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1.

Define potential energy and state the law of conservation of energy​

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ANSWER:POTENTIAL energy and STAE the LAW of conservation is here

Explanation:

2.

The mass of a square block is 750 g. If the base of length is 10 cm, find the average pressure exerted by the block on its base.

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↪Actually WELCOME to the concept of the FORCE AND PRESSURE

↪Basically here , we are DEALING with the Normal pressure exerted by a object ( square) on its RESPECTIVE base,

↪Since here , the Object dimension is a SQAURE , so we get as ,

〽Pressure = Force / AREA ,

↪Since here , the pressure is normal to base , also the force is normal to base , thus

↪Force = MG ( g = acceleration due to gravity = 10 m/s^2)

↪so we get as ,

↪F = (0.75)(10)

↪F = 7.5 N

↪now the base area , will be as ,

↪Area = (side)^2

↪Area = (0.1)^2 m^2

↪Area = 0.01 m^2

↪so now here ,

↪PRESSURE = 7.5/0.01

〽P = 750 pa

↪Since here , the SI UNIT of pressure is N/m^2 or Pascals or Pa

↪so we get as ,

⭐PRESSURE ON THE BASE = 750 Pa

3.

What will be its answer? Plz help fast! ​

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ANSWER:

WAVE LENGTH is the CORRECT answer

4.

.Differinate between distance and displacement ​

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Answer:

DISTANCE is the TOTAL ROUTE traveled whereas DISPLACEMENT is the shortest route available

5.

A wire stretch such that it's diameter becomes halfed then the resistance increases by

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1\4th it's ORIGINAL RESISTANCE

6.

Technology is related to physics?

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MAY be TECHNOLOGY is RELATED to PHYSICS

7.

draw velocity time graph to show the following real life example first of freely falling body under the action of gravity second a car moving with uniform velocity​

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Answer:

Representing Free FALL by Position-Time Graphs

A position versus time graph for a free-falling object is shown below.

Observe that the line on the graph curves. As learned earlier, a curved line on a position versus time graph signifies an accelerated motion. Since a free-falling object is undergoing an acceleration (g = 9.8 m/s/s), it WOULD be expected that its position-time graph would be curved. A further look at the position-time graph reveals that the object starts with a small velocity (slow) and finishes with a LARGE velocity (fast). Since the SLOPE of any position vs. time graph is the velocity of the object (as learned in Lesson 3), the small initial slope indicates a small initial velocity and the large final slope indicates a large final velocity. FINALLY, the negative slope of the line indicates a negative (i.e., downward) velocity

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23. Draw a velocity time graph to show the followinge praph to show the following real life examples(a) A freely falling body under the action of gravity.(b) A car moving with uniform velocity 24define potenttial energy and state the law of conservation of energy.27“displacementent of an object is independent of the path followed by it "Justify the statement28. Which of the following can be negative and why?Path length, displacement, distance.speed, velocity,acceleration​

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Explanation:

23 B the ENERGY NEITHER be CREATED and nor be DESTROYED

9.

Plz explain relativity theory.i don't know a single thing about it??​

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Answer:-

The theory of relativity usually encompasses TWO interrelated theories by Albert Einstein: special relativity and general relativity. Special relativity APPLIES to elementary PARTICLES and their INTERACTIONS, describing all their physical phenomena EXCEPT gravity. General relativity is a theory of space and time.The central idea of general relativity is that space and time are two aspects of spacetime. Spacetime is curved when there is gravity, matter, energy, and momentum.

10.

Name the two quantities, the slope of whose graph gives(i) Speed (ii)Acceleration​

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Answer:

(ii) ACCELERATION: velocity time GRAPH

(i) Speed: Distance time graph

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11.

