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1.

How to make a model which represents use of energy.....plz ....plz... help me out

Answer»

Show the PROCESS of reproduction in a human by a small MODELS
Don't forget to KEEP a strwberyy flavout

2.

Sun rays are reflected from a horizontal mirror and fall on a vertical screen vertical object of a height h is placed on the mirror as shown in the figure length of the shadow on the screen is

Answer» LENGTH of the SHADOW will be more than length of the object.beacuse LIGHT will be SPREAD out over the SCREEN.
3.

Explain the working of a three phase transformer.

Answer»

A three-phase TRANSFORMER generally has the three MAGNETIC circuits that are interlaced to give a uniform distribution of the dielectric flux between the HIGH and low VOLTAGE WINDINGS.

4.

Plz help me with the explanation of the absolute temperature

Answer»

A TEMPERATURE MEASURED from ABSOLUTE ZERO in KELVINS.

5.

Weber ampere per meter is equal to one newton. solution??

Answer» SINCE F = BIL 
F = (Weber/METER^2)*Ampere*meter
F = Weber ampere per meter 
Since F = Newton 
THEREFORE, Weber ampere per meter = Newton. 
6.

In how many ways 3 different resistance may be connexted together

Answer»

Consider resistors A, B, and C. A dash means series “-”, and double slash means parallel “//”.

A-B-C all series.

A//B//C all parallel.

A-B//C

A//B-C

A//C-B

(A-B)//C

(A-C)//B

A-(B//C)

I think I’ve gotten all POSSIBLE combinations there. So eight combinations of three different resistors. This is with the assumption that all ends of each resistor must be CONNECTED to a node.

If not:

A-B

A//B

A-C

A//C

B-C

B//C

Another six combinations, where two resistors have each node connected, with the third resistor only having one lead connected and so it doesn’t matter where it is connected.

These are all combinations with only two outside connections. If you also INCLUDE 3 phase configurations, then there are two more:

A, B, C in delta

A, B, C in star

Depending on how you count each connection, from two to twelve more connection configurations.

7.

Answer This Anyone H.C. Verma Physics Question Number 22. only d) and b)

Answer»

You can find all the ANSWER from APP H.C. Verma solutions.


Hope it HELPED
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8.

3 plane with sir places such that angle between the first and the second or second and third is the same theta a light striking the first period after the reflection at the 3 minutes images opposite to the initial directions the value of theta can be

Answer»

Here is ur answer ...
the all 3plane are kept at equal angles
nd we know that sum of 3 angles is 180
therefore 180 divided by 3=60
so 60 degree is the req ans
hope it HELPS .....
PLZ mark it as BRAINLIEST answer..
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jai mahakal...

9.

In how many ways 3 indentical resistance may be connected together

Answer»

1. All in parallel 1/R1+1/R2+1/R3 = 1/R
2. All in SERIES R1+R2+R3 = R
3. Two in parallel and ONE in series.
1/R1+1/R2=1/R(p) in parallel

R(p) + R3 = R

10.

What is a zener diode?

Answer»

Hey..here's yur ANS..

ZENER DIODE are a special kind of diode which PERMITS CURRENT flow in the forward direction this breakdown voltage is known as ZENER VOLTAGE

HOPE IT HELPS U✌

11.

How a refrigaretor works?

Answer»

The compressor constricts the refrigerant vapor, raising its pressure, and pushes it into the COILS on the OUTSIDE of the refrigerator. 2. When the hot GAS in the coils meets the cooler air temperature of the kitchen, it becomes a liquid. ... The refrigerant absorbs the HEAT inside the fridge, COOLING down the air.

12.

Name latin names of first ten elements

Answer»

It is a QUESTION of CHEMISTRY not of PHYSICS

13.

Answer these question please

Answer»

Here is your ANSWER 2 ELECTRONS

14.

Dimensions of (a×b) in relationship p=a-x^2÷bx where p is pressure x is distance and t is time

Answer»

The DIMENSIONS of (AXB) will be [M^-1 L^4 T^2]

15.

how much charge is transfer between the terminal of battery of 20V if amount of work done is transfer in the charge from one terminal to another terminal of battery of 100J

Answer»

Hey dude !!

your answer is here

given, potential difference V = 20V
work done W = 100J
so, by this formula
V = W/Q
or Q = W/V
= 100/20 = 5 C

hence , 5 coulomb charge is TRANSFER from one terminal to another ..


HOPE U like it

16.

the length of a minute hand of a clock is 14 cm calculate the speed at which the tip of the minute hand moves

Answer»

Length of MINUTE hand =RADIUS of the clock=14cm
dist.travelled=2 (22/7)14
=88
so now as we KNOW that,
speed = distance /TIME
= 0.88/60×60sec
={ 1hr=60×60sec}
[RIGHT!!!]

17.

Why is spinal or head injury a matter of great concern. ?

Answer»

Spinal or head injury is very serious because it is the CORE of our nervous system. It has NEURONES which once destroyed, cannot be regenerated.(unlike our skin CELLS, which REGENERATE after some time).

18.

Sound is produced due to.

Answer» SOUND is PRODUCED DUE to VIBRATION
19.

