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1.

What are chemical filled in electric cell

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Hey mate here is your answer》》

An electrical CELL (or an "ELECTROLYTIC cell") is used for these reactions. It is a container which has to have a CHEMICAL reaction INVOLVING electrodes. The chemical substances are exposed to electrical power, and the electrolysis reaction happens inside the electrical cell.

Hope this answer will help you..《《

2.

Equation of kinetic energy when mass ,distance,initial velocity,and time is given

Answer» KINETIC ENERGY is =1/2 mv^2.velocity is EQUAL to distance/time.
3.

What is the size of thermometer

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It COULD be of DIFFERENT SIZES.

4.

6 examples of hibernatin animals oues of Class - 6

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There are several animals that hibernate–

SKUNKS

BEES

SNAKES

groundhogs

bears

BATS

HOPE THIS IS HELPFUL

5.

Find the work done by a force that moves an object from the point

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The ANSWER is if we KICKED a BALL at the RATE of pa then it will move from it point

6.

Explain answer my lovely frndz... quick..

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F=q1q2/r*2.
ACCORDING to QUESTION d=r/5
f=q1q2/(r/5)*2
f=q1q2/r*2/25
25f=q1q2/r*2

7.

a cube is floating in water, when 2g is placed on the cube ,the cube is completely immersed in the water. determine the volume of cube help me!!!

Answer» PUT the FORMULA of density of water and MASS then you will get the VOLUME of the cube because density equal to mass UPON volume
8.

Is battery a dc source or ac source

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Battery is a source of Direct CURRENT (D.C)

Hope this HELPS..
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9.

Where is the earth's weight will be 0?

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At the CENTER of the EARTH .

10.

How many time does a ray bend on passing through a prosm?

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The ray BEND 2 times while passing through a prism. FIRST when it ENTERS the glass prism and second when it COMES out of the prism.

Hope it helps.....

11.

Air at 258c flows over a 5-cm-diameter, 1.7-m-long smooth pipe with a velocity of 4 m/s. A refrigerant at 2158c flows inside the pipe and the surface temperature of the pipe is essentially the same as the refrigerant temperature inside. The drag force exerted on the pipe by the air i

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I don't KNOW the ANSWER BEHIND it

12.

A cube is floating in water, when 2g is placed on the cube ,the cube is completely immersed in the water. determine the volume of cubehelp me!!!

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Let the side of the CUBE be S, density of water be d, MASS of cube be m, acceleration due to gravity be g.

When the weight is on the block,

Using Archimedes’ Principle ,

Weight of the block + Weight of the mass = Bouyant force (B1)

(Since B1 = volume of water displaced = S3×d×gS3×d×g )

=> m×g+0.2×g=S3×d×gm×g+0.2×g=S3×d×g

=> m=S3×d+0.2m=S3×d+0.2 …. 1

When the mass is removed,

Weight of the block = Bouyant force (B2)

(Since B2 = (S−0.02)S2×d×g(S−0.02)S2×d×g)

=> m×g=(S−0.02)S2×d×gm×g=(S−0.02)S2×d×g

=> m=(S−0.02)S2×dm=(S−0.02)S2×d … 2

From 1 and 2,

S3×d+0.2=(S−0.02)S2×dS3×d+0.2=(S−0.02)S2×d

=>0.2=0.02×S2×d0.2=0.02×S2×d

Taking d = 1000kg/m31000kg/m3

S2=0.01S2=0.01

=> S = 0.1 m = 10cm³

HOPE YOU ARE SATISFIED WITH MY ANS

13.

For the measurement of flow rate of liquid the method used is

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HEY MATE HERE IS YOUR ANSWER

To measure the flow rate of liquid THE FLOAT METHOD is used and it also known as cross SECTIONAL method.

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14.

the input and output voltages of a transformer are 220 V and 44 V respectively find the current in input circuit if the output current is 2 A plz answer its important and urgent

Answer» GIVEN ,
INPUT VOLTAGE- 220 v
output voltage- 44v
output current- 2A

than , input current = ??
than a FORMULA , Vs×Is= Vp×Ip
than input current= 220÷ 44×2.
= 2.5A
15.

What is joules law ?

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It is a law stating that the HEAT produced by an electric current (i) flowing through a RESISTANCE (R) for a TIME tis proportional to i ^2 Rt.

