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Which combination make up 1-.00 Jackson cross cylinder |
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Answer» The Jackson cross-cylinder is a lens of fundamental importance in optometry with a key role in the refraction routine. And yet it appears not to be as well understood as PERHAPS it should be. The purpose of this paper is to examine the linear optical CHARACTER of the Jackson cross-cylinder and, in particular, those properties associated with the operations performed on the lens in the refraction routine, namely flipping and turning. Corresponding to these operations in physical space are steps in an abstract space, SYMMETRIC dioptric power space. The powers of all Jackson cross-cylinders lie in the plane of antistigmatic powers in the abstract space. In particular the powers of an F Jackson cross-cylinder (for EXAMPLE, a 0.5-D Jackson cross-cylinder has 5 . 0 = F D) lie on a circle of radius F centred on null power. Flipping the lens takes one DIAMETRICALLY across the circle; turning the lens takes one around the circle at twice the rate. A subsequent paper shows how these operations work in defining the cylinder in the refraction routine. |
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The work done in moving a charge of 3c between two points is 6j what is the potential difference between the two points |
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Answer» 2VExplanation:V=W/Q 6j/3c 2Vthis is the REQUIRED POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE |
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Three particles A, B and C each of mass m are lying at the corners of an equilateral triangle of side l. If the particle A is released keeping the particles B and C fixed, the magnitude of instantneous acceleration of A is |
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Answer» (3^1/2)Gm/l^2Explanation:See the IMAGE. HOPE it helps. PLEASE mark as BRAINLIEST pleaseeeee |
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Please ans the following query and follow me |
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Answer» first DECREASES BECOMES ZERO and then increasesplz mark it as brainliest |
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6 What is the maximum power in kilowatts of the appliance that can be connected safely to a 13A, 230V mains socket? |
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A component that makes or breaks the cicuit |
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Answer» Switch. You "off" it, you break the CIRCUIT. You "on" it, you make the flow of electric flow which MAKES the circuit!HOPE IT HELPED!PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST! |
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Jupiter is the only planet to have life on it |
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Answer» Earth is the only plants to have LIFE on it PLEASE MARK me as a brainliest and FOLLOW me pleaseeeeeeeeeeee |
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The same force F acts on three different bodies having different areas as given below .In which case will the pressure exerted be maximum? a. 10m2 b. 20m2 c. 60m2 |
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Answer» xjofifififififiufdiifiififfhifuchgf |
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Analyse the requirements for the production of sound |
| Answer» AIR (MEDIUM to PROPOGATE)AMPLITUDE | |
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Plot the distance - time graph and velocity - time graph for uniform and non-uniform motion in an paper. Mention the physical quantities that can be obtained from the two graphs. |
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Answer» tion:HOPE both graph helps u I know they r not good in DRAWING but they are fully CORRECT.....DEAR always remember v- t graph always show accelerationn x- t graph always show velocitylet me give u a trick to remember this learn s.....v.......a....,. it means if u r given with distance (s) then it always show its next letter i.e v which is velocity n if u r given with velocity then it givedms next letter i.e acceleration (a) hope this helps you ☺️ PLEASE follow me please mark me as brainlist dear please |
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What is.....1st law of Newton? |
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Answer» Sir Isaac Newton first PRESENTED his three laws of motion in the "Principia Mathematica Philosophiae Naturalis" in 1686. His first law STATES that every object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a STRAIGHT line UNLESS compelled to change its state by the action of an external force. |
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Ln(1-2v) = -2t solve it and also explain how it can be |
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Answer» Steps to Solve HOMOGENEOUS Differential EquationYou must have LEARNED to solve the differential equations in previous sections. To solve a homogeneous differential equation FOLLOWING steps are followed:-Given differential equation of the type dydx=F(x,y)=g(yx)Step 1- Substitute y = vx in the given differential equation.Step 2 – Differentiating, we get, dydx=v+xdvdx. Now substitute the VALUE of and y in the given differential equation, we getv+xdvdx=g(v)⇒xdvdx=g(v)−vStep 3 – Separating the variables, we getdvg(v)−v=dxxStep 4 – Integrating both side of equation, we have∫dvg(v)−vdv=∫dxx+CStep 5 – After integration we replace v=y/xS |
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Ln(1-2v) = -2t solve it |