Do numericals bused on motion lesson cat least 20 num ​

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12.

a scooter moving at a speed of 10 metre per second is stopped by applying brakes which produce a uniform acceleration of -0.5 metre per second square how much distance will be covered by the scooter before it stop​

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EXPLANATION:

u = 25m/s, v = 0, t = 5 s, m = 180 kg

pi = mu = 180 x 25

      4500 kg m / s

pf = my

   = 180 x 0

   = 0 kgm /s

pf - pi = 0 - 4500

         = -4500 kg m / s

Hence, the change in momentum is -4500 kg m/s.

13.

Velocity time graph shows motion of the body: During which interval of time body is moving with a maximum acceleration?

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Answer:

this DEPENDS on the VELOCITY TIME graph GIVEN

14.

Calculate mass in gram of 5.8 molly of N20

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Answer:255.27424 grams

Explanation:

15.

Specific resistance of a conductor increase with .....

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ANSWER:

by INCREASE the VOLTAGE from the BATTERY

16.

What is inertia of a body explain

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Answer:it means that an object in MOTION will rain in motion and an object in REST will remain in rest

Explanation:

17.

A concave mirror is used for rear-view on an automobile has a radius of curvature of 3.00m. If a bus is located at 5.00m from this mirror, find the position, nature and size of the image.

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ANSWER:

Explanation:

Radius of CURVATURE of the convex mirror R = 3 m

Focal length of the convex mirror f = R/2 = 1.5 m  (positive for convex mirror)

Object (bus) DISTANCE u = − 5 m

IMAGE distance v = ?

Mirror formula is: 1/f = 1/v + 1/u

                             1/1.5 = 1/v + 1/(−5)

1/v = 1/1.5 + 1/5

     = (5 + 1.5)/(5 x 1.5) = 6.5/7.5

v = 7.5/6.5

  = 1.15 m

Position of the image is at 1.15 m behind the mirror

18.

Give scientific reasons.a. Tungsten metal is used to make a solenoid type coil in an electric bulb.

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Explanation:

TUNGSTEN METAL is used in electric BULBS becox tungsten has a higher resistence and low melting point . so it does not melts easily even if we pass high voltage current.

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19.

F. The masses of the earth and moon are 6 x 1024 kg and 7.4x1022 kg, respectively. The distance between them is 3.84 x 105 km. Calculate the gravitational force of attraction between the two?

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ANSWER:

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20.

Is energy conservation violeted in nuclear fission?

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YES ENERGY CONVERSATION violated in NUCLEAR fission but it has not been taken into account

21.

Convert in seconds2min 30sec.​

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2.30×60 because 1min=60sec

=138 SEC

22.

4. A driver of a car A travelling at a uniform speed of 54 km/h for 10 s applies the brakes and decelerates uniformly.The car stops in 5 s. Driver of car B going at 36 km/h for 10 s applies the brakes slowly and stops after 10 seconds.Plot the speed-time graph of both cars and find out which of the two cars travelled farther after the brakes were applied?​

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Answer:

B travelled farther than car A

Explanation:

SPEED of A=54km/h

=15m/s

Speed of B= 36km/h

=10m/s

After PLOTTING the GRAPHS,

Distance travelled by A= 1/2*15*5 m

= 37.5 m

Distance travelled by B= 1/2*10*10 m

= 50 m

conclusion: B travelled farther than A (after applying brakes).

23.

How is friction considered dangerous​

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Answer:

It can CAUSE dangerous burns to humans

EXPLANATION:

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24.

What is the effect of change of pressure in the interconversion of states of matter?

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Answer:

MATTER can change from one FORM to other form i.e from solids to liquids to GASES. ... Matter can be changed from one state to another by changing temperature or pressure. Change in state of water. When heat energy is supplied to ICE it changes into water and then to vapor.

25.

What is the frictional?​

Answer» FRICTION is a force that holds back the movement of a sliding object. That's it.Friction is just that simple. You will findfriction everywhere that objects COME into contact with each other. The force ACTS in the opposite direction to the WAY an object wants to slide.
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26.

