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1.

What are the material used for dooping to p type semiconductor?

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NORMALLY Trivalent and Pentavalent elements are used to DOPE Silicon and GERMANIUM. When an intrinsic semiconductor is doped with Trivalent IMPURITY it becomes a P-Type semiconductor. The P stands for Positive, which means the semiconductor is rich in holes or Positive charged ions.

2.

An antenna has a beam solid angle that is equivalent to a trapezoidal patch

Answer» HOPE it HELPED......
3.

The angle between the direction of starvand tge direction of earth's axis of rotation is called

Answer»

The ANGLE between the direction of starvand tge direction of EARTH's AXIS of rotation is called CO -delication

4.

A train of mass 50000kg initially running at a velocity of 72km/hr, when breaks are applied its velocity changed to 32km/hr.calculate the work done by the breaks

Answer» MASS of train=50000kg
initial velocity=72km/h×5/18=20m/s
final velocity=32km/h×5/18=8.89m/s
speed decrease by breaks=20-8.89
=11.11m/s
according to question

WORK done=energy possess
work done=1/2×m×v×v
work done=1/2×50000×11.11×11.11
work done=3085802.5J


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5.

Should a good lubricant be highly viscous or should have low viscosity and why?

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SINCE viscosity is the measure of the FLUID's resistance to flow, so extra power or effort will be required to overcome that extra resistance caused by very HIGH viscous lubricant. Now, SUPPOSE you have a high speed BEARING, you can not use the same lubricant that you used for a low speed bearing.

6.

Who introduce right hand thumb rule?

Answer» FLEMING INTRODUCED RIGHT hand THUMB RULE.
7.

Plz help as soon as possible(photo attached)

Answer»

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We know AVERAGE = total distance /total time


=> 18 + 25 +24 +48 +15/ 9+15+8 +12+7

=> 140/51 = 2.74 km/min

8.

What is meaning of boulders???

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A LARGE rock, TYPICALLY one that has been worn SMOOTH by erosion.

9.

I can't understand images formed by a concave mirror

Answer» HLO MATE ......

Pls elaborate UR question
10.

Why do frog respires their skin?

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When the FROG is out of the water, mucus glands in the skin KEEP the frog MOIST, which helps absorb DISSOLVED oxygen from the AIR. A frog may also breathe much like a human, by taking air in through their nostrils and down into their lungs.

11.

Starting torque of single phase induction motor is maximum in which motor

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In two-pole single-phase motors, the torque goes to zero at 100% SLIP (zero speed), so these require alterations to the STATOR such as shaded-poles to PROVIDE starting torque. A single phase INDUCTION motor requires separate starting circuitry to provide a rotating field to the motor.

12.

The broughton suspension bridge is known to follow the un-damped ode system given by

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Resonance) The Broughton SUSPENSION BRIDGE is known to follow the un-damped ODE system GIVEN by 500y" +50y F(t), when it is in use.

13.

Explain the working of hope apparatus (daigram ,principal ,use)its urgent plzzzzz...

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An apparatus CONSISTING of a vessel containing water, a freezing mixture in a tray surrounding the vessel, and thermometers inserted in the water at points above and below the freezing mixture; USED to show that the maximum density of water LIES at about 4°C.

14.

_STATE WHETHER *TRUE* or *FALSE*_The SI unit of loudness is bel but it is measured in decible.....

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False
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15.

A bus and a car have a same kinetic energy which one of this w/o is moving faster Explain

Answer»

Let the car have a mass m and MOVE with a velocity V. Let the bus have a mass M and move with a velocity v. Then,

Momentum of the car = m V,

Momentum of the bus= M v

SINCE the two momenta are equal we have,

mV = M v = p ( p is magnitude of momentum)

Kinetic energy of the car = p²/2m,………1

Kinetic energy of the bus= p²/2M, … ….2

Comparing EQUATIONS 1 and 2,

Kinetic of the car › Kinetic energy of the bus ( as the kinetic energy of the vehicle is inversely proportional to the mass of the vehicle. A lighter vehicle has larger kinetic energy. Because to have the same momentum a lighter vehicle needs to travel MUCH faster. And since Kinetic energy is proportional to square of velocity its kinetic energy is more than of the HEAVIER vehicle).

