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A ball is thrown vertically upwards with velocity 50m/s at t=0. Find the distance travelled from t=0 to t=8s |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: Velocity of the BALL = u=50m/s (Given) Time = t = 0 (Given) Distance travelled from t = 0 to t = 8 - ? a = -10 According to the SECOND equation of motion - s = ut+1/2at² Thus, SUBSTITUTING the value - s = 50 × 0 + 1/2 × (-10) × 0 s = 0 Now, again,u=50m/s , a = -10, and t=8sec s = ut+1/2at² Thus, substituting the value - s = 50 × 8 + 1/2 × -10 × 8² s = 400-320 s = 80 Thus, the distance travelled from t = 0 to t = 8s is 80m. |
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What is the chance that a leap year selected at random will contain 53 Sunday? |
Answer» Here is Your ANSWERChack AttecmentHope it Heplfull Answer |
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What is possition vector |
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Answer» Answer: In geometry, a POSITION VECTOR is also known as location vector or radius vector, is a Euclidean vector that represents the position of a point P in space in relation to an arbitrary reference origin O. Usually denoted x, r, or s, it corresponds to the straight LINE segment from O to P. In other words, it is the displacement or translation that MAPS the origin to P |
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Find the acceleration of a truck which is initially moving with a speed of 40km/h and comes to rest after covering a distance of 10m. |
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Answer» Answer FORMULA of ACCELERATION is v-u/t 40-10×5/18=30×5/18=15×5/9=75/9 |
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What is scaler and vector quantities with examples |
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Answer» Scalar QUANTITIES are those which have MAGNITUDE only..For EXAMPLE:Distance,CURRENT.. Vector quantities are those which have magnitude and direction both..For example:displacement,force.. |
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Answer please........What is breaking and making of bonds between atoms? |
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What is transverse wave,explain briefly with example |
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Answer» a wave in which the MEDIUM vibrates at RIGHT ANGLES to the DIRECTION of its propagation. Example : VIBRATIONS in strings |
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Give condition and example for magnitude of velocity can be equal to magnitude of speed |
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Answer» if you don't change the direction of motion of BODY then both magnitude of velocity and SPEED will be same for EXAMPLE to TAKE motion in a single PLANE |
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Similarities between air pressure and liquid pressure ans me fast plzzzz |
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Answer» the DIFFERENCE is that water is an incompressible FLUID -its density is almost CONSTANT as the PRESSURE changes while air is a compressible fluid its density changes with pressure |
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a body travels a distance of 3 km towards east then 4 km towards north and finally 9 km towards east what is the total distance travelled what is the resultant displacement |
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Answer» Answer: 16km Explanation: |
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Give condition and example for magnitude of velocity can be zero |
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A train 100m long is moving with a constant velocity of 60km/hr.Find the time it takes to cross a bridge 1km long |
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Answer» Answer: 1minute because train is also 100M LONG and speed IA 60km/h so1km 1 minute |
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10 joules of work is Done to move a charge of -200 coulomb from point A to B. Which of the two pints is at higher potential? What is the P.D between them. If the points are 4 cm apart what is the component of the electric field parallel to the line joining A and B |
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Answer» Answer: A is at a higher potential. The potential difference is -0.05 V. The COMPONENT of the electric field is 1.25 Vm⁻¹ Explanation: Work done=10J Charge(q)(W)=-200 C Now, let potential at A be Vₐ and that at B be Vᵇ. Now, Uₐ=(-200)Vₐ, Uᵇ=(-200)Vᵇ. Work done=Difference in potential ENERGIES (-200)Vᵇ-(-200)Vₐ=10 ⇒ -200Vᵇ+200Vₐ=10 ⇒ Vₐ-Vᵇ=10/200 ⇒ Vₐ-Vᵇ=0.05 Since, Vₐ-Vᵇ>0 Hence, Vₐ>Vᵇ. P.D.=Vᵇ-Vₐ= -0.05 V Component of ELECTRICAL field E= -dV/dR = -(-0.05)/0.04 = 1.25 Vm⁻¹ |
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Explain different properties of matter to prove its liquid state of matter to prove its liquid state of matter at room temperature |
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Answer» Liquid:-
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Give condition and example for magnitude of displacement can be less than magnitude of distance |
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Answer» Answer: for example if you complete a MOTION in a circular PATH then you displacement will be ZERO at the position where is START but your DISTANCE will be the circumference of that circle. |
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Give condition and example for magnitude of displacement can be equal to the magnitude of distance |
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Answer» Answer: When you travel in a STRAIGHT line from A to B then MAGNITUDE of displacement is EQUAL to DISTANCE |
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What is covalent and ionic bond |
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Answer» HEYA MATE ! COVALENT bond --> When TWO or more elements share it's ELECTRONS to stable themselves is called a covalent bond. IONIC bond--> When elements either lose or gain electrons to stable each other is said to be an ionic bond. hope it helps Life☯️Love❤️Peace☮️ |
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Please solve the give reasons......?☺ |
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Answer» a). It acts as insulator to avoid the CURRENT to FLOW when touched. b) It ALSO used as insulator to make ourself not to touch hot part. d)they are used because they are light, decorative MATERIALS easily FORMED. |
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what are the factors on which magnitude of a magnetic field produced a current carrying circular loop as it's centre depend |
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Answer» a) FACTORS on which the MAGNETIC field PRODUCED by a CURRENT carrying conductor depends on are: The strength of the current. |
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What is a neutron star?Content quality required 60+ words |
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Answer» what is a Neutron STAR: when a giant star has it's ore collapsed the neutron star is formed. As they are the collapsed logically these stars are very small in SIZE. the neutron stars are very very hot in their temperature and hence are white in color. Scientifically how are Neutron stars formed: When the cores of the star COLLAPSE, the protons and electrons melt into each other. this helps in the formation of NEUTRONS. hence, the star is named as neutron star.
