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What is static force ?????? |
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Answer» A static FORCE REFERS to a constant force APPLIED to a stationary OBJECT |
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-is responsible for the formation of rainbow |
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Answer» water DROPS and sun RAY is RESPONSIBLE for RAINBOW. |
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When angle between a and b is 60 then angle between 2a and -3b is |
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If the work done to move a charge of 0.2 micro coulomb from one point to another of 8 Millie joule, then the potential difference b/w the points is |
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Answer» magnitude of charge, Q = 0.2 μC workdone to move the charge from point A to B, W = 8 mJ To find, potential difference between the points.using FORMULA, workdone to move a charge , W = q∆V⇒8mJ = 0.2 μC × ∆V⇒8 × 10¯³ = 2 × 10^-7 × ∆V⇒4 × 10⁴ = ∆V therefore potential difference between the points is 40000 volts.also READ similar QUESTIONS : CALCULATE the work done in moving a charge of 5 coulombs from a point at a potential of 210V to another point at 240V. brainly.in/question/42901650 joule of work is done in moving 3 COULOMB of charge from one terminal of a battery to another terminal calculate the ... brainly.in/question/16615953 |
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Which is the smalest value? |
| Answer» TION:Hey mate PLZ POST the data or something in which I can find the smallest valuePLEASE FOLLOW ME n MARK AS BRAINLIEST PLz Plz | |
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Draw the velocity-time graph- 1) when body is moving with uniform velocity. 2) when the body is moving with uniform acceleration. 3) when the body is moving with non uniform acceleration |
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How to derive dimension of acceleration step by step explanation |
| Answer» SINCE ACCELERATION a=dv/dtdimention of VELOCITY is[ LT^-1]and DIMENSION of TIME is [T]So dimension of acceleration= [LT^-1]/[T] ................................................... =[LT^-2]So dimension of acceleration is [LT^-2] | |
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The heat loss from 100grams of 80 degree Celsius of water is gained by 100grams of 20 degree celsiCelsius of water resulting in a final temperature of 50degree Celsius substitute the values in T=(m1 T1+m2T2)(m1 +m2) |
| Answer» TION:SORRY I don't HELP you PLEASE | |
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V=3x+4y. Find F=? on q=2C |
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Answer» 10 NExplanation:Given : V ( x , y ) = 3 x + 4 y We know : E = - d V / d rPartially differentiating we get :E_x = 3 E_y = 4 Now net ELECTRIC field : E_net = √ ( 3² + 4² )E_net = 5 N C⁻¹We are ASKED to find Force : We know : F = q E_netF = 5 × 2 N= > F = 10 NTherefore , force on 2 C is 10 N. |
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An electric field is spread uniformly in y axis . Consider a point A as origin point. The coordinates of point B are equal to ( 0,2)m and C are (2,0) . Electric potential s are va vb vc respectively . Then which is correct : A) va=vc B) va =vb=vc C) Va=vb>vc D)va=vc>vb |
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Answer» A (0,0) ,B ((0,2) ,C(2,0) RIGHT ANGLE triangle Va -VB =0Va-Vc =0Va=Vc>Vb |
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Find the resistance effective from pq |
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Answer» 1.2ohmExplanation:4 ohm and 6ohm are connected in series therefore R1+R2=4+6=10ohmsimilarly,3ohm and 7ohm are connected in series therefore R1+ R2=7+3=10ohmand the three are now connected in paralleltherefore 1/R1+1/R2+1/R3=1/10+1/10+1/1,1/5+1=5+1/5=6/5=1.2ohm(After finding two in series PARALLEL diagram is shown in picture)Hope it helps.......... |
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What is magnetic quatum number ??? |
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Answer» nwhat is magnetic quatum NUMBER ?Answer A magnetic quantum number is 4 quantum number in ATOMIC physics .the magnetic quantum number basically splits the sub-shells into INDIVIDUAL orbitals and PLACES the electron in one of them. So as a WHOLE it helps us identify where the electrons are in an atom. |
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An infinite number of charges equal to 2nC in magnitude are placed along x-axis is 1cm, 3cm, 9cm,27cm, ...... . If consecutive charges have opposite sign, find V=? at x=0. [Ans:- 1350V] |
