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1.

2003 board exam icse

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What's UR QUESTION....

2.

State two condition of uniform velocity

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To uniform VELOCITY
TAKE two same graphs of EQUAL velocity and ALSO take two CONGRUENT similar graphs

3.

What form of energy is stored swinging of pendulum

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MECHANICAL ENERGY is CONSERVED

4.

A ball moving with a velocity of 6 m/s strikes an identical stationary ball. After collision each ball moves at an angle of 30° with the original line of motion. What are the speeds of the balls after the collision

Answer» HI your ANSWER is 2m/sec
5.

The density of turpetine is 840 what will be its relative density and density of water is 1000

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The RELATIVE DENSITY = 260

6.

when a force vector F = i+2j+k newton acts on a body and produces a displacement of S= 4i +j+7k m,then the work done is

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f=i+2j+k

s=4i+j+7K

work=f.s=1*4+2*+1*8=17j

7.

The second law of thermodynamics introduces the concept of

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First law of THERMODYNAMICS TELLS about the relation between the WORK DONE and heat. Second law tells about the possibility whether the first law occurs or not.

8.

plz help-. Take 50ml of water, in a 50ml container ,so that it totally fill. Now drop 8 to 10 iron balls in it. some water displaces and some water will remain in the jar .Find the volume of the remaining water in centimeter cube units.

Answer» 150 ML SHAYAD YAHI THIK haihfbfjif
9.

Chalak Pathar Se Bane Assamese evasive Patli Chadar ki Satta ke nikat history Kisi Bindu par adharit Chetra ka mann Hota Hai

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What is this !!!????


it's not a QUESTION RELATED to PHYSICS !!

10.

Define electric dipole moment

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The electric moment is a MEASURE of the separation of positive and NEGATIVE electrical CHARGES within a SYSTEM.
Hope it's help you.
Mark it BRAINLIEST.

11.

The angular velocity of a car engine increases from 600rv/min to 1500 rev/min in 6sec,then the angular acceleration is

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600rv/min=10rev/sec=2π*10rad/s=20π

1500rev/min=25rev/sec=2π*25rad/s=50π

w2-w1= at

50π-20π=a6

a = 5πrad/sec

12.

Write the equation of motion for uniform accelerated motion and explain the terms they certain

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The above will HELP you☺☺☺

13.

THE BRIGHTNESS OF the BULB IS OBSERVED TO DECREASEs gradually with its period of use beacause of

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As you know, light BULB is made of a tungsten wire that has been kept a high temperature for many hours . High temperature evaporate tungsten from filament, decreases its radius . from R=\rho\frac{l}{A}, we see decreased cross sectional area leads to an increase in the resistance of the filament. this INCREASING resistance with age means that the filament will carry less current the same applied VOLTAGE. With less current in the filament, there is less output and then filament GLOWS dimly.

I hope you understand why brightness of bulb is observed to decrease GRADUALLY with its period of use.

14.

Kisi Jab Kisi Vastu ko message kiya jata hai to uska drama

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Explanation:

YAH KAISA prashn poochh rahe HAIN

15.

10 EXAMPLES OF TRANSLUCENT AND TRANSPARENT OBJECT.........

Answer» TRANSLUCENT TRANSPARENT object
oil PAPER. water
trace paper glass
butter paper. mirror
oil
clothes
16.

How can u measure large distance using parallax method

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Hey frnd....
PARALLAX method is used to find larger distance or the diameter of the objects at a larger extend.
for example... diameter of sun

in this method we put one sight on one corner n then just put that sight on ANOTHER corner between which we want to MEASURE length.
then we can find the ANGLE at which we have to move the sight for seeing the other corner.
then we can find the length of diameter using the distance n angle.

HOPE THIS HELP YOU ☺☺❤❤❤

17.

A continuous-time periodic signal x(t), having a period t, is convolved with itself. The resulting signal is

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Answer:

convection

EXPLANATION:

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18.

If-particle and proton are accelerated through the same potential difference, then the ratio of de-Broglie wavelength of -particle and proton is

Answer» CONCEPT of DE BROGLIE WAVE LENGTH
19.

Refractive index of water glycerin and oil with respect to air

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The REFRACTIVE INDEX of GLASS withrespect to AIR is 1.65 and that of waterw.r.t. air is 1.33.

20.

Define elastic and non elastic collision

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Hope helpful for you
An elastic COLLISION is defined as one in which both conservation of momentum and conservation of kinetic ENERGY are observed. This IMPLIES that there is no dissipative FORCE acting during the collision and that all of the kinetic energy of the objects before the collision is still in the form of kinetic energy afterward.