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Answer» ∫ (1+v)/(1–2v-v²)dvLet, 1–2v-v² = z(-2 -2v )dv = dzor, -2(1+v)dv = dz∫ (-1/2)dz/z = (-1/2) LN|z| + C= (-1/2)ln| 1–2v-v²| +c [C is INTEGRAL CONSTANT] |
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Categories sound into three categories based on frequencyurgent |
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Answer» plz WRITE the FULL ANSWEREXPLANATION:what we write in this such KIND of QUESTION |
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Explain what is medium for sound waveplease answer fast |
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Answer» AIRExplanation:MARK AS BRAINALIST ☺️❤️ |
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Otto cycle consist of ---- strokes.Select one:a. 2b.3c.4. |
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100 newton force is applied perpendicularly on the surface of 10 cm2, the pressure on that surface will be |
| Answer» TION:F=100NArea( SQ m)= 10/100*100= 1/1000P=F/AP=100/1000P=1/10 PA | |
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Elaborate on the reason for the difference in resistance |
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Answer» There is a DIFFERENCE in resistance because resistance depends on TEMPERATURE. It is directly proportional to temperature( i.e. When the temperature increases the resistance ALSO increases ).Explanation:please MARK as branlist |
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A ball is thrown upward from a 35m high bulding with velocity 30m/s .the average speed during the flight of time till it strikes the bottom of the buliding is |
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Answer» 6seconds Explanation:V=U+atfinal VELOCITY is EQUAL to zero -U=-gttime of FLIGHT while return t=2U/gt=2*30/10time of flight=6seconds |
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What is the reason the Newton's 3rd law does not hold for particles in Electrodynamics? |
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Answer» In Maxwell electrodynamics, Newton's third LAW does not HOLD for particles. Instead, particles exert forces on electromagnetic fields, and fields exert forces on particles, but particles do not directly exert forces on other particles. Therefore, two NEARBY particles do not ALWAYS experience EQUAL and opposite forces.hope it helpsthank you |
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Q.1 Why people sitting in bus fall backward when bus suddenly starts. Q.2 What is the relation between mass and inertia of a body? |
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Answer» he PEOPLE sitting in bus FALL backward when the bus suddenly starts because of the law of inertia. The bus suddenly comes in inertia of motion but the people’s BODY tend to be in rest due to inertia of rest. This is why their body fall backwards.Ans:2 The inertia of a body is directly proportional to the mass of the body.Hope it HELPS........ PLEASE mark me as the brainliest!!!!! |
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Efficiencies of actual engines range from around related to Otto cycle areSelect one:a. 30-40b. 15-20c. 25-30d. 20-25 |
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Q: How does the speed of sound in air changes with a) rise in temperature of air, and b) decrease in humidity in air? (Students have to write weather the given factor will increase, decrease or will bring no change in speed of sound in air). |
| Answer» PEED of sound waves in air increases with increases in HUMIDITY because air DENSITY decreases with increase in humidity and The speed of sound in a medium is inversely PROPORTIONAL to the square root of its density. | |
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How are the following related to each other.image distance, object distance and focal length of concave mirror |
| Answer» TION:Object distance MEANS what is the distance between pole and object. Image distance means when image is formed then the distance between pole and image is CALLED image distance. FOCAL length is the distance between pole and the principal focus of the mirror.Mark me as a brainlist thankyou | |
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Let S1 denote the change in entropy of percentage for an process from state a to state b. let Sr denote the change in entropy of these sample for a river crosses from state a to state b then which of the following statement is true |
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20 activities we do everday related to force |
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Answer» we USE the force to WALK on the roadto LIFT the objectto THROW the ballwashing clothescleaning house |
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Speed to.e graph for uniform motion |
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In a hydraulic press a force of 200N is applied to a master piston of area 25cm^2.if the press is designed to produce a force of 5000N determine a)Area of the slave piston b)radius of slave piston |
| Answer» E= force/AREA F1/A1=F2/A2 200/25=5000/x Area of SLAVE CYLINDER is 625 cm^2 | |
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. A man observes that the interval between a lightning flash and the associated thunder clap is 12beats of his pulse. If his pulse rate is 72beats per minute, and the speed of sound in air is 330m/s, how far away is the storm? |
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What is third equation of motion explain with derivation |