Find the dimensional formula for polaraizability

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ELECTRIC polarisation MAY be DEFINED as the relative shift of positive and negative CHARGES under the influence of an external electric field. It can also be defined as the electric dipole moment per unit volume.P = p/V = q * 2a / VTherefore, its unit would be C/m^2.

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27.

Give two examples of an object that has more than one kind of motion at the same time​?

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Answer:

1)motion of moving CAR's WHEEL

Explanation:

the wheel has translational motion as well as rotational motion.

(SIMILARLY you can find ANOTHER example)

28.

What is the minimum amount of Charge capable of free existence

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Electron charge: 1.60217662*10-19

coulombs

(Planck charge: 1.8755459*10-18

coulombs)

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29.

From the top of a 10 m high building, the angle of elevation of the top of a tower is 45 and the angle of depression of its foot is 60. How will you represent this situation diagrammatically?

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ANSWER : ALTERNATE INTERIOR angle 60 DEGREE and angle of ELEVATION 45 degree

30.

Looking at electromagnetic fields as conmplex notation

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ANSWER:

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31.

Lorents force charged particle movinh in a magnetic field

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ANSWER:

EXPLANATION:

F=qE+q(v×B)

32.

Interchange of power and energy

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ANSWER:

Power System Operation and Control 15 Power POOLS circle6 Example rhombus4 the $ 300 that is set aside for transmission compensation is split up AMONG the four utility.

33.

a ball hits a wall horizontally at 6.0 metre per second square it rebounds recently at 4.4 metre per second square the ball is in connect with the wall 40.0 40 seconds what is acceleration of the body​

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As THEINITIAL VELOCITY and final VELOCITIES are opposite in direction

U -6.0 m/s. V .. 4.4 ms. t0.04 s

Acceleration (a)=

Final velocity (v)-Initail velocity(u) TIME (t)

=- 4.4 m/s-6.0 m/s/0.04 s

10.4m/s/0.04s=: 260 m/s2

34.

Explain the process of boiling​

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35.

Which type of force need magnitude and direction

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BUDDY all forces NEED MAGNITUDE as well as direction. Since force in itself is a vector quantity. So all types of forces INDISCRIMINATELY are vector quantity.

For example, frictional force,gravitational force etc.

36.

Explain the process of boiling?​

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Answer:

in this the water molecules are HEATED up to charge then and after exccess boiling they CHANGE there STAE

37.

Cchickenpox is caused by ​

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ANSWER:

it is CAUSED by VARICELLA ZOSTER virus

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38.

Calculate the resistance of a 1km long aluminium wire of diameter 5mm. Find resistance of the wire made of nichrome of same length and diameter also. (Resistivity of aluminium is 28×10-8 Ωm; Resistivity of nichrome is 100×10-6 Ωm)plsss answer

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Answer:

Explanation:

To calculate the resistance of the wire we need the data

1km=1000m

And 5mm=5*10^(-3)

And resistivity of nichrome is 100*10^-6 OHM m

Thus we KNOW that resistance of a substance is resistivity per unit area multiplied by LENGTH

Now resistence(R)=[(100*10^-6)*1000]/(pie*r^2)

Hence resistence(R)=0.1/(3.14*5*10^-3)

Resistence (R)=6.36ohm

Thus now we know that the resistance of nichrome is 6.36 ohm ..

We used the same length and diameter because it is given in the qustn that all the values are same as that of ALUMINIUM hence used the same

39.

What is inertia? explain in simple way​

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ANSWER

A property of matter by which it continues in its EXISTING state of rest or uniform motion in a straight LINE, UNLESS that state is changed by an external force.

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40.

a farmer moves along the boundary of a square field of side 10 metre in 4 minutes 40 seconds what will be the displacement at the end of 2 metre 20 second​

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Answer:

10× √2

Explanation:

It WOULD have cover two sides and DISPLACEMENT would be diagonal of square

41.