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Answer» The distance of charges from origin FOLLOW a geometric series (dk=3kcm)common RATIO = 3k +a −a +a −a .... +a ...... ∞∣q∣=2nc0˙ 1˙CM 3˙cm 27˙cm 3k˙cmpotential due to charges,v1=kq0∑∞(31)2kHere series FOLLOWS, 1,9,81... common ratio = (31)2=91=9×109×2×10−9×1−911[sum of infinite GP=1−ra0]⇒v1≃1600v(remember CONVERTING cm to m for d)and due to −q charges, |
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a bus moving with a speed of 5 metre per second is subjected to an acceleration of 0.2 metre per second square calculate the speed of the bus in 10 second and the distance travelled by it in the time interval |
| Answer» TION:the DISTANCE TRAVELLED by BUS is 60 m | |
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What is linear and surface charge densities? |
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Answer» Linear charge density is QUANTITY of charge per UNIT length at any point on line charge distribution. ... Surface charge density is measure of how much ELECTRIC charge is ACCUMULATED over a surface, calculated by charge per unit surface area. S.I. |
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5. If an object is moving on a curved path, then which of the following physical quantities may be constantduring the motion? (Symbols have usual meanings)(1) dv\dt(2) v(3) a(4) Both (1) & (3) |
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Define displacement and give their SI unit |
| Answer» EMENT is the shortest distance between any two given points. Unlike distance, displacement can be negative. It's SI unit is Meters(m)HOPE this helps!Pls don't DELETE!MARK My Answer Brainliest | |
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What is the mathematical relationship between weight P, mass m, and the intensity of gravity g. Specify the units. |
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Answer» the matelhematical RELATION between WEIGHT, MASS and INTENSITY of GRAVITY is,w=mgthank you. |
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Differentiate w.r.t. x using chain rule only! |
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Answer» o the IMAGE posted . I have solved it using CHAIN rule. hope it HELPS. ☆☆☆ |
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for uniformly accelerated body with initial and final velocities as u and v meter per second the average velocity is |
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Answer» For these kind of Questions, we need to REMEMBER the DEFINITION of average Velocity. Average velocity is DEFINED as the ratio of total displacement to the total TIME taken.Let average Velocity be avg. vSo FINAL answer is : |
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A paragraph on electromagnets are better than permanent magnets. |
| Answer» EXPLANATION:Permanent magnet strength depends upon the material used in its creation. The strength of an electromagnet can be adjusted by the AMOUNT of electric current ALLOWED to flow into it. As a RESULT, the same electromagnet can be adjusted for different strength levels | |
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What is the minimum age to be the chief minister of a state |
| Answer» 25 yearsExplanation: | |
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Which metal is generally used in electrical applications |
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Answer» is the metal which is GENERALLY used in electrical applications.Hope this helps u to UNDERSTAND.. Plzz follow me.. Mark me as a BRAINLIST ANSWER... |
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A solid sphere of radius R has a charge Q distributed in its volume with a charge density p = kp, where k and a areconstants and r is the distance from its centre. If the electricRIfield atr is times that atr=R, the value of a is (2015)(a) 3(b) 5(c) 2(d) 7 |
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Answer» riend..!!The ANSWER of U R QUESTION..!!Option.BThank you..!! |
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Distance Covered by a particle never become zero between any interval of time but displacement becomes zero.(true/false) |
| Answer» TRUEEXPLANATION:because the DISTANCE | |
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If and be the respective electric fields at the equatorial point and axial point of an electric dipole (at same distances from the dipole) then |
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Fe(s)+CuSO4(aq)_FeSO4(aq)+Cu(s) |