How can we say that joule effect is not reversible?

Answer»

Heya!!!!!!!!!!!!


Here is the ANSWER to your question........


Joule 's law of heating is not a reversible process, because we can not directly produce electric CURRENT by just heating any resistance.


HOPE it helps.......
PLEASE mark as BRAINLIEST.....

20.

If density p, acceleration due to gravity g and frequency are the basic quantites, find the dimensions of force

Answer»

Hope this will help U
if YES then MARK as brainliest

21.

A bus travels a distance of 50 km in 45 min. calculate its speed in (a) km/min, (b)m/sec

Answer»

ELLO



here is your ANSWER !!

a ) a bus TRAVELLING 50 km in 45 second !!


50 km / 45 min

=> 10 / 9 km / min .


b ) to calculate in meter / second. !!

we need to divide 45/60 to convert it into second !!

now ,


look this attachment !!




hence , the answer is. 20 .74 m / s



hope it helps you dear !!

thanks

22.

A boy runs for 10 min. at a uniform speed of 9 km/hr. At what speed should he run for the next 20 min. so that the average speed comes 12 km/hr?

Answer» BOY RUN 10 minutes
speed=9km/hr






23.

The room is thirty feet in ----------. (fill in the blank with abstract noun.

Answer»

The ROOM is THIRTY FEET in height.
Hope it HELPS...

24.

I want answer 4 these 2 questions. answer fast pls.....

Answer»

The ANSWER to FIRST QUESTION is EXPLAINED in the PICTURE...

25.

Which book is better for physics cbse board

Answer»

If U are in CLASS 10.then for class 10 CERT and s.chand.

26.

along a straight line at 20 metre per second undergoes an acceleration of 4 metre per second square after 2 second its speeds will be 8 metre 12 metre per second 16 metre per second or 28 M per second

Answer» RATE of CHANGE of VELOCITY is ACCELERATION. So, a=(v2-v1)÷t
4=(v2-20)÷2
v2=28m/s
27.

Reductionism isreducing all phenomena to logical consequences of Einstein’s lawsDeriving the properties of a bigger, more complex, system from first principlesreducing all phenomena to logical consequences of Newton’s lawsDeriving the properties of a bigger, more complex, system from the properties and interactions of its cons IT IS A MCQ. CHOOSE 1 OPTION

Answer»

Deriving the properties of a BIGGER, more COMPLEX, SYSTEM from FIRST principles

28.

On a 120 km track, a train travels the 1st 30 km at uniform speed of 30km/hr. How fast must the train travel the next 90 km to get average speed of 60 km/hr for the whole journey?

Answer»
average \: speed =  \frac{total \: distance}{total \: time}
So,
The average speed is given=60km/h
Distance=120km
Let the time be x.
60 =  \frac{120}{x}
x =  \frac{120}{60}  = 2hrs
From first PART of train journey,we have:-
Speed=30km/h
Distance=30km
Time=?
speed =  \frac{distance}{time}
30 =  \frac{30}{time}
time =  \frac{30}{30 }  = 1hrs
From,the SECOND part of journey we have:-
Speed =x
Distance =90KM/h
Time=?

s =  \frac{d}{t}  \\ x =  \frac{90}{time }  \\ time =  \frac{90}{x}

We ,already know that total time TAKEN for trip =2hrs.
A/q
1 +  \frac{90}{x}  = 2 \\  \frac{90}{x}  = 2 - 1 \\  \frac{90}{x}  = 1 \\ x = 90

Hence,the train will COVER next 90km at speed of 90km/h..



29.

FIND THE SPEED OF THE SECOND HAND OF A CLOCK OF LENGTH 21CM

Answer»

Take length of 2nd hand as radius
total DISTANCE in ONE REVOLUTION =2πr
=2*22/7*21=132cm
time in one revolution =60SEC
speed=132/60=22/10=2.2cm/sec Answer

30.

Calculate the ratio of the resistance of two bulbs of power 100w and 200w

Answer»

Since, P = V^2 / R .....(i)
Then ,

Case I
P1 = 100W
From (i)
V^2 / R = 100W = P1 .....(ii)

Case II
P2 = 200W
From (i)
V^2 / R = 200W = P2 ......(iii)

Now,
P1 / P2 = 100W / 200W
V^2 / R1 1
------------- = -----
V ^2 / R2 2

THEREFORE , R1 / R2 = 1 /2.

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Hope it helps...
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31.

Can a pilot in indigo sport a long beard like sardar but well maintained???/NO SPAMMING

Answer» YEAH,,,it is RIGHT.....
32.

What is gravity ? who discoverded it ?

Answer» HEHE TEDDY bear ki pic LE sath ye question haha


the FORCE that attracts a body towards the CENTRE of the earth, or towards any other physical body having mass.sir issac newton discoved gravity.

33.

In physics what is distance

Answer»

Distance is thev LENGTH of PATH TRAVELLING by a BODY between TWO points.

34.

the pressure if a gas filled in a closed har increases by 0.2%when temperature is increase d by 2℃find the initial temperature

Answer»

I don't KNOW ANSWER of your QUESTION

35.

