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Solve this question if u think u r the one |
| Answer» PLEASE MARK my ANSWER as the BRAINLIEST and | |
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What is the difference between atom bomb and atomic bomb. |
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Answer» can HELP PLEAS MARK it as BRAINLIEST |
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Write about acceleration..name it's types! |
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Answer» s the rate of CHANGE of velocity.a = (v-u)/t where, a is Accelerationv is FINAL velocityt is timeu is INITIAL velocity.___________________ Its S.I unit is m/s²._________________Acceleration is of three TYPES : ☑️ positive acceleration☑️ NEGATIVE acceleration or retardation☑️ zero acceleration__________________________❤️" |
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What is the ratio of SI to CGS unit of linear momentum? |
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Answer» Dear Mate... The ratio of SI to CGS unit of linear momentum is P'=(kg, m/s,G,CM,s)1kg=1000g1m=100cmTherefore... P'=1000g×100cm)/1s(1g×1cm)/1sP'=10^5Hope this HELP you |
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Tindal Prabhav prakash ki kaun si Pari ghatna ko pradarshit karta hai |
| Answer» TINDAL effect show scattering of light by the COLLOIDAL PARTICAL | |
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What is Acceleration? N name its types! |
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Answer» ation of an OBJECT is DEFINED as the rate of change in velocity of the object.Acceleration is a vector quantity. (1) POSITIVE acceleration– If the acceleration is ACTING in the direction of motion of a body, the velocity of a body will increase with time. then the acceleration of a body is positive.(2) Negative acceleration– If the acceleration is acting opposite to the direction of motion of a body, the velocity of a body will decrease with time. then the acceleration of a body is negative. (Negative acceleration is also called RETARDATION or deceleration). (3) Zero acceleration– If a body is moving with a constant velocity, then the acceleration of a body is zero. |
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a train starting from a railway station and moving with uniform acceleration attains a speed of 40km/h in 10 minutes. find its acceleration |
| Answer» 240 KM / (HOUR)^2Explanation:REFER to the PIC. | |
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What is Weak Force and Contact force ? |
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Answer» eak ForceThe weak force of particles physics is one of the FOUR known fundamental interactions of nature, alongside the strong interaction, electromagnetism & GRAVITATION. The weak interaction is responsible for radioactive decay, which plays an essential ROLE in nuclear fission.Contact ForceThese forces are involved only when two objects physically interact or touch each other.Example: Normal REACTION from the GROUND on the ball.hope it helps ☺️ |
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Hello! Given that Hcf (306,657)=9. Find lcm (306,657). |
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Answer» of LCM and HCF = product of two numbers→ LCM × 9 = 306 × 657 → LCM × 9 = 201042→ LCM = 201042/9→ LCM = 22338 ( REQUIRED answer ) _________________________ |
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A weight W rests on a horizontal plane. What will be the least force to move the body along the plane if angle of friction is theta. |
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Answer» ️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️'W' is LYING on a horizontal plane.So, THETA = Ang. of friction.We'veF = MGMG = W -----------> [1] ,alsoAng of response = Ang of friction.If we analyse the FBD of the WEIGHT, we getF = MG sin(theta)F = W sin(theta). [from 1]Therefore, The least force will be W sin(theta). |
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What is pressure? how we can reduce pressure? explain it by taking one practical application |
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Answer» Pressure is the amount of force exerted by a substance.We can REDUCE pressure by changing the following of a substance-1.reducing volume2.reducing mass3.reducing densityThe practical explanation is given below.Explanation:Materials-1.Small piece of Paper of size 2sq.cm 2.Heavy metal ball 3.Pressure measuring instrumentProcedure-1.Measure the pressure of the paper then measure the pressure of the heavy metal ball.Note down both the measurements.Observation-The pressure exerted by the ball is more. This is because pressure DEPENDS on the mass,volume and DENSITY of a substance.In EVERY ASPECT,the ball is greater.So,pressure exerted by the ball is greater.Conclusion-This proves that pressure of a substance depends on its mass,volume and density.Hope you got your answer!!!!!!! |