16.

A body of mass M is moving in a circle with radius r with velocity w. Find an expression the centripetal force f acting on it using the method of dimensional Analysis

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F=MV^2/r is the EXPRESSION

17.

What is different between limiting and static friction??

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Limiting friction acts on a BODY when body is about to MOVE whereas static friction is ACT on a body when body is at rest.

18.

Define least count with one example

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DEFINE least COUNT. Answer: The smallest value up to which an instrument can MEASURE is called least count. For example least count of METER rule is up to 1 mm and least count of Vernier CALIPER is 0.01 cm.

19.

What is ohms law?WHAT IS USES

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according to ohm's law the current FLOWING in a CONDUCTOR is directly propotional to the pd applied across its ENDS plz mark me as BRAINLIEST

20.

Describe how hydro energy can be converted into electrical energy 0

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Hydropower plants CAPTURE theenergy of FALLING water to generateelectricity. A turbine converts the kinetic energy of falling water intomechanical energy. Then a generator converts the mechanicalenergy from the turbine into ELECTRICAL energy.
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21.

Which physical quantity is conserved when an artificial satellite revolves around the earth

Answer» GRAVITATIONAL FORCE
22.

the plane polarised electromagnetic wave is travelling in free space along +x direction. the amplitude of the electric field is E0= 240 N/c and its frequency is 150 Mhz. the electric field of the wave can be written as

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Electric FIELD of the wave ALONG positive X direction can be written as
\boxed{\bf{E=E_0sin(kx-\omega t)}}

so, first of all, we have to FIND out k, \omega

given, frequency of wave , f = 150MHz
= 150 × 10^6 Hz = 1.5 × 10^8 Hz
so, angular frequency , \omega = 2π × 150 × 10^6
= π × (300) × 10^6 rad/sec
= 3π × 10^8 rad/sec

K = \frac{\omega}{c}
c is the speed of light
so, K = 3π × 10^8/3 × 10^8 = π

now, equation of electric field of the wave is
E = 240sin(π x - 3π × 10^8) N/C

23.

Two athletes, ajay and Rahul are participating in a 100 m race. Ajay runsure with a speed of 5m/s . Rahul takes 5 s more than ajay to complete race. What is the speed of the Rahul?

Answer» HII Namita, here is urr answer.


given:- total distance- 100m

speed of Ajay - 5 m/s
than time taken by Ajay to complete race - distance / speed .
= 100 m÷ 5 m/s
= 20 sec.
but Rahul takes 5 MIN more to complete race,than
total time taken by rahul- 20+5
= 25 sec.
than, speed of Rahul is - distance / time
- 100m÷ 25 sec= 4 m /s .




I think it may help you dear BRAINLY mate.
24.

all the seven roads are identical of length L neglect the width of the roads find the position of centre of mass

Answer» PLEASE REFER to ATTACHMENT
25.

Failure of newtonian mechanics on lagrangian formulation

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It is necessary to study Newtonian mechanics to truly understand Lagrangian mechanics since its underlying foundation is Newtonian mechanics. It is essentially a different formulation of the same thing. In a way when doing Lagrangian mechanics you are still doing Newtonian mechanics just in the way of energy.
Lagrange mechanics provides a much more elegant and direct way of solving the complicated systems especially if you start adding in damping or driving mechanisms. ONE of the attractive aspects of Lagrangian mechanics is that it can solve systems much easier and QUICKER than would be by doing the way of Newtonian mechanics. In Newtonian mechanics for example, one MUST EXPLICITLY account for constraints. However, constraints can be bypassed in Lagrangian mechanics. You can also modify the Lagrange equations pretty easily as well if you want to account for something LIKE a driving or dissipation forces.

26.

A body moving along a straight line Travels one third of Total distance with a speed of 3 metres per second the remaining distance is covered with a speed of 4 metre per second for half the time and 5 M per second for the other half of the time the average speed during the motion is??

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An EXAMPLE is gravitational waves, or ripples in space-TIME that COME from interactions between black holes. This was first predicted by Albert EINSTEIN at the turn of the last century, when he showed that time and space are linked; time speeds up or SLOWS down when space is distorted.

As of mid-2017, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) Scientific Collaboration has announced three black-hole interactions and mergers detected through gravitational waves, in just two years.

27.