Provide a rough estimate of the size of the exchange constant in a magnetic oxide which is coupled by superexchange using the measured value of the electronic bandwidth of 0.05 eV. Take the Coulomb energy to be ~ 1 eV. Hence estimate the antiferromagnetic ordering temperature.

Answer»

I will SEND you this ANSWER later with the help of my father as he is not here now . I will send it in the comments BOX

36.

What is the speed of the block when it is at a position xi 2 3.10 cm

Answer» HEYA MATE...INCOMPLETE QUESTION...plzz complete it
37.

Write two harmful effects of noise pollution science for 8 class student

Answer»

Hey
Here is UR answer :-
Two HARMFUL effects of NOISE pollution :-
1) Sleep DISTURBANCE
2)Hearing loss
3)Hypertension
Hope it helps U :)

38.

Difference between magnetic and geomagnetic pole

Answer»

With MAGNET only magnetic OBJECTS are attracted but with geomagnetic POLE all things of EARTH are attracted

39.

Why work done is different in chemistry and physics thermodynamics?

Answer»

The magnitude of WORK is same in both of the cases But SIGN CONVENTION is DIFFERENT.

40.

Write a short note on power frequency variations

Answer»

Power frequency variations are a deviation from the NOMINAL supply frequency. The supply frequency is a function of the rotational speed of the generators used to produce the electrical energy.

 

*   At any INSTANT, the frequency depends on the balance between the load and the CAPACITY of the available generation.

 
*  A frequency variation occurs if a generator becomes un-synchronous with the power system, causing an inconsistency that is manifested in the form of a variation.

 

*  The specified frequency variation should be within the limits +- 2.5% Hz at all times for GRID network.


41.

One dimensional transfer heat equation of fin

Answer»

Fins are used in a LARGE number of applications to increase the heat transfer from surfaces. Typically, the fin material has a high thermal conductivity. The fin is exposed to a flowing fluid, which cools or heats it, with the high thermal conductivity allowing increased heat being conducted from the wall through the fin. The design of cooling fins is encountered in many situations and we THUS examine heat transfer in a fin as a way of defining some criteria for design.

Figure 18.3: Geometry of heat transfer fin



A model configuration is shown in Figure 18.3. The fin is of length  . The other parameters of the PROBLEM are indicated. The fluid has velocity  and temperature  . We assume (using the Reynolds analogy or other approach) that the heat transfer coefficient for the fin is known and has the value  . The end of the fin can have a different heat transfer coefficient, which we can call  .

The approach taken will be quasi-one-dimensional, in that the temperature in the fin will be assumed to be a function of  only. This may seem a drastic simplification, and it needs some explanation. With a fin cross-section equal to  and a perimeter  , the characteristic dimension in the transverse direction is  (For a circular fin, for example,  ). The regime of interest will be taken to be that for which the Biot number is much less than unity,  , which is a realistic approximation in practice.

The physical CONTENT of this approximation can be seen from the following. Heat transfer per unit area out of the fin to the fluid is roughly of magnitude  per unit area. The heat transfer per unit area within the fin in the transverse direction is (again in the same APPROXIMATE terms)



42.

Calculate speed of a motorcycle if diamter and revolutions are given

Answer»

If N is in revolution per minute
Then,
SPEED of MOTORCYCLE = πDN/60 m/s
where D = Diameter in METRE
if you want this and in Km/hr then multiply it with 18/ 5 .

43.

Where is pressure measurement required in a car?

Answer» VACUUM QUAKES MEASURED the PRESSURE in CAR
44.

The magnetic coupling of a piezoelectriccantilever for enhanced energy harvestingefď¬ciency

Answer»

What did U WANT to ASK

45.

Why strength increases in ageging in respect to dislocations?

Answer» HELLO FRIEND here is your ANSWER
46.

Why electrical impulse is converted into chemical substance at synapse

Answer»

Hey FRIEND ..!! here's your answer
__________________________

To transfer message from ONE neuron to another neuron electrical impulse is CONVERTED into CHEMICAL substance at SYNAPSE.
____________________
#Hope its help you dear#

47.

What is importance of ventral fin in aircraft

Answer»

It PROVIDES the LIFT REQUIRED for the AIRCRAFT

48.

Both ends of cell connected with wire to show the heating effect of wire

Answer»

Yes heat is produced in that wire DUE to RESISTANCE and power LOSS

49.

How do we develop electric charge while sitting

Answer»

Hello user !!!

Your answer :-

→The ELECTRICITY DEVELOPING is just static.

→It is happening when charges of chair are attracting our HAIRS on hand /attracting our clothes.

→In Nylon dresses, we can observe these mostly.

→Here , the charged BODY is attracting an uncharged body.

→This is the less static power.

→This doesn't work out as electricity.

Hope this HELPS you ^_^

50.

A man of 60 kg moves in a lift of constant velocity 5 m/s. What is the reactive force acting on the man by the elevator?

Answer»

Here, Waight of the MAN is 60KG, and velocity is 5m/s^-2..so. the reactive or UPWARD force on the man by the LIFT or by the elevator is N=m(g+a)=60(9.8+5)=60*49=2940...