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If the sum of two unit vector, then the magnitude of their difference is |
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Describe the general properties of plastic |
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Answer» Answer: Plastics have NUMEROUS properties that make them superior to other materials in many applications. Plastics generally have resistance to corrosion and chemicals, low electrical and thermal conductivity, HIGH strength-to-weight ratio, colors available in a wide variety and transparent, resistance to shock, GOOD durability, low cost, are easy to MANUFACTURE, RESISTANT to water and have low toxicity. |
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Electromagnetic induction means-a. Charging of an electric conductor.b. Production of magnetic field due to a current flowing through a coil.c. Generation of a current in a coil due to relative motion between the coil and the magnet.d. Motion of the coil around the axle in an electric motor. |
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Answer» Answer: C. generation of a current in a COIL due to RELATIVE MOTION between the coil and the magnet
Explanation: this law is given by Faraday's I THINK this is helpful to you |
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Chemical reaction that take place in our body |
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What are the similarities between air pressure and liquid pressure |
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Answer» nsbsb d d d s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s |
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Correctness of an equat ion T=2×pie roother of L/g dimensional |
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Answer» Explanation: 2 and pie are DIMENSIONLESS. therefore √l/G should match the dimensions of 'T'. 'g' has dimension 'LT^-2' therefore √l/g will have dimensions √L/LT^-2 = √T^2 which is EQUAL to T. as dimension of LHS is equal to dimension of RHS, HENCE proved. |
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❤❤Define speed. ❤❤❤❤No spams for Birthday girl.❤❤ |
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Answer» Explanation: SPEED is simply defined as the rate at which an OBJECT covers a given DISTANCE in a particular period of time. Mathematically, it is represented as speed (s) = distance (d)/time (t) say, for EXAMPLE, if an object travelled 100 meters in 10 seconds then its speed would be s = 100/10 = 10 m/s unit of speed is ms -1 |
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1: What are the interconnected steps of the scientific methods |
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Answer» Answer: 1.Making an observation, 2.Asking a scientific question, 3.Formulating a valid HYPOTHESIS, 4.Testing that hypothesis, 5.Analyzing the data, 6.Drawing conclusions, 7.Then COMMUNICATING the RESULTS to the scientific community. Plz mark it as brainliest!! |
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A racing car, initially at rest, picks up a velocity of 180km/h in 4.5 seconds. Calculate the acceleration and the distance covered |
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railway tracks are laid on large size wooden or iron clothes give reason for the statement please reply fast |
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Answer» Answer: Trains have HUGE masses and rails are narrow. Therefore if they are directly put on earth, they will sink down due to the EXTREME pressure it would exert on earth when run over by the train. So they are laid on wooden or iron SLEEPERS of large area so that pressure on earth is reduced. Hope it helps Mark it as BRAINLIEST and Don't FORGET to follow me |
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State whether a voltmeter has a high resistance or a low resistance.give reason for your answer |
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Answer» Answer: it has very high RESISTANCE Explanation: a VOLTMETER is connected in parallel because it has very high resistance. if it is connected in series CIRCUIT it will not allow any current and VOLTAGE to pass |
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Which motion is shown by a straight line inclined to speed time graph |
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E. A ball falls off a table and reaches the ground in 1 s. Assuming g = 10 m/s2 , calculate its speed on reaching the ground and the height of the table. |
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How to cauclate windspeed amd direction from era interm? |
Answer» Answer:The mean wind speed (10si) is not EQUAL to the speed of the mean wind COMPONENTS. The mean wind speed for the MONTH is produced by CALCULATING the wind speed at each individual TIME within the month and then averaging over the month. Example Consider a wind of 10ms-1 that is westward for half of the month and eastward for the other half. The mean wind speed is 10ms-1, but the mean of the U wind (and V wind) component is zero. The speed of the mean components is also zero. |
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In which industrial process centrifugal separator is used? |
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Answer» Answer: DAIRY & oil REFINING industrial this PROCESS centrifugal separator is used |
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How to generate electricity from electric field? |