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Answer» CuSO₄(aq) → FeSO₄(aq) + Cu(s)This reaction is also called as displacement reaction (or single displacement reaction).In this reaction, Fe reacts with the salt SOLUTION of Cu(CuSO₄), and as Fe is more reactive that Cu, so Fe displaces Cu from its salt solution.More information:-♣ Displacement reaction is a chemical reaction in which a more reactive element displaces a less reactive element from its compound. Both metals and non-metals take part in displacement reactions.♥ A single displacement reaction which is also called as single replacement reaction is a kind of oxidation-reduction chemical reaction when an ion or element moves out of a compound, i.e., one element is replaced by the other in a compound.♠ Double displacement reactions occur when a part of TWO ionic compounds are EXCHANGED and make two new components. Double displacement reactions take PLACE mostly in aqueous solutions wherein the ions precipitate, and exchange of ions takes place. |
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A satellite of mass Ms orbits the Earth (with mass Mg and radius Re) with a velocity V and altitude h. The gravitational force Fg and the centripetal force Fc are given. 1. Find an equation for the kinetic energy of a satellite with an altitude h. 2. Based on the kinetic energy how much liquid hydrogen is at least needed to bring a small 1 kg satellite in an orbit of 400km (use literature to find Me,Re,G |
| Answer» TION:this a SIMPLE QUESTION but the question is little bit tricky | |
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What is the force of gravitation between two objects,given two objects mass 15 kg and 20 kg respectively and the distant is 20m each? |
| Answer» GIVEN, MASS of first object (m1) = 15kgmass of second object (m2) = 20kgDistance between the two objects (r) = 20mWe know that, Force(F) = G*m1*m2/r*r = 6.67*10*15*20/20*20 solve it and you'll get your ANSWER | |
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If 220V is supplied in an electric circuit with a fuse of 15A,how many bulbs of 0.06KW can be safely used in the circuit. (ans:54) |
| Answer» SORRY I TRIED but FAILED | |
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15. A particle in S.H.M. has a velocity 20 cm/sec, when it crosses the meanposition. Find its velocity when it ismidway between the mean position andextreme position. |
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Answer» Maximum value of velocity is obtained at the mean position , such that :Now we need to find the velocity when the OSCILLATORY particle passes the half position between the mean and extreme positions.Velocity at any point is REPRESENTED as :We KNOW that x = A/2 as per Question :So final ANSWER : |
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ANSWER WITH EXPLANATION TO BE THE BRAINLIEST The engine of a car produces an acceleration of 6 ms⁻² in the car. If this car pulls another car of the same mass, then the acceleration would be A. 6 ms⁻² B. 12 ms⁻² C. 3 ms⁻² D. 1.5 ms⁻² E. 4.5 ms⁻² |
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write true or false side of an object and its image formed by a concave mirror are always interchanged |
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A small object is placed 10 cm in front of a plane mirror. If you stand behind the object, 30 cm from the mirror and look at its image, for what distance must you focus youreyes?A. 20 cmB. 60 cmC. 80 cmD. 40 cmE. 30cm |
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Answer» The image is formed at the same distance of the OBJECT behind the mirror. An object placed at 10 CM in front of a PLANE mirror and image is formed at 10 cm behind the mirror. Now, we are at 30 cm front of the mirror. Hence, We will be see the image at 40 cm from the eye. |
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dogs bark is 50 decible and intensity of a Rock concert is 10000 times the dogs bark what is the sound level of rock concert |
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Answer» its 90 dbExplanation: |
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A man carrying a load of weight W on his hand jumps from a height. During free fall, the weight of load experience by man is 1. zero2. W3. 2W4. 3W |
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Answer» heyy.......The ans is zero.Example:He man exists under certain CONDITIONS. His mass is constant. he is WITHIN the Sun's gravitational field, but cannot FEEL it by virtue of the fact that he, and the Earth, are in free fall about the sun. His weight, therefore, thanks to the Sun is zero. Before he JUMPS he has a weight as a RESULT of the Earth's gravitational field. At the moment he jumps his weight falls to zero because now he is in free fall with regard to the Earth.hope it helps u!!mark me as brainliest. |
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Unit of power is A. Joule B. Newton C. Nms⁻¹ D. Nm E. None of these |
