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1.

What is the focal length of double concave lens kept in air with two spherical surfaces of radii R1=-30cm and R2=-60cm ? Take refractive index of lens as n=1.5Please i want this answer fastly Pls explain the answer briefly

Answer»
we know that  F = R by  2
where R is radius  and F = focal length 
 THEREFORE FIRST concave lens it must be 
F = 30 by 2
ie = 15 CM 
and the SECOND 
F =60 by 2
ie = 30 cm
2.

How to take class on topic electrical energy 10th standard?

Answer»

hey .... frnd
your answer is here
explain the all topics in clearly to the students
specially ohms LAW and the the formula in brief then slove all the numerical realeated to sires and parallel types then at LAST slove out ncret last EXERCISE question and intext questions ....
Hope this will help u.....
brain list plz

3.

Difference between ac and dc position control system

Answer»

Apparatus: D.C position control SYSTEM unit. Theory: The D.C Position control system is so called because the D.C signals exist in the system. For example if the REFERENCE input and the controlled output are constant VALUES a straight line can graphically represent the ACTUATING signal.

4.

If the distance between two equal point charges is halved and their individual charges are doubled , then what would happen to the force between them.

Answer»

Same FORCE.........no change
by COLUMBS LAW

5.

a machine gun having weight 20 kg fire bullet of 35g at rate of 400 bullet per minute at speed of 400 m per second. now what is force required to hold the gun at the same place.

Answer» machine GUN weight = 20 kg

weight of bullet = 35g = 0.035 kg
speed of bullet = 400 m/s
impulse from ONE bullet = MV = 0.035×400 = 14 kg.m/s

number of BULLETS per second = 400/60 = 20/3
impulse per second = 14 × 20/3 = 280/3 = 93.33 kg.m/s/s = 93.33 kg.m/s² = 93.33 N

(Impulse per second is nothing but force)

You need 93.33 N force to hold the gun in place.

6.

How to find moment of inertia of any shape?

Answer» PLEASE TELL me ALSO TH ANSWER
7.

What are the different effects that an applied force may have on a body?

Answer»

It can change SHAPE of OBJECT
force can change size of object
it can change direction of MOVING body
it can STOP moving object 
it can DECREASE speed of object
it can increase speed of object


i hope it will helpful for u

8.

A bicycle increase its velocity from 10kmperh to 15kmperh in 6sec . Calculate its acceleration

Answer»

First CONVERT all the velocity into SI unit then FIND the acceleration by NEWTONS first LAW of motion

9.

Tractor moving with 18km/h ................. then car moving with 1500m/min

Answer»

Is MOVING SLOWER than.

10.

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Answer»

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11.

Plz answer..................

Answer»

I THINK 1ST ONE is PATTERN is POSSIBLE

12.

Examples of kinetic and potential energy in everyday life

Answer»

KINETIC ENERGY
1.a rubber band zinged from your finger has
2.moving a skateboard
3.a BASKETBALL PASSING through the hoop
POTENTIAL ENERGY
1.when a rubber band is stretched and waiting to be released
2.a rock at the edge of a cliff
3.an acorn hanging from a oak tree
Hope diz HELPS you.....

13.

How many types of energy resources are present explain indetailscampaign?

Answer»

There are many forms of energy: like SOLAR, wind, wave and thermal to NAME a few, but the 6 Forms of Energy we study in Needham are: SOUND, Chemical, RADIANT, Electric, Atomic and Mechanical. Sound Energy- is produced when an OBJECT is made to vibrate.

14.

How much distance covered by satelite till now?

Answer»

It DEPENDS UPON the TIME when it is SENT to SPACE.

15.

Who was the founder of nuclear

Answer»

Hii FRND...

Your answer is ROBERT Brown.

Hope it HELPED u!!!

16.

Which is the value of emf E in the figure below?VL = 40 V, VR = 80 V, VC = 100 V, EI = 50 Hz

Answer» SORRY but UH hvnt dopped PICTURE here...
17.

The brakes are applied to a car produce an acceleration of 6 m/s^2 in the opposite direction to the motion. If the car takes two seconds to stop after the application of brakes. Calculate the distance it travels during this time.

Answer»

S = UT +1/2at^2
S = 2*2 +1*6*4/2
S= 4+ 12
S= 16m

18.

Convert the value of g 6.66 into 10^-11 Nm^2kg^-2 into CGS system.Answer must include the steps.....please

Answer»

We KNOW that in SI

G = 6.67 x 10-11 Nm2/kg2

so, when expressed in VGS units we shall convert N to DYNES, m to cm and kg to g, thus

G = 6.67 x 10-11 x [(105dynes x (102)2cm2 ) / (103)2 g2]

=  6.67 x 10-11 x [ (105 x 104 ) / 106 ] 

thus,

in CGS system

G = 6.67 x 10-8 dyne.cm2/g2

19.

