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1.

What is the difference between reflection and refraction?

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Difference Between Reflection and Refraction. The PHENOMENON of a light beam rebounding after hitting a surface is calledreflection. ... There's another phenomenon called refraction. Here, the light CHANGES DIRECTION, or 'bends' as it PASSES through the boundary between these TWO media.


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2.

A spherical mirror and thin spherical lens have each of focal length of +25 cm.The mirror and the lens are likly to be- (a)both concave . (b)both convex. (c)mirror is concave and lens is convex . (d)mirror is convex and lens is concave .

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(B)both CONVEX as both of them have a POSITIVE FOCAL LENGH


3.

A man 1.8m tall wishes to see full length images in a planemirror .the length of the shortest mirror in which he can see his entire images is

Answer» SIZE of the MIRROR is HALF the size of HEIGHT of MAN I.e. 0.9 m.
4.

What is Overlay? Discuss about various types of Overlays.

Answer» COVER the surface of (something) with a coating.

"their fingernails were overlaid with silver or gold"

There are four DIFFERENT overlay systems USED in CREATING DECORATIVE concrete floors: microtoppings, stampable overlays, multipurpose overlays and self-leveling overlays.
5.

Write about various road patterns?

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Roadway patterns are very essential in the development of the settlements of a city. However, recent development in cities does not give importance to the STUDY of the ROAD patterns that give rise to NUMEROUS roads that are not interconnected, housing SCHEMES and commercial developments built far AWAY where roads are very distant from the center of the town.

6.

Write a note on fuels for 8th class (minimum 4 lines)

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The THINGS which give us HEAT and ENRGY when it burns in present of OXYGEN. most common source of fuel is COAL, petroleum ,lpg water gas, hydraulics power ,cng etc.

7.

A train travels the first 30 km of 120 km track with a uniform speed of 30 km/h. What should be the speed of the train to cover the remaining distance of track so that average speed will be 60km/h for the whole journey?

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Time TAKEN to travel FIRST 30 KM

t1 = \frac{30km}{30km/h}

= 1 h

Let V = speed of the train with which it travels the remaining distance of 90 km.

Time taken to travel remaining distance (90km)

=》 T2 = \frac{90}{V}

=》Average speed = \frac{Total\:Distance}{Total\:Time\:Taken}

=》Average speed = \frac{120}{t1 + t2} ........... ☝

=》 Average Speed = 60 km/h (given in the question )

Put the value of t1 and t2 in the equation ☝

=》 60 = \frac{120}{1 + \frac{90}{V} }

=》 1 + \frac{90}{V} = \frac{120}{60}

=》 1 + \frac{90}{V} = 2 OR

=》 V = 90 km/h

So, the speed by which the train needs to travel to continue its average speed of 60km/h is 90km/h .

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8.

a solid cylinder starts falling from height H on an inclined plane at some instant t, the ratio of its rotational kinetic energy and the total kinetic energy would be

Answer» HEY sis here is your answer

ROTATIONAL KINETIC energy is

(KE)r =1/2 Iw2 =1/2{1/2MR2}

=1/4 MR2w2 where(I=1/2MR2)

Where Mis the mass of the disc and R radius ,

Translational kinetic energy is

(KE)r = 1/2 Mv2 =1/2 m(RW)2 =1/2MR2 w2 where (V=Rw)

Total energy KE =(KE)r +(KE)r =3/4Mr2 W2

Hence (KE)r/KE =2/3


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9.

What are air pollution..........

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Addition of harmful and UNDESIRABLE SUBSTANCE in air is CALLED air pollution the harmful SUBSTANCES which pollutes the air are called pollutants

10.

A pumping machine pumps water at rate of 60 cc per sec at pressure of 1.5 atm. What is the power delivered by the machine?

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<P>Pressure = 1.5 atm

= 1.5x10 raise to power 1.5  Pa

Volume

V = 60 cc

= 60x10 raise to power –6 m raise to power 3

Time:  

T=1 s  

Power:  

P= w/t  

= pv/t  

= (1.5x10 raise to power 5) (60x10 raise to power minus 6)/1  

You can solve this to get the ANSWER

11.

A block of ice is sliding at a constant speed before moving up a smooth slope. Which of the following options is true about its energy as it is sliding up the slope?Kinetic energy Potential energyA. Increases DecreasesB. Increases IncreasesC. Decreases IncreasesD. Decreases Decreases

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A, as it slides it GAINS VELOCITY which increases KE , as it comes down it's HEIGHT decreases which decreases PE

12.

A dry soil has a void ratio of 0.65 and its grain specific gravity is = 2.80. What is its unit weight? Water is added to the sample so that its degree of saturation is 60% without any change in void ratio. Determine the water content and unit weight. The sample is next placed below water. Determine the true unit weight (not considering buoyancy) if the degree of saturation is 95% and 100% respectively.

Answer» HOPE this will HELP you
13.

