Q∝1R we have Q factor of 1 greater than 2.

22.

Polygon law of vectors is an extension of the triangle law of vectors. Explain.​

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Polygon LAW of VECTOR addition states that if a number of vectors can be REPRESENTED in magnitude and DIRECTION by the sides of a polygon taken in the same order, then their resultant is represented in magnitude and direction by the closing side of the polygon taken in the opposite order.

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Q. 5 If for a reaction change in enthalpy is negative and change inentropy is positive then the reactionis,Spontaneous at all temperatures.Non spontaneous at all temperatures.Spontaneous only at high pressure.Nonspotaneous only at low pressure.​

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Since all temperature VALUES are positive in the Kelvin scale, the temperature affects the magnitude of the entropy term. ... If ΔH is negative, and –TΔS positive, the reaction will be spontaneous at low TEMPERATURES (decreasing the magnitude of the entropy term).Explanation:please MARK me as branliest

24.

Two electric dipole each of dipole moment P are placed as show in figure the bet dipole moment ​

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25.

Four important properties of a bar magnet

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ies of bar magnet are : Attractive Property – Magnet attracts FERROMAGNETIC MATERIALS like iron, cobalt, and nickel.Repulsive Properties – Like magnetic poles repel each other and unlike magnetic poles attract each other.Directive Property – A freely SUSPENDED magnet always points in a NORTH-south direction._____________________________________________Applications of Magnets : A magnet is used to separate the useful magnetic substance like steel and iron from waste by the method of magnetic separation. This is done as follows. An electromagnet is fitted to the long arm of the CRANE. This is lowered over the heap of waste material and electromagnet is switched on._____________________________________________Question and Answer:Q1. Poles are not marked in a bar magnet. How will you find out its poles?Ans: To find out the poles, we will take another bar magnet with known poles. We will bring one of the poles of the given magnet close to the north pole of the magnet. If it attracts the pole is the south pole. If it repels it is North pole.Q2. You are provided with two identical metal bars. One out of the two is a magnet. Suggest two ways to identify the magnet.Ans: Both are freely suspended. One who will align in the north-south direction is a magnet, Bring a magnet close to both the metal bars and test with both the poles. One who shows repulsion is a magnet._____________________________________________Mark me as brainliest

26.

Please answer correctly if not I'll report you​

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(4x4=16) 2. Each Question carries FOUR marks.11. Refractive indices of material media are given below.Material medium Refractice index Mass density (gm/cc)Water1.331Kerosene1.440.8Crown glass1.522.59Canada Balsam1.530.99Answer the following questions basing on the above table.a) "The velocity of the light is lesser in kerosene than water. Do you supportthe statement? Why?b) Why should we use canadabalsam to glued lenses ?2neriodic tableic state the group number and period number​

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a) YES due to more REFRACTIVE index in KEROSENE than WATERB) to PASTE glass of same refractive index

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Plz answer fast...... It's very urgent......​

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29.

Expression for minimum velocity of car on banked road

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30.

(a) A boy weighs 50 N. The area of contact of his two feet is 10 cm? What pressure does he exert on the ground if he stands on one foot? (b) A man weighs 250 N. Suppose he stands on a pointed edge with base area 5 cm?. How much pressure does he exert on the ground?(c) Now compare (i) and (ii) to find out the following.(i) Who exerts more force on the ground, the boy in (i) or the man in (ii)?(ii) Who exerts greater pressure on the ground, the boy or the man?(iii) Who is likely to sink into the ground, the man standing on a pointed edge or the boystanding on one foot and why?​

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tion:When he STANDS on ONE foot, the effective area becomes HALF i.e., 5 cm². (C) (i) More force will be EXERTED by the man in (b), because he has more weight.

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Grade 6 physics II] Imagine the following situation and answer the questions:  You are sitting in a moving car driven by your mother. a) Why do the objects seem to be in motion when you look out of the window? b) Is your mother in motion or at rest with respect to you? Why? need urgent help kindly give full answers only

Answer» TION: a) because I am in CAR and the is in MOTION.
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Three resistors of resistances 5 Ω, 3Ω and 2Ω are connected in series with 10V supply. The voltage drop across the resistor of resistance 3Ω is

Answer» V = 3 voltExplanation:V= I RR net = 10 ohmI = 1 amp
33.

Derive expression of potential due to electric dipole on equatorial axis

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34.

Net force if you push a cart to the right with 5n of force

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An object is moving with uniform speed in a circular path of radius 70m.so, find distance and displacement when it complete half.