Essay on periodic motion example of non periodic motion

Answer»

ESSAY ON PERIODIC MOTION

Periodic motion, in physics, motion repeated in equal intervals of time. Periodic motion is performed, for example, by a rocking chair, a BOUNCING ball, a vibrating tuning fork, a swing in motion, the Earth in its ORBIT around the Sun, and a WATER WAVE. In each case the interval of time for a repetition, or cycle, of the motion is called a period, while the number of periods per unit time is called the frequency. Thus, the period of the Earth’s orbit is one year, and its frequency is one orbit per year. A tuning fork might have a frequency of 1,000 cycles per SECOND and a period of 1 millisecond (1 thousandth of a second).

EXAMPLE OF NON PERIODIC MOTIN

1. Swaying of the branches of a tree
2. Motion of a bouncing ball under the action of gravity and friction
3. The running of a batsman between the wickets
4. Motion of the pestle in a mortar when operated manually.

20.

How many electrons should be removed from a coin of mass 1.6 gram?

Answer» WRONG QUESTION is this for all
21.

How many electrons are there in sigma 2p of nitrogen?

Answer»

Atomic NITROGEN has 5 velence elecrons

i hope it will HELPFUL for U

22.

Derivation of einstein's semiconductor equation

Answer»

Hey....here your answer_____________________

A SEMICONDUCTOR is a substance, usually a solid chemical ELEMENT or compound, that can conduct electricity under some conditions but not others, making it a good medium for the control of electrical current.

Here your short note on semiconductor:
Its conductancevaries depending on thecurrent or voltageapplied to a control electrode, or on the intensity of IRRADIATION by infrared (IR), visible light, ultraviolet (UV), or X RAYS.

23.

Tell me the thurd answer plz

Answer»

Give the VECTOR we a CHANCE to need to DISCOVER is A=ai+bj 

let the vector given is B=3i-4j 

for 2 VECTORS to be opposite the spot item should be 0. 

A.B=0 

=>(ai+bj).(3i-4j)=0 

=>3a-4b=0 

=>b=3a/4 

|A|=√(a^2+b^2 ) 

=>a2+b2=100 

=>a2+9a2/16=100 

=>a=+-8 

b=+-6 

A=8i+6j or - 8i-6j or 8i-6j or - 8i+6j 

24.

How do you work out the resultant force?

Answer» FORCE is EQUAL to ACCELERATION MULTIPLY MASS
25.

Define electric field intensity.give its unit

Answer»

Electric field intensity is the strength of an electric field at any point it is EQUAL to electric force PER unit CHARGE unit measure is VOLT per metre

26.

Define dispersive medium and non dispersive medium

Answer»

Answer:

  1. A DISPERSIVE medium is a medium in which waves of different frequencies travel at different VELOCITIES. ... Such a medium is called a non-dispersive medium and waves traveling through this medium will maintain a constant shape. This is illustrated by the black wave PULSE in the ANIMATION at left.

Explanation:

27.

nand leaves his house at 8.30 a.m. for his school. The school is 2 km away and classes start at 9.00 a.m. If he walks at a speed of 3 km/h for the first kilometer, at what speed should he walk the second kilometer to reach just in time?

Answer» 5 KM PER HOUR...................
28.

Dalton's law of partial pressure in condenser aaplication

Answer» HEY here is your ANSWER
29.

What is acceleration? explain in easy way.

Answer»

Hey here is your ANSWER ☺️..



The rate of change of velocity is called acceleration......

When the rate of change of velocity TAKES place in OPPOSITE SIDE then it is called negative acceleration ..or retardation

When the rate of change of velocity takes place in direct direction then it is called positive acceleration


I HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU ☺️


thnx for asking ur question ✌️✌️

30.

Electric field intensity due to plane sheet

Answer»

Consider a portion of a thin, non-conducting, infinite plane sheet of charge with CONSTANT surface charge density σ. Suppose we WANT to find the intensity of electric field E at a point p1near the sheet, distant r in front of the sheet. To evaluate the field at p1 we choose another point p2 on the other SIDE of sheet such that p1and p2are EQUIDISTANT from the infinite sheet of charge(try to make the FIGURE yourself).

31.

Give an example of a body that a potential energy due to is position and due to its state

Answer»

Here is an example.
it can be SPRING.
bciz it SORE TH POTENTIAL ENERGY in it.
Hope it HELPS.