The void ratio of clay A decreased from 0.572 to 0.505 under a change in pressure from 1.20 kPa to 1.80 kPa. The void ratio of clay B decreased from 0.612 to 0.597 under the same increment of pressure. The thickness of sample A was 1.50 times that of B. Nevertheless the time required for 50% consolidation was three times longer for sample B than for sample A. What is the ratio of the coefficient of permeability of A to that of B?

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EXPLANATION:

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14.

Dry soil with G= 2.71 is mixed with 16% by weight of water and compacted to produce a cylindrical sample of 38 mm diameter and 76mm long with 6% air content. Calculate the mass of the mixed soil that will be required and the void ratio of the sample

Answer» HOPE this will HELP you
15.

Current and its si unit

Answer» RATE of flow of ELECTRIC charges is defined as CURRENT. Its SI unit is Ampere.
I= Q/T;  where I= current, Q= no. of charges,T=time
16.

What are biodegradable pollutants....

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Those pollutants which can be broken down into simpler, harmless, substances in nature in due course of time (by the action of micro-organisms like certain bacteria) are called biodegradable pollutants. Domestic wastes (garbage), urine, FAECAL matter, SEWAGE, agriculture residues, paper, wood, cloth, cattle DUNG, animal bones, leather, wool, VEGETABLE stuff or plants are biodegradable pollutants.

17.

A jeep carries a trailer of the level road at constant speed of 10 M per second calculate the power exerted on the trailer if the tension in the coupling is 2000 Newton?

Answer» POWER =tension force *VELOCITY
2000 *10= 20000
18.

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Answer» H2SO4 EK TANU AMLIYA HAI
19.

Write about water pollutants

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Heya !!


here is your ANSWER⤵️⤵️


The substance which are responsible for POLLUTION are called pollutants

The WATER pollutants like :


oil

Grease

These are sometimes directly RELEASED to water bodies

so, water is effected here.


Hope my answer HELPS you

20.

A concave lens has focal length of 15cm.At what distance should the object from the lens be placed so that if forms an image 10cm from the lens?

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Lens is concave therefore,
focal LENGTH = -15 CM
image distance, V = -10 cm
we know that , 1/f=1/V-1/u
therefore , answer is u= -30 cm.
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21.

What is the distance between achalpur to Amravati?????

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49.8 KM
22.

The mass of air in a 30 litre vessel at 27 ºC and a gauge pressure of 187 kPa is about

Answer» HOPE this will HELP you
23.

What is work done by the centripetal force on the rotating body?

Answer» SINCE the angle between velocity and centrepetal FORCE is 90°
WORK is a scalar product
cos 90=O
Then work is ZERO
24.

Define texture of a soil.

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Definition of soil texture. Textureindicates the RELATIVE content of PARTICLES of VARIOUS sizes, such as sand, silt and clay in the soil. Textureinfluences the ease with which soil can be worked, the amount of water and air it HOLDS, and the RATE at which water can enter and move through soil

25.

Write the equation of the A-line, and explain the terms in it.

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The EQUATION of a line is TYPICALLY written as y=mx+B

A linear equation can be expressed in the form . In this equation, x and y are coordinates of a point, m is the slope, and b is the y-coordinate of the y-intercept. Because this equation describes a line in terms of its slope and its y-intercept, this equation is called the slope-intercept form.



26.

What is an equipotential line and a flow line?

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Equipotential LINES are like contour lines on a map which trace lines of equal altitude. In this case the "altitude" is electric potential or voltage. Equipotential lines are ALWAYS perpendicular to the electric field. In THREE dimensions, the lines form equipotential surfaces.


















A flow line, used on a DRILLING rig, is a large DIAMETER pipe (typically a section of casing) that is connected to the bell nipple (under the drill floor) and extends to the possum belly (on the mud tanks) and acts as a return line, (for the drilling fluid as it comes out of the hole), to the mud tanks.

27.

A force acting on a 20 kg mass changes its velocity from 5m/s to 2 m/s. Calculate the work done.

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According to WORK k.energy theorem

Work done by force equals CHANGE in k.e

So

W=0.5*20(4–25)

W=-210joule

28.

The spring constant of a spring is k when divided in equal parts

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ANSWER with CORRECT SOLUTION

29.

List the solid which shows negligible expansion on heating?

Answer» SODIUM POTASSIUM CARBON ets BURN at HEATING they dont expand
30.

a block of mass 1 kg is suspended by a string of mass 1 kg length one metre. Calculate tansion in string at its lowest point

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If we measure the TENSION of STRING at the lowest point.

Tension of sring(T) = MASS pf the block.

Tension = MG

= l0N

31.

Write principle of electric generator and how it works/?

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The electric MOTOR generator works on a principal NAMED electromagnetic INDUCTION. discovered by Michael Faraday in 1831. Feraday discovered as above flow of electric charges is inuced by moving an electrical conductor. such as a WIRE that contains electric CHARGE in a megnetic field.

32.

How can a perfectly black body realized in practice??Do we have to write about ferrys black body??

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Dear student
a perfectly black body is one which absorbs radiation of all wavelength INCIDENT on it its ABSORPTANCE is unity as it NEITHER reflect nor transmits any radiation.

in ferry blackbody the radiation inside the enclosure whose inner walls are maintained at constant temperature has the same properties as black body radiation. and most of ENERGY entering through small hole of ferry blackbody is absorbed (99%)

33.