While

An inelastic collision is one in which part of the kinetic energy is changed to some other form of energy in the collision

21.

State three laws of keplers

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1 LAW first state earth ROTATE in elliptical orbit
2 law second tell distance cover NEAR the sun or away from sun in same time it's area is same
3 law THIRD tell sure of time taken is propotinal to cube of distance around sun

22.

What is the colour of CaCl2 in universalindicator

Answer» CACL2 TURN the universal indicator in DISTILLED WATER from green to blue-green
23.

What is the difference between focus of convex and concave mirror

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The convex lens is CONVERGING lens and the concave lens is diverging lens. So, therefore THER is a DIFFERENCE in their FOCUS.

24.

A man through mass of 2kg vertically upwards with the velocity of 20 m/s . what os a potential energy of the mass after 1 second.

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Hello Mate!

So, a man threw a mass if 2 kg with velocity of 20 m/s. Since we know that,

Potential Energy = mgh

But we don't have h i.e height so we will find it.

s = ut + ½at²

s = (20)(1) + ½(-10)(1)²

s = 20 - 5 = 15 m

So, potential energy = 2 kg × ( - 10 m/s² ) × 15 m

= - 20 N × 15 m = - 300 J

Hence potential energy is 300 J but against gravity.

Have GREAT FUTURE ahead!

25.

In the circuit shown, potential difference between the points A and B is 16V. The current passing through the 2Ω resistor will be

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i =v/r
I = 16 / 2
I = 8 A

26.

On adding sugar to water surface tension increases or decreases

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It INCREASES when ADDED to H20

27.

Which mine can produce the greatest amount of units of electricity before it runs out of coal

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Ryken is the CORRECT ANSWER

28.

No. Of turnin the secondary coil and primary coil of the self desingn transformer

Answer» NUMBER of turn in SECONDARY coil is EQUAL to that of the number of trun in primary coil in the SELF designing TRANSFORMER .
29.

The value of atmospheric pressure in pascal at sea level is

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\red{atmospheric \: pressure \: at \: sea \: level\: is \: 101.325kpa}

i hope it helps
30.

a stone of mass M is tied to a string of length L at one end and by holding second and it is whirled into a horizontal circle then work done will be

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WORK done will be 0 as FORCE is ALWAYS perpendicular to the VELOCITY vector.


31.

A current of 0.5 ampere is drawn by a filament of an electric bulp for 10 minutes. find the amount of electric charge that flows through circuit.

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We KNOW that I=q/t
q=It
=0.5*10*60
=5*60
=300 C

32.

A. At what height will its kinetic energyand potential energy is equal.B.calculate the potential energy of the body if its mass =10 kg

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A- At the middle of total HIEGHT the KINETIC energy and POTENTIAL energy will be equal

B- hieght is not GIVEN

33.

The nebular hypothesis for origin of earth is based on

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Is THOUGHT that the Solar System formed according to what is known as the Nebular Hypothesis. About 4.5 billion years ago it is believed that the Solar System CONSISTED of a large cloud of gas and dust, called a nebula. This cloud started rotating, and the dust PARTICLES combined to FORM planetesimals. As the cloud rotated FASTER, it flattened, and the planetesimals combined to form, first of all, the Sun at the center, and secondly, the planets in orbit around the Sun. This model explains qualitatively many features of the Solar System, including the fact that the planets essentially all revolve around the Sun in the same plane.

34.

very thin metallic shell of radius R is heated to temperature t and then allowed to cool.The rate of cooling of shell is proportional to

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Hii dear,


# Answer- temperature difference between body and surroundings


# Newton's law of cooling-

It STATES that the rate of heat loss of a body is directly proportional to the difference in the temperatures between the body and its surroundings provided the temperature difference is SMALL and the NATURE of RADIATING surface remains same.

dT/dt = k × (T2-T1)


This law doesn't mention radius/area/volume of sphere so rate of cooling is independent of radius of metal ball.


Hope that cleared your DOUBTS...


35.

Will 1.2m be not changed into cm

Answer» 1M = 100cm
thus, 1.2m= 1.2 X 100 cm
I.e, 120cm

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thank you!
36.

If momentum is increased by 20% then K.E increases by? plz explain plzzzzz

Answer» HI Mate!!!

K.E = p² / 2M

{( K.E )f -( K.E )I/ K.E)I. } ×100 =. ( pf² - pi² / pi² ) ×100

Pf= 100+20. PI = 100.


CHANGE in K.E = ( 120)² - (100)
37.

How to prepare for the naso levEl 1 exam

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hello !! here is your answer....