16.

is 5 into 10 raise to the power 19 electrons flow through conductor in 4 seconds then the current is charge of electron is equals to 1.6 into 10 to the power minus 19 coulomb

Answer» CHARGE on each electron=1.6×10^-19
number of electron =5×10^19
hence, total charge =1.6×10^-19×5×10^19
=8
time taken=4s
we know that ,
I=total q /time taken
I=8/4
I=2A
hence the CURRENT =2A
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17.

Sp angular velocity of rotation of hour hand of a watch greater than or smaller than the angular velocity of earth rotation about its own axis

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It take the Earth approximately 23 hours 56 MINUTES 4.09 seconds to make one COMPLETE revolution 360°
so angular VELOCITY of Earth is about 7.292/100000 radian per sec

whereas a hope HAND of clock TAKES 12 hours to rotate 360°
so it's angular velocity is 1.5/10000 rad per sec

18.

Sources of radiation their utility and limitations radiation

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TERRESTRIAL Radiation. The Earth itself is a source of terrestrial radiation. RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS (including URANIUM, thorium, and radium) exist naturally in soil and ROCK. Essentially all air contains radon , which is responsible for most of the dose that Americans receive each year from natural background sources.

19.

What is vibrate motion?Give example

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Vibratory motion can be DESCRIBED as any object moving/swinging back and forth, moving up and down, PULSATING, spinning, or vibrating. swinging; pendulums, swings, metronomes are the EXAMPLE of vibratory motion. Example: A BODY MOVES to and from about its mean (average) position is called vibratory motion.

20.

Give a major diagram of the optics of lens

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21.

Resistors r1 and r2 have an equivalent resistance of 6 ohms when connected in the circuit

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22.

Define relative density .give its mathematical from

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The RELATIVE density of a substance is DEFINED as the RATIO of the density of that substance to the density of water at 4oC. It is ALSO defined as the ratio of the MASS of substance to the mass of equal volume of water at 4oC. i.e., R.D. = Mass of the substance / mass of an equal volume of water at 4oC.

23.

How do you define joule as the SI unit of energy?

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We know from the work-energy theorem, that:

[math]\DELTA E = W[/math]

(Change in energy equals to work)

We know that work is defined as “force multiplied by displacement”. So we can substitute this into the equation.

[math]\Delta E = \vec{F} \cdot \vec{d}[/math]

(Change in energy equals to force times displacement)

This is the TRICKY part. When we equate two expressions, we are saying that they share the same dimensions (same units). The SI unit for force is Newtons, and the SI unit for displacement is Meters. Therefore, the unit of energy and work is Newton-meters. We define 1 Newton-meter as 1 joule. This is how the unit of energy is DERIVED...

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24.

Define relative density .give its ma

Answer» HEY frnd....
relative density is the ratio of the density of that substance to the density of water at 0°C.

relative density= density of that substance/ density of water at 0° C

and we KNOW that density of water at 0°C = 1 g/cm^3

it don't have it's unit. it's unit less and DIMENSIONS less

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25.

Information of burg khlifa

Answer»

The Burj Khalifa, known as the Burj Dubai prior to its inauguration in 2010, is a skyscraper in Dubai, United ARAB Emirates. With a total height of 829.8 m and a roof height of 828 m, the Burj Khalifa has been the tallest structure and building in the world since its topping out in late 2008. Burj Khalifa's water system SUPPLIES an average of 946,000 LITRES of water a DAY

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26.

Who made largest tesla coil model

Answer» GERG Leyh is the answer.

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27.

The capacity of to do Work is called as Energy. There are some types of energy is follows:1) Kinetic Energy2)Potential Energy3) Heat Energy 4)Wind Energy..........& etc.,.

Answer» ENERGY can be defined as the AMOUNT of work DONE in unit time
28.

when a magnet is broken down into two pices why it got coverted to two small magnets as after it broke down y it happens that the north pole of earlier magnet got changed into north pole of small magnet and from where it is broken it got converted to South pole ...... I hope I am able to type my question well hope u understand... tell

Answer»

According to properties of a magnet a magnet ALWAYS consists two poles north pole and south pole even after braking it again and again and we can prove it by EXPERIMENTS. we know that the magnetic field lines EMERGES from north to south pole





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29.

