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1.

What is meant by uniform velocity plz follow me

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Uniform velocity is COVERING EQUAL displacements in equal AMOUNTS of TIME

2.

A object weighhing 80 n free falls 5 metera how much kinetic energy does it gain

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3.

A particle is thrown up vertically with a velocity of 50 m/s ;what will be its velocity at the highest point of the journey ? How high would the particle what time would it take to reach the highest point ? Take g: 10 m/ s with answer

Answer» VELOCITY at the HIGHEST POINT of the JOURNEY is 0.
4.

A car starts from rest and accelerates at 4m/s2 find distance travelled by the car in its 3rd second of its motion

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5.

A 1 kg mass falls from a height of 10 m into a sand box if it travels a distance of 2 cm into the sand before coming to rest

Answer»

Where's the COMPLETE QUESTION what are you ASKING

6.

A 1kg object moves with a speed of 10m/s. Calculate the kinetic energy gained by the object

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7.

A cube of a metal is given a charge +q

Answer»

The QUESTION is not vissible PROPERLY

8.

A force of 10 newton acts on a body of mass 20 kg for 10 seconds the change in its momentum is

Answer»

  force=change in momentum/time

=>10=x/10

=>×=100Ns [or] 100kgm/s

9.

Prove that surface tension is numerically equal to surface energy.

Answer» SURFACE TENSION of the liquid=Force/ lengthmultiply LENGTH to both NUMERATOR and the denominator=Force X length/length x length ...
10.

Akash takes 7 hours to cover a certain distance at the speed of 48 km per hour if the speed is decreased by 20 km per hour how much time will it take to cover the same distance

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Invese variation


Speed. Time

48. 7

48-20=28. x

Direct multiplication

48×7=28x

48=4x

x=12

So he TAKES 12HRS to WALK the DISTANCE

11.

Angular velocity of earth and weight of object on earth

Answer» WEIGHT = MG M*w^2*R*[cos^2(THETA)]
12.

Determine the percent of a overshoot of a system if the step change of a magnitude is 4

Answer» THANKS for the QUESTION
13.

Advantages of electrically produced heat by means of furnace

Answer» THANKS for the QUESTION
14.

A hundred what are the earth 200 watt domestic bulb joined in series are connected to be bains which bulb will glow more brightly justify

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Dear in Series FIRST bulb will GLOW more brightly bcz it will CONSUME electricity first to glow and TRANSFER rest energy so max. energy is CONSUMED by first bulb and it will glow brighter

15.

A.Horse pulls a cart with a constant speed.(a) does.It violate newtons second law of motion

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Newton's Second Law

While Newton's first law looks at how force affects the motion of objects, the second law DIVES into how we define force itself. Newton's second law states that an object's acceleration (or a) is DIRECTLY proportional to the net force (or F) acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass (or m). Unlike Newton's first law, there is no shorthand name for this one, but it is better known by its mathematical FORMULA, which you can see:



However, it is far more COMMON to see it written in the form where it has an equal sign instead of a proportional sign, which you can see:



This formula tells us that a force acting upon an object is equal to that object's mass multiplied by the acceleration caused by the force. You'll find this formula consistently used throughout your studies of introductory physics.

One excellent example of Newton's second law at work in our lives is our weight. You might not usually think about it this way, but your weight is actually the gravitational force of the earth acting on you. Your weight is equal to your mass multiplied by the acceleration due to gravity, 9.81 m/s.

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16.

Write their S.I. unit if 1 amplitude 2 time preiod 3 frequency

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SI unit of amplitude is metre (m)

as amplitude is the maximum displacement suffered by the particles of the MEDIUM from their MEAN POSITIONS during the wave propagation.

SI unit of displacement is metre.

so, SI unit of amplitude is metre.

SI unit of frequency is HERTZ (Hz).

1Hz means that an event repeats once per second. A previous name for this unit was cycles per second

SI unit of wavelength is metre (m)

wavelength is usually a length of wave (distance between two adjacent crests or troughs of a wave is known as wavelength) and units of length is usually measured in metres (m).

So, SI units of wavelength is metre(m)

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17.

What to do when be confused between heart and brain

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18.

A cube of side 0.4m rest on floor ,the cube has mass 200kg calculate presure exerted

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This is very simple.

F=Weight=mass × gravity
F=1960N
Area=0.4 X 0.4 =0.16m^2
Pressure=Force/Area
Put the values of force and area in the above equation, u will GET UR pressure.

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19.

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20.

A diver in a swimming pool bends his head before diving because it

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A diver in a swimming pool bend his head before DIVING because because the head the head applies more MAGNITUDE of force because the area of the head then the whole body is SMALLER and it is EASY to dive in a pool with a lesser thrust area

21.