How to PREPARE for the naso level 1 EXAM :

1.go to google and if there is sample papers for the naso levEl 1 exam, try it.

2.revise the SYLLABUS throughly.

3. if you have any friends who have written this exam , ask them how they prepared for the exam.

AND ALL THE BEST !!☺☺

hope it helped :)

38.

List out and explain the different earthquake hazards briefly.

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Earthquake hazards include any physical PHENOMENON associated with an earthquake that may PRODUCE adverse effects on human activities. While they are OFTEN used as synonyms, it is useful to distinguish between "hazards" and "risk". Hazards are the natural phenomena that might impact a region, regardless of WHETHER there is anyone around to experience them or not. Risk refers to what we stand to lose when the hazard occurs; it is what we have BUILT that's threatened. Risk can be usually be measured in dollars or fatalities, Hazard is generally measured in more physical units: energy, shaking strength, depth of water inundation, etc.

Primary earthquake hazards are:

ground shaking  

landslides  

liquefaction

surface rupture

Secondary earthquake hazards are those that are caused by the primary hazards, and may often be more catastrophic:

tsunami

seiche

flooding

fire

39.

What is electromagnetic interference

Answer» ELECTROMAGNETIC interference is the disruption of operation of an electronic DEVICE when it is in the VICINITY of an electromagnetic field in the radio frequency SPECTRUM that is caused by another electronic device.
40.

I need answer for this question asap

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Heya mate, Here is UR answer

Higher the slope of a line, less is the resistance. And we know that the CONDUCTOR that has the lowest resistance is the best conductor.

Now looking at the graph, we can say, that S has the HIGHEST slope meaning lowest resistance. So, S is the best conductor among all 4 .

2) We know that,

Resistance= RHO l/A

Now, rho( resistivity of the material) and l (length) is same, which is the thicker most.

More the resistance, less the area of cross section (thickness) .

To calculate the thickest WIRE, the resistance should be less.

Since the lowest resistance is of S, S must also have the largest area of cross section. Thus, S is the thickest wire.

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41.

Write the units generally adopt in measuring

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The Imperial UNITS of mass include the ounce, pound, and TON. The metricunits GRAM and KILOGRAM are units of MAS

42.

Conclusion for your question

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Which QUESTION ????????

43.

a 50 microfarad capacitor in a defibrillator is charged to 3000v. the energy stored in the capacitor is sent through the victim during a pulse of duration 2 ms. the power of the pulse is close to?

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Hii FRIEND,


# Answer- 112.5kW


# GIVEN-

C = 50 microfarad = 50×10^-6 farad

V = 3000 V

t = 2 ms = 2×10^-3 s


# Formula-

Power of the pulse is given by,

Power = 1/2 CV^2 / t

Power = (1/2×50×10^-6×3000^2)/(2×10^-3)

Power = 112500 W

Power = 112.5 kW


Power of the pulse is close to 112kW.


Thanks for asking...


44.

Why the pencile appers bent when pimersed in water

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Answer:
A STICK or a pencil half immersed in water at an angle appears bent due to refraction of light at the air-water surface. Figure shows a STRAIGHT stick AO whose LOWER portion BO is immersed in water. It appears to be bent at point B in the direction BI. A ray of light OC coming from the lower end O passes from water into air at C and gets refracted away from the normal in the direction CX.Another ray OD gets refracted in the direction DY. The two refracted ray CX and DY, when produced backward, appear to meet at point I, nearer to the water surface than O. Similarly each part of the immersed portion of the stick raised. As a result immersed portion of the stick appears to be bent when viewed at an angle from outside.

45.

The planet having the largest diameter is __________ .

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HEY MATE
Its ANSWER is JUPITER
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46.

What is the correct answer for

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I THINK so the ANSWER is 2

47.

The law of conservation of energy is basically that

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HELLO !! here is your answer...

The LAW of conservation of energy is basically that energy can be NEITHER created nor be destroyed.

hope it HELPED :)

48.

The amplitude of seconds pendulum has fallen to one third in 100 sec. find its Q-factor?

Answer» 46 SECOND in 100 sec
factor is this ueiwowg
49.

Name the instrument you will use to observe rings of the planet saturn

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The instrument ment is TELESCOPE Saturn's RINGS

In 1610, the year after Galileo Galilei first turned a telescope to the sky, he BECAME the very first person to observe Saturn's rings, though he COULD not see them well enough to discern their true nature.[1]

By January 1610, he had SIGHTED the four massive Galilean moons with his 30× magnification telescope, [2]



50.

Classify the following substance & fill the following table according to heading.

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1.m/s²
2.kgm/s I don't KNOW further SORRY