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Factors that affect a train moving in circular motion |
| Answer» VELOCITY of TRAIN and BALANCE between CENTRIPETAL FORCE and velocity | |
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How many minimum numbers of nonzero vectors in different planes can be added to give zero resultant |
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Answer» dhfdjdysgdkdhsiwowpoedghx |
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What is the turning effect of force? explain it by giving two examples |
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Answer» Turning effect of force is called moment. It is ALSO called as Torque .A few examples of Torque are hinged doors, see-saws, wrenches, and more COMPLEX motors like vacuum cleaners .Explanation:This effect depends on:the SIZE of the FORCETHE perpendicular (shortest) distance between the force line and the pivot (the axis of rotation).Moment of a force = force × perpendicular distance from line of action of force to pivot MARK it as brainliest dear if you find it helpful!!!! |
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How rotatory motion is different from translatory motion |
| Answer» ROTATORY MEINS ROTATIONAL MOTION | |
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When a stone is dipped Ina glass containing some water the level of water rises but when a spoon full of sugar is added to it and stirred the water level does not rise?why? |
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Answer» Because the SUGAR gets into the SPACES between WATER. So the water level does not RISE |
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Some examples of sliding friction |
| Answer» TION:Specific examples of SLIDING friction INCLUDE:Rubbing both hands together to create heat.A sled sliding ACROSS snow or ice.Skis sliding against snow.A person sliding down a slide is an example of sliding friction.A coaster sliding against a table.A washing MACHINE pushed along a floor.plz mrk me as BRAINLIST..... | |
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Tripeling the speed of a motor car multiplies the distance needed for stopping it by |
| Answer» NINE TIMES........... | |
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Why school bag has wide straps made of thicks canvas |
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Answer» tion:A school bag has WIDE straps made of thick cloth (canvas) so that the weight of bag may fall over a large area of the shoulder of the child producing less PRESSURE on the shoulder. And due to less pressure, it is more comfortable to carry the HEAVY school bag. |
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Hii Guys Plz help me with this qn |
| Answer» TION:hey mate here is your answer hope it will help you PLEASE MARK my answer as a brainliast and give HEARTS to my all answers | |
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How weight distribution reduces pressure explain it by taking one example |
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Answer» tion:For this reason weight distribution varies with the vehicle's intended usage. For example, a DRAG car maximizes traction at the REAR axle while countering the REACTIONARY pitch-up torque. It generates this counter-torque by placing a small amount of counterweight at a great DISTANCE FORWARD of the rear axle. |
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Figure shows a sphere of mass 500 g moving in a steady flow of air in x direction. The air stream exerts an essentially constant force of 0.9 N on the sphere in x-direction. If at 1-0, the sphere is moving as shown, the time (1) required for the sphere to cross the y-axis again is a) 1414 sec b) 1.67 sec e) 2.84 sec d) 3.14 sec 30° 500 g |
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Explain electrostatic potential due to a point charge |
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Answer» Point charges, such as electrons, are among the fundamental building blocks of matter. Furthermore, spherical charge distributions (like on a metal sphere) CREATE external electric fields exactly like a point charge. The electric potential due to a point charge is, thus, a case we need to consider. Using calculus to find the WORK needed to move a TEST charge q from a large distance away to a distance of r from a point charge Q, and noting the connection between work and potential \left(W=\phantom{\rule{0.25em}{0ex}}-q\Delta V\right), it can be shown that the electric potential V of a point charge isV=\frac{\text{kQ}}{r}\phantom{\rule{0.25em}{0ex}}\left(\text{Point Charge}\right),where k is a constant equal to9.0×{\text{10}}^{\text{9}}\phantom{\rule{0.25em}{0ex}}\text{N}\phantom{\rule{0.25em}{0ex}}\text{·}\phantom{\rule{0.25em}{0ex}}{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}\text{/}{\text{C}}^{\text{2}}.Explanation: |