The harder we beat the drum, why the louder sound is produced

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The HARDER we beat the drum the louder the SOUND is produced because it is due to MAXIMUM wavelength and minimum FREQUENCY.

30.

Relative velocity of a passenger inside a moving train will be zeri

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If TWO objects are moving in parallel their relative VELOCITY can be calculated. For example, two cars are moving in the same direction ALONG a ROAD. Car A is travelling at +30 m/s and Car B is travelling at +20 m/s. Their relative velocity is 30 – 20 = +10 m/s.

31.

Value of gravitational constant at the centre of the sphere

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What is the value of G at the centre of Earth?


G represents the ‘gravitational constant’, which is approximately


6.674×10−11N.kg−2m2


G has the same value at the centre of the Earth as it does on the tip of my nose, the surface of Jupiter, a point 533 light-years away in any direction you care to choose or anywhere else in the Universe.


Whereas g is the acceleration due to gravity at sea-level on the surface of the Earth. This is approximately


9.8ms−2


Perhaps what you are really interested in is the acceleration due to gravity towards the centre of the Earth as we move through the Earth towards the centre?


From Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation, the force, F, acting between two objects is given by:


F=Gm1m2r2 [Eq.1]


where m1 and m2 are their respective masses and r is the distance between the centres of the two masses and G is, of course, the gravitational constant.


From Newton’s Second Law of Motion, Force=Mass×Acceleration, thus:


Acceleration=ForceMass


Combining this with Eq.1, the acceleration on object 2 (which has mass m2) is therefore:


Gm1m2m2r2=Gm1r2 [Eq.2]


From the , when calculating the force acting on an object that is a distance r from the centre of a sphere of radius R>r, one can safely ignore the effect of the mass of that part of the sphere that is further from its centre than r.


So, if object 1 is the Earth, the force acting on object 2 at a point r from the centre of the Earth would be:


Gmrr2


where mr is the mass of that part of the Earth that is no more than r from the centre of the Earth.


If the Earth was a sphere of uniform density ρ, then:


mr=43πρr3


Substituting this into Eq.2, we can express the acceleration as:


43πρr3×Gr2=43πρGr


So, the acceleration would be proportional to the distance from the centre of the Earth. At a point half-way to the centre, r=0.5R, so the acceleration is 0.5g; at a point nine-tenths of the way to the centre of the Earth, r=0.1R, so the acceleration is 0.1g; and at the centre, r=0, so the acceleration is 0.



Of course, the Earth isn’t a sphere (its close); more importantly, it isn’t of uniform density.


The ‘average’ density of the Earth’s crust is around 3 tonnes per cubic metre, the mantle ranges from 3.3 to 5.7 tonnes per cubic metre (INCREASING with depth) and the core ranges from 10 to 13 tonnes (again increasing with depth).


While the acceleration still decreases to zero, it is no longer a linear decrease. In fact, as you will see from the graph below, the acceleration is actually higher near the bottom of the mantle than it is at the surface!



32.

Pulse rate of a person is 15beats for 10seconds. What is the post rate in 1minute

Answer»

PULSE RATE in 1 min.=90 BEATS

33.

Draw a circuit diagram using the dual control switches to light a staircase electric light and explain its working.

Answer»

You can USE PARALLEL CONECTION to PERFORM what you SAID

34.

A ELECTRIC TRAIN IS MOVING WITH A VELOCITY OF 126KM/H.HOW MUCH DISTANCE HE WILL COVER IN 40 MINUTES?

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Here ,
v=126 KM /H
=126 x 1000 m/60min
= 126000m/60min
= 12600m/6 min
=2100m/ min
Now,
DISTANCE covered in 1 min is 2100m
therefore distance covered in 40 mins
=40 x 2100 m
=84000m
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35.

Name the forces which act on nbody immersed in a liquid give the directions in which they act

Answer» FLUID REFRACTION..................
36.