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Answer» Explanation: The force FIELD of the electric Current is the ELECTROMAGNETIC field. In fact the prime force field if the universe is the electromagnetic force and the electricity and magnetism are it's manifestation So LIKE there is no separate 'some' and 'one'in someone there is no separate existence if electric and magnetism in electromagnetic fields. I HOPE ITS HELPS YOU |
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How to find current in a parallel circuit? |
| Answer» FIND these RESISTANCE and potential DIFFERENCE and use these FORMULA I=v\r | |
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An object has a mass of 5.0kg on the surface of the moon. What would be the object's:(a) Mass on Earth?(b) force of gravity on Earth? Please explain how you got the answer. |
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Answer» Answer: Your answer is below Explanation: (a) 30KG (B)Always 30kg Because the MASS on moon will BECOME 1/7 of the mass as compared to over EARTH of object. |
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Planck's constant (h), speed of light in vacuum (C)and Newton's gravitational constant (G) are threefundamental constants. Which of the followingcombinations of these has the dimension oflength?[NEET(Phase-2) 2016]VhG(2)512 |
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Answer» NEWTON gravitational constant has DIMENSION of the length hope it will HELP youTHANK YOU |
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Why is the colour of sun seems red before the sun rising |
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Answer» When we see the SUN at sunrise or sunset, when it is low in the SKY, it may appear yellow, orange, or red. But that is only because its short-wavelength colors (green, blue, VIOLET) are scattered out by the Earth's atmosphere, much like small waves are DISPERSED by big rocks along the shore. |
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What are the components of blood? |
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Answer» plasma: fluid part of the blood RBC: red blood cells contains a red pigment called haemoglobin which helps in carrying oxygen and makes the blood appear red. WBC: WHITE blood cells FIGHTS against the germs that may ENTER our body. platelets: helps in blood clotting. |
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Answer me plssss ..... |
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Answer» 1. Average speed = Total distance / Total time TAKEN = S1 + S2/t1 + t2
S1 = 10km = 10*1000 = 10000m S2 = 10km = 10000m t1 = 20min t2 = 30 min = 30*60 = 1800sec Average speed = 10000 + 10000/1200 + 1800 =20000/3000 = 6.67m/s 2. we can use the formula 2xy/x + y so, 2 x 20 x 30/ 20 + 30 12000 / 50 = 240 km/hr |
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Motion can be visualised with |
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Answer» MOTION can be VISUALISED with the HELP of vector |
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Hello! Suppose a boy is enjoying a ride on a merry go round which is moving with a constant speed of 10m-1. It implies that the boy isA) at restB) moving with no accelerationC) in accelerated motionD) moving with uniform velocity.(please answer the following questions) |
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Answer» Answer: in accelerated motion, as we know that the DIRECTION of the body is changing at every POINT and if direction changes the velocity also changes. so to keep a CONSTANT velocity, the BOY has to ACCELERATE constantly which he is doing. |
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Is kinetic energy conserved in elastic collision?Explain? |
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Answer» Answer: A perfectly ELASTIC COLLISION is DEFINED as one in which there is no LOSS of kinetic energy in the collision. ... |
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Buses and trucks usually have Double Wheels on the rear side give reason for the statement |
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Answer» Buses and Trucks have double WHEELS on the rear SIDE as the both MEANS of transport carry heavy WEIGHT and to balance the extreme weight they have double wheels on the rear side. |
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a body moves with velocity of 2m/s for 5sec then its velocity increase uniformly to 10m/s in next 5sec there after its velocity begin to decrease at uniform rate until it comes to rest after 5 sec . plot a graph and find total distance covered by the body after 2 sec and 12 sec |
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To cross the river in shortest distance, a swimmer should swim making angle theta with the upstream.What is the ratio of the time taken to swim across in the shortest time to that in swimming across overshortest distance. (Assume speed of swimmer in still water is greater than the speed of river flow](A) cos theta(B) sin theta(C) tan theta(D) cot theta |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: Taking d to be the WIDTH of the RIVER and also the the shortest distance COVERED by the swimmer. If the swimmer makes an angle θ with the upstream, then angle (90-θ) will be normal to the stream. Thus, shortest time TAKEN will be the own distance i.e t=d/v. If speed of the river is v. Thus, making an angle (90-θ) will be cos(90-θ) and so speed will be VCOS(90-θ). The shortest distance to cover the river in time will be t1 = d/vcos(90-θ) t1= d/vsin(θ). The ratio will be t/t1 =(d/v)/(d/vsin(θ)) = sinθ. |
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