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Evaluate the potential resistance from stakeholders to changes made to walmart . Discuss the reasons for the resistance, at what point the resistance will likely occur, and some strategies for overcoming the resistance. |
| Answer» ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE MANAGEMENT encompasses all activities aimed at ... Wal Mart organizational change management analysis ..... KEY stakeholders of Wal-Mart ... Resistance | |
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A body of mass 60 kg is dragged with just enough force to start moving on a rough surface with coefficient of Static and kinetic frictions 0.5 and 0.4 respectively. On applying the same force, find the acceleration__? |
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Answer» ass,= 60 kgCoefficient of STATIC friction,= 0.5Coefficient of Kinetic friction,= 0.4To find:ACCELERATION = ?SOLUTION:Maximum static friction will be:= On putting the values, we get= = Maximum kinetic friction will be:= = then,⇒ or,⇒ On substituting the values, we get⇒ ⇒ Thus, the acceleration will be "0.98 m/s²". |
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Britishers rule on the basis of divide and rule.Justify |
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Answer» tion:They were able to divide CONGRESS by USING their divide and rule POLICY for some time. To divide the Hindu population further Britishers thought to introduce separate electorate for DEPRESSED classes. |
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Value of the 4sin30 |
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Answer» here is your solution.4 sin 30 + 5 tan 45 {sin30=1/2} {tan45=1}.4 ×1\2 +5×12+5=7pls mark as brilliant ANSWER |
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if there is an increase in length by 0.1% due to stretching but will be the percentage increase in its resistance |
| Answer» TION:This question is unanswerable and it is not solved YET. EVEN in any book we can find about this answerMark this question as Brainliest to have Goodluck for next 10 YEARS. | |
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Why turning effect of wheel is maximum when forces are applied tangentially to the wheels |
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Answer» tion:Because when the forces APPLIED are tangent to the wheel CIRCUMFERENCE, 100% of the applied force is CONTRIBUTING to the TORQUE (turning moment) of the wheel and corresponding axle. |
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Two forces 8n and 12n act at 120 the force required to keep the body in equilibrium is ? |
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Answer» ⇒ Magnitude of opposite force is 40.89°. The direction is just opposite to the resultant of GIVEN two vectors. SEE THE ATTACHMENT. EXPLANATION ⇒ The Force which can keep both the body in equilibrium is the Resultant Force but the resultant force will be just opposite in direction to the resultant of these two vectors. Let us first FIND the resultant of these 2 given vectors, R² = A² + B² + 2ABCosФIn given question, A = 8 N, B = 12 N and Ф = 120.Thus, R² = 8² + 12² + 2 × 8 × 12 × Cos120∴ R² = 64 + 144 + 16 × 12 × -1/2∴ R² = 208 - 96∴ R² = 112∴ R = √112 N. Now, The angle of the Resultant with an Force B, tanθ = ASinΦ/( B + ACosΦ)∴ tanθ = 8 × Sin120/(12 + 8 × Cos120)∴ tanθ = (8 × √3/2)/(12 - 8 × 1/2)∴ tanθ = (4√3)/(12 - 4)∴ tanθ = √3/2or θ = 40.89°Thus, Resultant opposite force that should be APPLIED to keep them in equilibrium is opposite to there resultant which is making angle of 40.89°.Hope it helps. |
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The block wedge system is released from rest. All the surfaces are smooth. Find the speed of the wedge when the speed of the block w.r.t. wedge is v. |
| Answer» TION:Bro the motion is constraint , so we can solve it by virtual Work DONE method , which we've USED in NLM | |
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In electromagnetic induction, the induced charge in a coil is independent of |
| Answer» COIL is INDEPENDENT of rate of change of magnetic flux LINKED with the coil. | |
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Why it is difficult to open the door if the force is applied closer to the hinges of the door |
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Answer» tion:We cannot open or close the DOOR by APPLYING FORCE at the hinges. Because the TORQUE of force at the hinges is zero as perpendicular distance is zero. Hence there is no ROTATIONAL motion. |