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Answer» The unit of POWER is WATT (W) E. NONE of theseHope it HELP u |
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Send handeritten Solution...! |
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Answer» tension in the string be T....now,when,the block will move upward then there will be a pseudo ACCLERATION which will be just opposite to the acceleration of the whole block...so,total force ACTING downward on first =2G+2g/2total force acting upward on second block=4g+4g/2now,if mass of 4g is acelrating downward than(4g+2g)-T=4×a6g-T=4a.......i) for second block..T-(2g +2g/2)=2at-3g=2a.....ii)adding both we get3g=6ag=2aa=g/2putting this value of a in ii) we gett=2×g/2+3gt=g+3gT=4g=40Hence tension in the string will be 40NHence OPTION a)✓✓✓hope it HELPS you |
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What do you mean by uniform velocity? Is it possible for velocity to be considered while acceleration is not zero? Explain. |
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Answer» If the object changes direction while it is MAINTAINING its speed, it is considered to have non-uniform velocity. For velocity to be uniform, or constant, its magnitude and direction must REMAIN constant. The magnitude of velocity remains constant as long as an object covers equal amount of distance in equal intervals of time. The magnitude of velocity is also called speed. Speed is a scalaExplanation:Velocity is a vector quantity. These QUANTITIES, which include velocity and acceleration, are DEFINED by both their magnitude and their direction. For this reason, a change in velocity can occur either through a change in the magnitude of the velocity or a change in the direction that the object is traveling or both. SINCE velocity is also defined by its direction, having a constant speed is not sufficient for an object to have uniform velocity. If the object changes direction while it is maintaining its speed, it is considered to have non-uniform velocity. For velocity to be uniform, or constant, its magnitude and direction must remain constant. The magnitude of velocity remains constant as long as an object covers equal amount of distance in equal intervals of time. |
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Please answer it fast it's urgent |
| Answer» IRRESPECTIVE of mass H max =u 2 /2g=50m if we DOUBLE the initial velocity u then H max will get 4 times MEANS 200m .Explanation:PLEASE MARK ME BRAINLIEST!! | |
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Explain why electromagnets are better than permanent magnets. |
| Answer» TION:Electromagnets can be turned on and off, the magnetic FIELD of the electromagnet can be quickly CHANGED by changing the current in the COIL. | |
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The dielectric constant k of an insulator cannot be??? |
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Answer» C = κ CO, where Co is the capacitance with no DIELECTRIC between the PLATES. The capacitance is MAXIMIZED if the dielectric constant is maximized, and the capacitor plates have large area and are placed as CLOSE together as possible. |
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What is the difference between atomic bomb and hydrogen bomb |
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Answer» An atomic bomb USES either uranium or plutonium and relies on fission, a nuclear reaction in which a nucleus or an atom breaks apart into two pieces. To MAKE a hydrogen bomb, one would STILL need uranium or plutonium as WELL as two other isotopes of hydrogen, called deuterium and tritium. The hydrogen bomb relies on fusion, the process of taking two separate atoms and putting them together to form a third atom.The way the hydrogen bomb works — it’s really a combination of fission and fusion together,” said Eric Norman, who also teaches nuclear engineering at UC Berkeley.In both cases, a significant amount of energy is released, which drives the explosion, experts say. However, more energy is released during the fusion process, which causes a BIGGER blast. “The extra yield is going to give you more bang,” Morse said.Morse said the atomic bombs dropped on Japan were each equivalent to just about 10,000 kilotons of TNT. “Those were the little guys,” Morse said. “Those were small bombs, and they were bad enough.” Hydrogen bombs, he said, would result in a yield of about 100,000 kilotons of TNT, up to several million kilotons of TNT, which would mean more deaths.Hydrogen bombs are also harder to produce but lighter in weight, meaning they could travel farther on top of a missile, according to Explanation:Mark as brainly please. |
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