Cell where chemical energy is converted to electrical energy

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As the chemical reactions occur in the INTERNAL circuit, electrons carry electrical energy through a wire in the external circuit. You can connect the wire to a light BULB or a motor to do WORK. Thus, a galvanic cell CONVERTS chemical energy into electrical energy.
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28.

If I take weights of my five friends.what will be their weights on moon and Mars

Answer» THIER WEIGHT will be REDUCED as HALF for each one of them in both moon and MARS
29.

Urgently guizDescribe the underlying principle used in chrome plating of objects.

Answer» CHROME PLATING is a SAFETY FORMULA of a MATEL
30.

You are provided with plane mirror,concave mirror,convex mirror.how will you find them without touching them

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Plane mirror: If you look at the PLAIN mirror the size of the object in the mirror will be the same as that in real.

Concave Mirror: (Folded or bulged inwards) If you see it from far away you can see the IMAGE inverted as compared to real but if you see keeping it near, you will see a magnified (ENLARGED) image of the object in the mirror.

Convex Mirror: (folded or bulged OUTWARDS) It always forms a small and erect image.

Hope this info HELPS you.
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31.

The bees do not have voice boxes how do they produce sound

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They PRODUCE SOUND by MOVING their WINGS up and down...

32.

Explain how the phases of moon are formed answer for th

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The phases of the moon are not “formed,” but rather they are the changing appearance of the moon BASED on our VIEW from Earth and the amount of the SURFACE of the moon that is alight from sunlight provided by the sun.


In this way, there REALLY is not any “dark side of the moon”.

33.

Calculate the time taken by a 60w bulb to consume 3000 j of energy

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P = E/t

60 W = 3000 J / t

t = 3000 J / 60 W

t = 50S

34.

If the kinetic energy of two bodies are equal then the momentum will also be equal? explain how

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The MOMENTUM also depends UPON MASS.....if mass is less then momentum will also less.....

35.

If the kinetic energy of two bodies are equal then the momentum will also be equal?

Answer» YES,it WOULD be
HOPE it HELPS
36.

Why two independent sources cannot be coherent

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->It is because they have
*Different PHASE difference
*LIGHT of different wavelength
Due to this they can interfere each other and no corresponding interference pattern COULD be SEEN.

37.

I want preface for electroplating

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First, you have to choose the right electrodes and electrolyte by figuring out the chemical reaction or reactions you want to happen when the electric current is switched on. The metal atoms that plate your object come from out of the electrolyte, so if you want to copper plate something you need an electrolyte made from a solution of a copper salt, while for gold plating you need a gold-based electrolyte—and so on.

Next, you have to ensure the electrode you want to plate is completely clean. Otherwise, when metal atoms from the electrolyte are deposited ONTO it, they won't form a good bond and they may simply rub off again. Generally, cleaning is done by dipping the electrode into a strong acid or alkaline solution or by (briefly) connecting the electroplating circuit in reverse. If the electrode is really clean, atoms from the plating metal bond to it effectively by joining very strongly onto the outside edges of its crystalline structure.
Now we're ready for the main part of electroplating. We need two electrodes made from different conducting materials, an electrolyte, and an ELECTRICITY supply. Generally, one of the electrodes is made from the metal we're trying to plate and the electrolyte is a solution of a salt of the same metal. So, for example, if we're copper plating some brass, we need a copper electrode, a brass electrode, and a solution of a copper-based compound such as copper sulfate solution. Metals such as gold and silver don't easily dissolve so have to be made into solutions using strong and dangerously unpleasant cyanide-based chemicals. The electrode that will be plated is generally made from a cheaper metal or a nonmetal coated with a conducting material such as graphite. Either way, it has to conduct electricity or no electric current will flow and no plating will occur.

We dip the two electrodes into the solution and connect them up into a circuit so the copper becomes the positive electrode (or anode) and the brass becomes the negative electrode (or cathode). When we switch on the power, the copper sulfate solution splits into ions (atoms with too few or too many electrons). Copper ions (which are positively charged) are attracted to the negatively charged brass electrode and slowly DEPOSIT on it—producing a thin later of copper plate. Meanwhile, sulfate ions (which are negatively charged) arrive at the positively charged copper anode, releasing electrons that move through the battery TOWARD the negative, brass electrode.