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Answer» e This ATTACHMENT will help you Please MARK this ANSWER as brainliest and please FOLLOW me |
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Q: There are three waves A, B and C having frequencies 10Hz, 1000Hz, 1000000Hz respectively. a)Which wave is having max energy? Give reason for your answer. b)Which wave is preferred to be used in SONAR? c)Categories each wave in terms of audible, ultrasonic and infrasonic wave. (i.e. out of given sound waves A, B and C which one is audible frequency and which one is ultrasonic and infrasonic sound wave). |
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Answer» 00HzC)10Hz-INFRASONIC 1000Hz-AUDIBLE SOUND WAVE 1000000HZ-ULTRASONICA)1000000Hz have maximum energy HOPE YOU SATISFY WITH MY ANSWERTHANK YOU |
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4 An electric heater of resistance 500 22 is connected to a mains supply for 30 min. If 15A current flows through the filament of the heater, thencalculate the heat energy produced in the heater. |
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Certain fonce acting on a20kq mashchangesits a velocity from sme to an . Calculate morkdonethi |
| Answer» WRITE FULL QUESTION I'll ANSWER it | |
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What is the another name for the first law of motion? Why is it given that name? |
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Answer» and EXPLANATION:Newton's first law of motion is also sometimes referred to as the Law of INERTIA. Inertia, in PHYSICS, is the resistance of any object to a change in...Høpe it will HELP uh!!...#Be BRAINLY#___________ |
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A neutron with velocity V strikes a stationary deuterium atom ,its K.E changes by a factor of? |
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Answer» jskdf didn't dklf eofellr |
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If the resultant is 2F of two vectors one of magnitude Fand the other of 2F then what is the angle between them? |
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Answer» aren't supposed to KNOW the VALUE of cos inverse of -0.25 so you can skip the last stepYour ANSWER is cos inverse (-0.25) |
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And body weights 40N in air and 30N when completely immersed in water.Find A) the loss in weight of the body B) the upthrust on the body |
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Answer» OF WEIGHT OF BODY IS=40N-30N=10NB) UPTHRUST=LOSS OF WEIGHT OF BODY=10N |
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Is moving with a velocity of 50 kilometre per hour for 5 hours this is an example of |
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Answer» uniform velocityExplanation:as TH SPEED doesn't change with TIME and it remains the same for 5 HOURS |
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A 2 kg ball moving at 10 m/s makes an off-center collision with a 3 kg ball that is initially at rest. After the collision the 2 kg ball is deflected at angle of 30 degrees from its original direction of motion and the 3 kg ball is moving at 4 m/s. Find the speed of the 2 kg ball and the direction of the 3 kg ball after collision. |
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A particle starts with acceleration a = 2s, where‘s’ is its displacement as measured from a fixed origin. Find its velocity when its displacement is 4 m. |
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. An object starting from rest travels 20 m in first 2 s and 160 m in next 4 s. What will be the velocity after 7 sec |
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Answer» y=70ms^-1u = 0 m/s; s = 20 mt = 2 s We use the formula s = UT + (1/2)at^2 Substituting the values, we get a = 10 m/s2 At t = 7 seconds v = u + a t , → v = 0 + a t = 10 X 7 → v = 70 m/s |
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18 km/h की चाल से गतिमान कार 5 s तक 5 m/s2 सेत्वरित होता है। इसके द्वारा तय की गई दूरी होगी। |
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Answer» Your ANSWER is :Explanation:18/5×5m/s2=18/25 |
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The length of a wire is 4cm+_ 0.04cm, radius is 1cm +_ 0.01 cm . Find the volume |
| Answer» TION:Area = πr² = 3.14 x 10⁻⁴Length = 4 x 10⁻⁴Volume = Area x Length = 12.56 cm³ Δv/v = 2Δr/r + Δl/l = 2 x 0.01/1 + 0.04/4 =0.03 x v Δv = 0.38Thus volume is written as 12.56 cm³ ± 0.38Hope you understandThis is Habel JOHN Sabu ...... Isn't it the Brainliest | |
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how can we change √2a²(1+cos theta) into √ 4a² cos²(theta/2)..pls enter the steps between these two steps.... |
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A car starts from ‘A’ (initial position) and moves in a semi- circular path in clock wise direction and reach ‘B’ (final position) which is diametrically opposite to ‘A’. find the distance travelled and displacement. |
| Answer» DISTANCE = CIRCUMFERNCE of semi-circleDistance = PIE * rDisplacement = 2r/d | |
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The amplitude of a particle executing simple harmonic motion is 5cm, while its angular velocity is 10rad/s, calculate the magnitude of the maximum acceleration of the particle |
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Answer» Explanation:MAXIMUM acceleration=Aw^2where, A=amplitude and w=angular velocityTherefore putting the GIVEN VALUES,ACC.=(5CM)(10rad/s)^2 = 500 cm/s^2 |
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