A circular field of radius 21m .If a boy driving a cycle at speed 8km/h how much time did he take

Answer»

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bhai circumference hoga 2pie r 2*3.14*21  16.484

22.

The current capacity of charged secondary cell does not depend

Answer» RATE of CHARGING is that...
23.

If bubbles rises due to upward thrust then its potential energy

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As the bubble rises, pressure on the bubble DECREASES, which leads to expansion of bubble and THEREBY INCREASE of force due to buoyancy. As such kinetic energy INCREASES. Another energy which is associated with the bubble is its Buoyancypotential energy which is directly proportional to the DEPTH of the bubble.

24.

A fast train takes 3 hours less than a slow train for a journey of 600 km if the speed of the slow train is 10 km/h less than of the fast train find the speeds of the two trains

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Answer:

TIME taken by the FAST train to cover the DISTANCE of 600 KM = 600/(x+10) hours. Now, according to the question. x = -5 is not possible, the SPEED cannot be in negative. Speed of the slow train is 40 km/hr and the speed of the fast train is 40 + 10 = 50 km/hr.

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25.

a sonar device on a submarine sends outer signal and receive an echo 5s later calculate the speed of sound in water if the distance of the object from the summary is 3625 M

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26.

A sound wave had frequency 1000 Hz and wavelength 33 cm how long will it take to move through 1 km

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v=f×wave LENGTH, 1000×(34/100)=340m/s

Wave length =34/100m

t=d/f=1000/340=2.94

3s APPROX

27.

A jet propelled aircraft can work only in atmospheric region in tamil why

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Because of its ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS PRESENT over there
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28.

A convex mirror used as a rear view mirror has a radius of curvature of 3.00m

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29.

If the length of the minute hand of a clock is 1 cm so its angular velocity

Answer»

Angular velocity does not depend on length
it only depends on ANGLE swept by it
so angular velocity of every CLOCKS MINUTE HAND will be same which is as shown


2π = 360°

30.

If 1500g of an object is moving with 60km/hr.Calculate the work done in which it allows to stop it.

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m=1500kg U= 60km/h =60* 5/18 = 50/3m/s V =0m/s w = change in its KE. INITIAL KE =1/2 mu2 final KE=1/2mv² w = 1/2mv2  - 1/2 mu2   =1/2m(v2-u2) = 1/2 * 15000{0- (50/3)2} =  -208333.33J


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31.

A body of mass m dropped from a height above the surface of the earth the speed at which the body hits the earth surface is

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The SPEED at which it FALLS on earth is independent of it's mass but depends upon the height from which it falls. Since it is initially at rest so using third equation of motion it's final velocity will be
v \: = \sqrt{2gs}
where s is the height from which it falls and G is acceleration DUE to GRAVITY.

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32.

A body of density p and total volume v floats immersed in one liquid

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Given the density of the body = ρ and volume = V

Therefore the mass of the body = Vρ

For a FLOATING body in TWO liquids,

Weight of the body
= Buoyant force of liquid 1 +Buoyant force of. liquid 2

33.

Derive an equation for maxima and minima due to interference of light transmitted from thin film of uniform thickness

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Consider a thin film of uniform thickness (t) and R.I (μ)

On Reflected side,

The ray of light BF and DE will interfere. The path difference between BF and DE is,

Δ=μ(BC+CD)−BGΔ=μ(BC+CD)−BG

BC=CD=tcosr..........(1)BC=CD=tcosr..........(1)

Now,

BD = (2t) tan r .......(2)

BG = BD sin i

BG = (2t) tan r sin i

BG=2tμsinr(sinrcosr)BG=2tμsinr(sinrcosr) [μ=sinisinr][μ=sinisinr]

BG=2μtsin2rcosr......(3)BG=2μtsin2rcosr......(3)

Substituting (i) and (iii) in Δ :

Δ=μ(tcosr+tcosr)−2μtsin2rcosrΔ=μ(tcosr+tcosr)−2μtsin2rcosr

=2μtcosr(1−sin2r)=2μtcosr(1−sin2r)

Δ=2μtcosrΔ=2μtcosr

This is a geometric path difference. However, there is a phase change of π, as ray BF is reflected from a DENSER medium. Hence we need to add ±λ2±λ2 to path difference

Δ=2μtcosr±λ2Δ=2μtcosr±λ2

For DESTRUCTIVE INTERFERENCE:

Δ=nλΔ=nλ

2μtcosr±λ2=nλ2μtcosr±λ2=nλ

2μtcosr=(2n±1)λ2.....(n=0,1,2,...)2μtcosr=(2n±1)λ2.....(n=0,1,2,...)

This is the required expression for constructive Interference or Maxima.

For Destructive interference:

Δ=(2n±1)λ2Δ=(2n±1)λ2

2μtcosr±λ2=nλ2μtcosr±λ2=nλ

2μtcosr=nλ2μtcosr=nλ

This is the required expression for destructive interference.