32.

Converting rotational motion to unidirectional linear motion

Answer»

Abstract: A motor having gears which TRANSMIT ROTATIONS of a rotor to an output shaft through a gear mechanism made of gear trains, comprises a gear mechanism provided with an intermittent rotation mechanism including a primary gear which rotates upon receiving rotations of the rotor and a SECONDARY gear which meshes with the primary gear and rotates intermittently. The primary gear has a tooth unit for driving the secondary gear, a tooth-shaped hole, which is provided adjacent to one SIDE of the tooth unit and with which a meshing tooth of the secondary gear meshes, and a control unit which is provided adjacent to the other side of the tooth unit so as to stop the secondary gear for a given PERIOD such that the primary gear is asymmetric around the tooth unit. When the primary gear rotates in a predetermined direction, the meshing tooth meshes with the tooth-shaped hole to intermittently rotate the secondary gear

33.

Formula relation between molality and mole fraction

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#MOLALITY (m) = no. of moles of SOLUTE /wt. SOLVENT in kg

#Mole FRACTION (X) =No. of moles of solute /no. of moles of solute + no. of moles of solvent.

#hence m / x = no. of moles of solute +no. of moles of solvent / wt of solvent in kg.

34.

Difference between rc coupling and transformer coupling

Answer»

This is your ANSWER I HOPE it is HELP for you THANK you

35.

Formula of orbital angular momentum of a satellite

Answer»

This is your ANSWER I HOPE it is HELP for you THANK you

36.

Conservatition on of mass equation derivation

Answer» MASS can neither be DESTROYED nor CREATED during a chemical REACTION
37.

Conductivity vs temperature for metal insulator semiconductor

Answer»

When the TEMPERATURE INCREASES the conductivity ALSO INCREASED for metal

38.

there are three identical bars of which one is a magnet, another is a magnetic substance and other is a non-magnetic substance. How cani identify these bars without the help of any other substance?

Answer»

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39.

What is a passive electronic component that stores energy as a magnetic field? 1. Inductor 2. Oscillator 3. Converter 4. Activator

Answer» HEY!!

OPTION 1 is the CORRECT ANSWER.
40.

What is a passive electronic component that stores energy as a magnetic field?

Answer»

Well it's your captasitor that can store energy ALSO , but I'm not SURE about the magnetic FIELDS but in TRANSFORMER there is store of energy possible for while!!
thanks!! you're

41.

Difference between boussinesq and westergaard's theory

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“It is a common observation that thetheory of elasticity is USEFUL BEYOND the RANGE of elasticity.” TheBoussinesq METHOD is ONE of the most commonly used methods for obtaining stress distributions in elastic media. It assumes that a medium is elastic, isotropic and homogeneous

HOPE IT'S HELP YOU

42.

What does an analog converter do?

Answer»

Digital to analog converter converts a digital SIGNAL to analouge SINGNAL 
ANALOGE to digital does vice VERSA...

43.

Find a vector of magnitude 5 perpendicular to both a and b

Answer»

Where is a and B VECTOR

44.

Find the breakdown voltage of the combination

Answer»

Basically when you exceed that RATED voltage as with any other rated component the CAPACITOR cant hanble it and dieletric will prabbly melt or something and COUSE short CIRCUIT between the plates this is only i think by capacitor BREAKDOWN.

45.

Derivation of maxwell's equations in differential form

Answer» MAXWELL is a BATSMAN and he is not present in team Delhi DAREDEVIL, yesterday he has ALSO taken 1 wicket
46.

a boy moves 3km along a straight line and then takes a left turn through 90degrees and moves for next 4km.find the magnitude of displacement

Answer» HOPE it helps u....
MUST comment the OPINION on my answer...
47.

Formula of coefficient of kinetic friction

Answer»

Tanx= μ or F=μmg whee X is the able between the resultant and the FRICTION and f is the friction FORCE.

48.

a boy starts moving along a circular path of the radius 7m find the distance and displacement after completion of 1/2 revolution.

Answer»

When it COMPLETES full revolution then distance will be 2 * 22/7 * R 
Half revolution will be 22/7 *R 
displacement will be 2R that is length of DIAMETER .

put the values and u will get UR answer

49.

Duties during test for a physical education teachet

Answer» MONITORING the
grooming
nail CUT 
LATE COMERS

50.

What is the minimum charge of any body?

Answer»

I think we can widrawl money TWO time any other branch and 3 times your branch atm after we charged 25 SOMETHING every TRANSACTION
hope it help u