It takes time for electroplated atoms to build up on the surface of the negative electrode. How long exactly DEPENDS on the strength of the electric current you use and the concentration of the electrolyte. Increasing either of these increases the speed at which ions and electrons move through the circuit and the speed of the plating process. As long as ions and electrons keep moving, current keeps flowing and the plating process continues.


HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND

38.

Does centrifugal force act along the thread of roataing stone attached to thread

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Hello Mate!

Yes, the CENTRIFUGAL force act along the thread of rotating STONE.

When you start rotating the stones along with thread then the force which attracts stone towards centre is CALLED centrifugal or centripetal force.

Thus the velocity of stone acts in straight direction tangent to circular path and hence stone KEEP on MOVING in circular direction

Have great future ahead!

39.

Answer in brief explain phenomenon mirage(twinkling of star, rainbow) please ans fast..

Answer» TWINKLING of star OCCURS due to the blowing of air in our atmosphere..stars are still but the presence of air MAKES them to twinkle...
rainbow is FORMED when sun appears in coure of time when it is RAINING the rain droplets diverge the white light into its constituent colours(VIBGYOR)
40.

Explain the phenomenon mirage .twinkling of star ,rainbow.plzzzzzzzzzzzz help me.......

Answer» OK i GIVE ANSWER in few MINUTES
41.

The magnetic field through the center of circular coil are

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At the centre of the circular loop, The MAGNETIC FIELD lines are STRAIGHT. Each segment of circular loop carrying current produces magnetic field lines in the same direction with in the loop. The direction of magnetic field at the centre of circular coil is perpendicularto the PLACE of the coil.


For more INFORMATION search Biot-Savats law.

42.

Explain the difference between line spectrum and band spectrum

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Line spectra are also CALLED atomicspectra, as they ORIGINATE from the atoms. Band spectrum is produced by molecules. They are the groups oflines which are closely SPACED to one ANOTHER. ... The line spectrums are obtained from atoms, while band spectrum is a RESULT of these linespectrums.

43.

If i ride a stationary bike at 40 km per hour, how many calories would i burn

Answer» AVERAGE 450 to 750 CALORIES BURN.
44.

Plzz help all match the colom true and false and most appropiate answer

Answer» OK i GIVE ANSWER in few MINUTES
45.

When the naked wires of electricity supply line touch each other what is this?

Answer» SPARKING will OCCUR
46.

What things we should keep in mind while using wire

Answer»

Our HAND should not be WET with water


we should not TOUCH the metal piece of wire

47.

Name the alloy which is used to make the heating element of heating appliances

Answer» HEY there !!

the ALLOY's which are used for making heating element of heating appliances is nichrome which contains 80% NICKEL 20% chromium .

hope it helps !!
48.

Difference between x ray diffraction and x ray crystallography

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X-ray CRYSTALLOGRAPHY is a technique used for determining the atomic and molecular structure of a crystal, in which the crystalline structure causes a beam of incident X-rays to diffract into many specific directions. By measuring the angles and intensities of these diffracted beams, a crystallographer can produce a three-dimensional picture of the density of electrons within the crystal. From this electron density, the mean positions of the atoms in the crystal can be determined, as well as their chemical BONDS, their crystallographic disorder, and various other information.
In a single-crystal X-ray diffraction measurement, a crystal is mounted on a goniometer. The goniometer is used to position the crystal at selected orientations. The crystal is illuminated with a finely focused monochromatic beam of X-rays, producing a diffraction pattern of regularly spaced spots KNOWN as reflections. The two-dimensional images taken at different orientations are converted into a three-dimensional model of the density of electrons within the crystal using the mathematical method of Fourier transforms, combined with chemical data known for the sample. Poor resolution (fuzziness) or EVEN errors may RESULT if the crystals are too small, or not uniform enough in their internal makeup.

49.

Electric field intensity due to infinite line charge derivation

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Hey MATE here is your answer》》

The electric FIELD of an infinite line CHARGE with a uniform linear charge DENSITY can be obtained by a using Gauss' law. CONSIDERING a Gaussian surface in the form of a cylinder at radius r, the electric field has the same magnitude at every point of the cylinder and is directed outward.

Hope this answer will help you..《《

50.

Explain how the primary current increase as the current on the secondary side of the transformer is increased.

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POWER p is constant.

E and I are inversely proportional.

As CURRENT in PRIMARY increases, current in secondary decreases.