34.

A body of mass 0.1 kg moving with velocity 10m/s hits a spring

Answer»

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35.

A body of mass 5 kg is moving with velocityof 10m\s find the ke .Find the rationof initial ke and the final ke .If(a) mass is doubled (b) velocity is made 3 times

Answer» MASS of the BODY, m = 10 kg

Velocity = 20 m/s

Kinetic ENERGY of the body, 

36.

Write two differences about mixtures and compour??

Answer»

You MEANT mixture and compound
Mixture is a group of TWO or more than two COMPOUNDS Other hand compound is a group of two or more than two elements

37.

Write a short note about time?

Answer»

In transport economics, the VALUE of time is the opportunity cost of the time that a TRAVELER spends on his/her journey. In essence, this makes it the AMOUNT that a traveler would be willing to pay in order to SAVE time, or the amount they would accept as compensation for lost time.

38.

A thick glass tumbler often cracks when boiling water is poured into it.why?

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When you PUT the water in the THICK glass. thermal conductivity of Glass is very LESS so the expansion of inner wall is more and Outer wall is less. That's why it break

39.

A and b are two cars travelling to a destination which is 360 kilometresaway. A takes 4 hours to reach the destination. how much time will it take b to reach the destination if the speeds of a and b are in the ratio 9: 12? a 2.5 hrs b 4.5 hrs c 3.5 hrs

Answer»

ONE more OPTION REQUIRED

40.

5and 6 th question pls.

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41.

collect the information available on different fuels find out the cost per kg compare the cost with chlorophyll value prepare report on that

Answer»

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42.

Mention 3 different effects produced by heat

Answer» HEAT can EVEN KILL the harmful bacteria present in MILK and water
heat helps in cooking
heat can accelerate CHEMICAL reaction
43.

Which is better' way to connect lights and other applications in domestric wiring and why

Answer»

The BETTER way to connect LIGHTS and other DOMESTIC appliances is in parallel circuit because if one appliance is DAMAGED then there is no PROBLEM to other appliances

44.

What is perfectly black body? describe frey's black body radiation?

Answer»

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BLACK-body radiation is the thermal electromagnetic radiation within or surrounding a body in THERMODYNAMIC equilibrium with its ENVIRONMENT, or EMITTED by a black body (an opaque and non-reflective body).

45.

How does conductor transfer energy from source to bulb

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1. A source has CHEMICAL energy which transfers electrons to the CONDUCTOR.
2. The conductor CARRIES the electrons to the bulb when connected.
3. Thus, the conductor transfers energy from source to bulb.

46.

Explain about specific heat

Answer» SPECIFIC HEAT MEANS a FIXED AMOUNT of heat
47.

What are the types of motion?

Answer» SIMPLE harmonic motion – (e.g., that of a pendulum).
Linear motion – motion which follows a straight linear path, and whose displacement is exactly the same as its trajectory.
Reciprocal motion (e.g. vibration)Random motion (e.g. vibration)
Brownian motion (i.e. the random movement of particles)
Circular motion (e.g. the orbits of planets)
ROTARY motion – a motion about a fixed point. (e.g. Ferris wheel).
CURVILINEAR motion – It is defined as the motion along a curved path that may be planar or in three dimensions.
Rotational motionRolling motion - (as of the wheel of a bicycle)
Oscillation - (swinging from side to side)VIBRATORY motionCombination (or simultaneous) motions - Combination of two or more above listed motionsProjectile motion - uniform horizontal motion + vertical accelerated motion
48.

What do you mean by Kinematic?

Answer» KINEMATICS is a BRANCH of CLASSICAL mechanics that describes the motion of points, bodies (OBJECTS), and systems of bodies (groups of objects) without CONSIDERING the forces that caused the motion.
49.

Prove the expression for kinetic energy

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Let a body of mass ‘m’ is moving with a velocity ‘V’.A force ‘F’ is applied on it to stop its motion for which the retardation ‘h’ is produce in the body and the body COVERS a distance ‘s’ before coming rest.

Work done by the force to stop the motion of the body is the measure of kinetic energy .

Here

Initial velocity = v

Final velocity = 0(zero)

From Newton’s 2nd law

F = ma

or, a = F/m

From 3rd equation of motion

0=v^2 - 2as

or, 2as = v^2

or, 2 × F/m × s = v^2

or, s = (mv^2) /2F

Therefore , workdone by the force,

W = Fs

or, W = F ( mv^2 )/2F

or, W = 1/2 mv^2

Hence,

Kinetic energy = 1/2mv^2

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50.

What is the amount of electrical energy consumed by each person

Answer»

In INDIA 128 UD thr AMOUNT of electical,energy consumed by PER or each person