If a particle starting from rest has an acceleration thatincreases linearley with times as a = 2t, then the distance.travelled in third sec will be?please explain it in simple way and basic to basic.​

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EXPLANATION:

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42.

Which of the following would be a unit of speed m/s

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Answer:

speed UNIT is m/s for large U can TAKE km/h

43.

Ball is thrown upward with speed 10m/s from top of tower reaches ground with speed 20m/s . Height of tower is

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ANSWER:

THIRD EQUATION of MOTION..

2as=Vf^2-Vi^2

Explanation:

2(9.8)S=20^2-10^2

19.6(H)=400-100

19.6h=300

h=300/19.6

h=15.30m

44.

a convex mirror has a focal length of 13 cm a light bulb with diameter of 6 cm is placed 60cm from mirror what is the light bulbs image position and diameter

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Answer:

1.1 cm and -10.7 cm is the correct answer.

LIGHT bulb's image position = 1.1cm

Diameter of light bulb = -10.7cm

Explanation:

Given data :

A CONVEX MIRROR is given.

Focal length = 13 cm

diameter = 6 cm

Height = 60cm

To find:

light bulb's image position and diameter

Solution

1/f = 1/d1 + 1/d2

1/d1 = 1/f - 1/d2

= 1/(-13) - 1/ 60

= -0. 0769 - 0.0166

= -10 cm

We know that,

h2/h1 = - d1/d2

h2 = -d1*h1/d2

= -10.7*6/60

= -64. 2/60

= 1.07cm

=1.1 cm

Hence,

1.1 cm and -10.7 cm is the correct answer.

light bulb's image position = 1.1cm

Diameter of light bulb = -10.7cm

45.

a ball projected with 60 degrees to horizontal u=392 msec find time of flight range anf maximum range​

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↪Actually welcome to the concept of the PROJECTILE MOTION !

↪basically we KNOW that , in the case of the projectiles, the motion PATH or the TRAJECTORY is a Parabolic Function .

↪Also we know that ,

↪The time of flight in the projectile Motion is given as ,

〽T = 2u Sin ⊙ / g

Now here , we given as , U = 392 m/s , ⊙ = 60°

so substituting we get as ,

T = 2 ( 392) Sin 60° / 10

so we get as ,

T = 2*root3/2 *(392) ÷ 10

T = 392*ROOT 3/10 = 67.8

〽⭐so here , the time of flight is , T = 67.8 seconds

Now also here ,

↪RANGE is given as ,

〽R = u^2 Sin2⊙ / g

so we get as ,

R = (392)^2 *1/2 ÷ 10

〽⭐R = 76832/10 = 7683.2 mtrs

↪Now here , the MAXIMUM HEIGHT is given as ,

〽H = u^2 sin^2 ⊙ / 2g

so we get as ,

H = (392)^2 Sin^2 (60) / 2 (10)

H = 153664 * (root3/2)^2 / 20

H = 153664 * (3/4) /20

H = 115248 /20

〽⭐H = 5762.4 mtrs

46.

During cloudy, there may be frequent thunder and lightning the sound takes some time to reach you after you see the lightning why?​

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Answer:

Because light travels faster then sound

Explanation:

Because light is an em WAVE and has great SPEED and sound is just a disturbance in air MEDIUM having very low speed

47.

When one end of the metal rod is heated, heat is felt in the other end. why?a) what happens with the metal rod? b) How does the heat reach the other end? c) Is this effect true for all materials? d) If heat flows through the material is it possible to visualize heat? ​

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ANSWER:

EXPLANATION:PATA NAHI

48.

A car travels from stop A to stop B with a speed of 50 km/h and then returns back to A with aspeed of 60 km/h. Find(1) displacement of the car,(i) distance travelled by the car.(ii) average speed of the car.​

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BRO TIME is not GIVEN!!!

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49.

Why airplanes have pressurised cabins for passenger while flying high in the atmosphere

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ANSWER:

they are FLYING against the gravity.....

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50.

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