Solve!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer»

A) the EARTH remains STATIONERY while the ball MOVES upwards

34.

What do you mean by a contact force give two examples of it?

Answer» CONTACT FORCE is a force which happens in contact with the body.

example- FRICTIONAL force and MUSCULAR force
35.

Advantages and disadvantages of resistor in parallel and resistor in series

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36.

Which of these exert greater pressure on the ground for a given thrust: a pointed heels? b flat sandals? Give a reason.

Answer»

The answer is POINTED heel

we know that the pressure of a body is given by force acting over a given AREA
this SHOWS that the pressure is inversely proportional to the area i.e the LESS the area over which the force is acting the GREATER is the pressure

37.

What is. projectile????

Answer» PROJECTILE,


when a BODY is trown by an ANGLE so this MOTION is CALLED projectile motion
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38.

What do u mean by..retardation???

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✺the ACTION of delaying or slowing the PROGRESS or development of something.

IN SCIENCE
✹The NEGATIVE acceleration is also CALLED retardation

39.

What is vector?????in physics

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Veator QUANTITY ……

vector quantityimplies the physical quantity which COMPRISES of both magnitude and direction

eg

…… VELOCITY , DISPLACEMENT .

40.

What is magnitude?????

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Magnitude— the study of MOTION distance, velocity, speed and mass expressed as quantities — is DIVIDED between vectors and SCALARS. A one-dimensional scalar is DESCRIBED by its magnitude ALONE,

41.

Specific volume is equals to - density/volume ,weight/mass,volume/mass,mass/volume

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Volume/Mass is the answer

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42.

Can any one solve it ???

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0.1mg. WT =10× 0.1 ×10^-6=10^-5kg

So we are given

10^-5=g*40*15/20*10^-4

10^-5*10^-4×2/3=g

g=6.55*10^-11


43.

Pls ans this as fast as possible

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TIME OF JOURNEY =5SECOUND

HEIGHT = 125m


✺ TOTAL DI STANCE =

125+125=250m


✸REASON✍✍✍

Object first go upward

and then fall BACK so total DISTANCE is addition
of both length

✺ TOTAL DISPLACEMENT


0

✷REASON ✍✍✍✍

DISPACEMENT is a VECTOR quantity it has


direction and magnitude


so
when body fall back then it is opposite

in direction.

=  > 125  + ( - 125)
=  > 0



✺ AVERAGE SPEED



\frac{total \: distance}{total \: time}





=  > \frac{250}{5}




=  > 50 \:  \: m {s}^{ - 1}




✺AVERAGE VELOCITY



\frac{total \: displacment}{total \: time}


\frac{0}{5}

ans \:  \:  \: 0

44.

A radio set does 20 joules of work in 5 sec. What is its power? How many units of energy consumed if it is operated for 6 hours?

Answer» POWER =

\frac{work \: done}{time \: taken \: }
\frac{20 \: \: joules}{5 \: \: sec}
= > 4 \: watt

ENERGY CONSUMED FOR 6 HOURES

=>>>>
\frac{power \times time}{1000}

\frac{4 \times 6 \times 60 \times 60}{1000}
\frac{864}{10}

8.64JOULE
45.

What would happen if we throw the light on the mirror along the normal

Answer»

Here is ans


RETRACE IT PATH


NOT E ⇨⇨

if we fall a light on a MIRROR it mean INCIDENT
angle is zero and we all know

according to law of ✨REFLECTION ✨



\:  \: angle \:  \: i \:  \:  =  \:  \: angle \: r
SO

angle of reflection is ALSO zero

=>>>>>

light went BACK to it same path

46.

Describe log time fitting method.

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Thismethod, DEVELOPED by A. Casagrande, DETERMINES 100% U on semi LOG plot of laboratory TIME consolidation curve by THEORETICAL curve between U and logTv.

47.

What is the energy of the body

Answer» ENERGY of body means the power which we have or stemina
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48.

Can you use water in a barometer??❓❓❓❓

Answer»

YES WE USE WATER IN BAROMETER


BUT

⇨⇨⇨

mercury is better than water


REASON✍✍✍



✱ Mercury has a very low vapor PRESSURE  when COMPARED to that of water. So it is more sensitive than water to the changes in the atmospheric pressure and rises more QUICKLY to record the changes in the atmospheric pressure.



DISADVANTAGE OF USEING WATER IN A BAROMETER⇨⇨⇨


A barometerusing water, for instance, would needto be 13.6 times taller than a mercury barometer to obtain the same pressure difference.

49.

give two examples of the following gravitational force muscular force frictional force and magnetic force

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GRAVITATIONAL force: holds GASES in the SUN,when you throw a ball in the air it COMES back again.

Muscular force: lifting something, playing basketball

Frictional force: walking, sliding down a slide

Magnetic force: motors, needle of a compass

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50.

What is respiration??

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It is process in which living beings inhale and EXHALE OXYGEN for their survival is called RESPIRATION.