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Distance travelled by object = half the circumference→ 1/2 × 2πr→ πrTaking π as 22/7,22/7 × 70→ 220 metres.Hence, distance travelled = 220 metres.After COMPLETING half a circle, the object will be diametrically opposite to it's inital POSITION. Now we know that displacement is the shortest distance between INITIAL and final position. Hence, it's displacement will equal the value of diameter of the circle.Diameter of circle = 2 × R = 2 × 70 m = 140 mHence, MAGNITUDE of displacement = 140 m

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Q. 2 A gas expands in volume from 2L to 5L against a pressure of latm atconstant temperature. The workdoneby the gas will be3JO 303.930 -303.9 L. atm0 303.9L atm​

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37.

What is the meaning of mass of an object very short​

Answer» MASS is a measure of the amount of matter in an object. Mass is usually MEASURED in GRAMS (g) or kilograms (kg). ... An object's mass is constant in all circumstances; contrast this with its weight, a force that DEPENDS on GRAVITY. Your mass on the earth and the moon are identical.
38.

Vectors addition is not possible by simple laws of algebra. Explain.​

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Unlike the dot PRODUCT, the vector product is a vector. The DIRECTION of the vector (A crossB) is defined by the so-called RIGHT-hand rule. Using the fingers of the right hand pointed in the direction of A, the fingers are rotated into the vector B(remember - the smaller of the two possible angles).

39.

Can solve it if you know​

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Explanation: 25= 10t - (1/2)2t^2 on SOLVING the EQUATIO you get the ANSWER

40.

Help and follow plzzzzzzzzzzz . Two plane mirrors are placed making an angle 6° inbetween them. For an object placed in between themirrors, if angle is gradually increased from 0° to 180°,how will the number of images change: increase,decrease or remain unchanged ?​

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decreaseExplanation:no of image =(360/ø)-1 (if 360/ø is EVEN)or simply 360/ø (if its ODD) ø is THIETA hereso if ø will increase, i.e.,angle will increase then no of image will decrease

41.

Which is not a part of UPS?​

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42.

Solve this if you can​

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ly the DISTANCE covered by the car will be EQUAL to the distance covered by the BUS SPEED =50 m/sspeed (v)=distance/timedistance (s)=50×tAs per the formula,distance at which the bus overtakes the car=50×t=50×20=1000mAs per the formula,v² =u² +2 asv² = 2 ×5 ×1000v² =10000v=100 m/s

43.

For an intrinsic semiconductor having band gap 0.7 eV. Calculate the density of holes and electrons at 27 degrees Celsius​

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44.

What is the volume of one mole gas in absolute zero temperature​

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45.

An electric motor winds 200 turns of a yhon copper wire on a uniform rod of diameter 10 cm, in 2 seconds. What is the length of the wire that is wound over the rod in one second?

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46.

what are the two main system of wiring commonly used in household circuit? which one of them is better and why?​

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the TWO WIRING systems are series connection parallel connection IN HOUSES WE USE PARALLEL CONNECTION if we use series connection the appliances may damage because same AMOUNT current passes through all. Hope it is useful for U pls mark me as brainliest answerplzzzzzzz

47.

Show that conversation of linear momentum before and after collision remains conserved​

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tion:F= -F (every ACTION has equal and opposite reaction)ma= -MAM(v-u)/t= -m(v-u)/tmv-mu= mu-mv2mv=2mumv=mu orThe above equation is one statement of the law of momentum CONSERVATION. In a COLLISION, the momentum change of object 1 is equal to and opposite of the momentum change of object 2. ... Yet, the total momentum of the TWO objects (object 1 plus object 2) is the same before the collision as it is after the collision.

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Discuss the motion of the particle in every interval(whether it is slowing down or speeding up) [By using slope for acceleration]​

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e have been provided with velocity - time graph of an object.To Discuss :Type of motion of the particle in various phases of journey using slope method Concept:We should remember that the slope of Velocity vs Time graph gives us the ACCELERATION of the particleCalculation:1. In the part O - A :So particle is following Accelerated Motion (constant Acceleration)2. In the part A - B :So particle is Following uniform motion with constant velocity3. In the part B - C :So the particle is again following Negatively Accelerated motion such that it's velocity is REDUCING .4. In the part C - D :It is still Following retarded motion with same MAGNITUDE of acceleration such that the velocity of the particle has changed its direction.The particle is MOVING in opposite direction now.5. In the part D - E :So the particle is experiencing accelerated Motion in a direction opposite to the previous part .Finally the velocity became zero .

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A. Define matter. b. Matter has particle nature. Explain this by giving an example.

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a) matter is any substance that has mass and takes up space by having volume.b) All matter is PARTICULATE in NATURE. This basically MEANS that between separate bits of matter there are SPACES which contain no matter. for example, there are certain space between any two molecules of solid LIQUID and gas.Explanation:

50.

Where is gravity produced?

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