Define the term inertia with respect of motion

Answer»

. Inertia, property of a BODY by virtue of which it opposes any AGENCY that attempts to put it in motion or, if it is moving, to change the magnitude or direction of its velocity.Inertia is a passive property and does not enable a body to do anything except oppose such active AGENTS as FORCES and torques
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37.

A bucket of water 50 kg is raised from a depth of 100m to the ground by a rope. The mass of the rope is 1 kg per meter. What is work done.

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It can be DONE in two ways.

Given BUCKET of water = 50 kg, depth = 10 m, mass = 1 kg/ m

Weight of bucket = 50 x 9.8 x 10 (work done in lifting)

          = 4900 J

Mass of rope 10 x 1 kg = 10 kg and wt of rope = 10 x 9.8 = 98 N

Work done in raising the bucket  = 98 x 10 = 980 J

Total work done = 4900 + 980 = 5880 J

OR

Mass = 1 x L kg

Since depth of well is 10 m L = 10 m

 So mass = 1 x 10 = 10 kg

Mass of water raised M = 50 kg

Work done in raising + bucket filled water

  W = (mass of rope + mass of water raised) x g x height

W = (10 + 50)(9.8)(10)

W = 5880 J

38.

Cars have which type of mirror

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39.

Give statement of law of period

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40.

On what factor does potential gradient of potentiometer wire depends

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What are the factor does the potential GRADIENT of the potentiometer wire depend ?



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Solution :

The fall of potential ACROSS a potentiometer wire of length l is given by

V=IRV=IR

=IρlA=IρlA

Potential gradient k=vl=IρAk=vl=IρA

=k∞I=>=k∞I=> current passing through the potentio meter wire.

(ii) k∞ρk∞ρ (ie) specific resistance of the material of the potentiometer wire.

(iii) k∞1Ak∞1A

(ie) area of cross section of the wire
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41.

What is a weather glass?

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Weather glass was an instrument which was PROPOSED as method for predicting weather.It CONSIST of a special liquid placed INSIDE a sealed transparent glass.The state of liquid was believed to be related to the weather......!

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42.

Give the reason for rising of balloons in air

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Hot AIR is less dense than cool air; the heated air causes the balloon to RISE simply because it is LIGHTER than an equal volume of cold air. Buoyancy is an upward force that the air exerts, and it HELPS hot-air BALLOONS and blimps stay in the air. A hot air balloon uses a burner to heat up the air inside the balloon.

43.

What is horizontal component of earth ? SAY IN SHORT AND SIMPLY. NO HIGH STANDARD IS REQUIRED

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Does this help? The horizontal COMPONENT of earth's MAGNETIC field, BH, is the PROJECTION of earth's magnetic field. on surface of the earth. Earth's magnetic field varies with longitude and latitude. HOPE this helps you out mate! :) please mark as branliest and hit that thanks button! :)

44.

Heat provided to a body is directly proportional toa) a mass of the body for constant delta "t"b)change in temperature of the body c)expansiond)compressionit is multiple answer type answer

Answer» B ANSWER I HOPE RIGHT
45.

Comparing the top and bottom of a surfboard, on which surface does the friction need to be high and explain why.

Answer»

The top SURFACE must have more FRICTION so that the rider doesn’t fall.

The BOTTOM surface should have low friction so that the board can GLIDE on the water flawlessly.

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46.

Raju and his friend akhil live 2000 m from each other .Exppress the distance between their houses in kilometer

Answer» 1000M = 1km
then, 2000M = 2KM
47.

Through which characters we can distinguish the light waves from sound waves

Answer»

LIGHT TRAVELS in TRANSVERSAL WAVES.

Sound travels in LONGITUDINAL waves.

48.

What is the gravitational constant please reply?

Answer» GRAVITATIONAL CONSTANT is 6.67×10^-11.
49.

automobile is moving at the speed of 72 km per hour and suddenly he applied breaks in 2 second what will be the distance covered by automobile in 2 seconds

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50.

Find the period of a source of a sound wave whose frequency is 400Hz?a)0.025Sb)0.25Sc)0.0025Sd)2.5S

Answer» C is the ANSWER I HOPE this is HELP to you