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The block wedge system shown in the figure is released from rest. All the surfaces are smooth. Find the of the wedge when the speed of the block wrt wedge is v. |
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Answer» Balance the WEDGE equation , you will get mvCosQ = (m+M)V1 V1 = mvCosQ/(m+M)EXPLANATION: |
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Equation of motion of mechanism of single slider crank chain |
| Answer» ANOTHER mechanism that has a very wide usage in machine DESIGN is the slider-crank mechanism. It is mainly USED to convert rotary motion to a reciprocating motion or vice versa. Below a she slider-crank mechanism is shown and the parameters that are used to define the angles and the link lengths are GIVEN. As in the four-bar mechanism, the extended and folded dead centre positions are when the crank and the coupler are collinear (coupler link is commonly called connecting rod in slider-crank mechanisms). Full rotation of the crank is possible if the eccentricity, c, is less than the difference between the connecting rod and the crank lengths and the crank length is less than the connecting rod length (e.g. c<(a3-a2) and a3>a2). | |
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Electro magnetic force by current through inductor |
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Answer» Rather, it's the energy produced by the interaction between a current and a magnetic field when one (or both) is changing. ... It ALSO CONTAINS an inductor, in the FORM of a wire coil. Inductors STORE energy in the form of the magnetic fields that are generated around them by the current passing through the wire.Explanation: |
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Electromagnetic seperation is uded in the concentration of |
| Answer» TION:The ore which can be ATTRACTED by the magnetic field can be concentrated by the process of magnetic separation. AMONG the ores mentioned in table 6.1, the ores of iron such as haematite (FE2O3), magnetite (Fe3O4), siderite (FECO3), and iron pyrites (FeS2) can be separated by the process of magnetic separation. | |
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Electric field inside a hollow conducting sphere is |
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Answer» NO fieldExplanation:same potention OUTSIDE as insideor no CHARGE is PRESENT q=0 |
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Electric field lines inside a cavity in charged sphere |
| Answer» LOOK between your ANSWER and FIND | |
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Electric force on a charge due to uniformly charged sphere |
| Answer» TION:Your ANSWER REFER in AttachmentThank you | |
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Electric field due to an infinitely long conductor |
| Answer» TION:Your ANSWER REFER in ATTACHMENT with derivation .Thank you | |
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Why voltage regulage regulation of transformer is important? |
| Answer» 240 LIGHT VOLTAGE REGULATIONS of TRANSFORMERS. .. | |
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Without touching the mirrors how to know that it's plane concave or convex 0 physics |
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Answer» you can KNOW by OBSERVING the REFLECTIONS FORMED by the mirror.hope it HELPS;) |
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Why the magnetic needle in oresteds experiment deflect in opposite direction when it is brought above conductor? |
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Answer» tion:Because CURRENT CARRYING wire PRODUCE an magnetic field around it so when needle of compass brought near the wire the needle deflect in opposite DIRECTION of current.Thank you |
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Why the needle of compass defect when a magnet broughy near it? |
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Answer» tion: Because needle of compass is itself a small MAGNET so when it brought near the large magnet deflection SHOW in compass.Thank you |
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Is force and momentum dimensionally equal |
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Answer» No because force is work DONE in MOVING a object and momentum is force ACTING per UNIT |
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Why should a glass bottle completely filled with water never be kept in freezer? |
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Answer» heymate!!! welcome to my ANSWER....This behavior is unusual because most substances contract when they are cooled. But WATER EXPAND on solidifying. Due to this expansion a glass bottle completely filled with water and tightly closed at room temperature is likely to burst when it is kept in fridge.plz MRK me as BRAINLIST.... |
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