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a car travels from place A to the place B at 20 km/hour and returns at 30 km/hour.The average speed of the car for the whole journey is |
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Answer» the distance between A and B is x km. Speed of the car from A to B(U) = 20 km/hr. Therefore, time(T1) = x/20 Also, Distance between B and A = x km. Speed of the car from B to A(v) = 30 km/hr. time(T2)= x/30 Thus, total time = T1 + T2 = x/20+ x/30 = x/12 hr. total distance covered by the car = x + x = 2X Using Formula, AVERAGE Speed = Total distance/Total time = 2x/(x/12) = 24 km/hr. Thus, average speed of the car is 24 km/hr.Hope it will help u. mak as brainliest |
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A person having fever is 102 degree Fahrenheit, Convert it into degree celsius. |
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What is Uniform speed?? ?????? |
Answer» Here is Your ANSWERChack AttechmentHope it Heplfull Answer |
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what happens to the resistance of the conductor when the area of the cross section of the conductor increases? |
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Answer» It's conductivity will increase. and RESISTANCE will decrease Resistance of conductor is UNIVERSALLY proportional to area of CROSS SECTION |
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Difference between sequential and combinational circuit |
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Answer» Difference between combinational and sequential CIRCUIT. ... Sequential circuits are those which are dependent on CLOCK CYCLES and depends on PRESENT as well as past INPUTS to generate any output. Combinational Circuit – In this output depends only upon present input. |
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sperical mirror produces an image of magnification -1 when an object is placed on the principal axis of the mirror at a distance of 40 cm from its pole |
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Answer» YA... So what we have to FIND... . |
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If a car at rest accelerates uniformly to a speed of 144km\h in 20sec then it covers a distance of |
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Answer» Answer: 0.4km Explanation: u=0 v=144km/h=40m/s v=u+at 40=0+a(20) a=2m/s² now x=ut+1/2at² x=0+1/2(2)(20)² x=400m x=0.4km |
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Non-uniform speed? ???????? |
Answer» Here is Your ANSWERChack AttechmentHope it Heplfull Answer |
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Hola guys❤❤❤☺❤❤❤difference between nit and iit |
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Plz answer it questions |
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Answer» can you UNDERSTAND this? |
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What is Speed?? ???????? |
Answer» Here is Your ANSWERChack AttechmentHope it Heplfull Answer |
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A player catches a ball mass of 150gram moving at rate of 20ms-². If the catching process is completed in 0.1 second take the force exerted by the ball on the hand of catcher |
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Answer» Given- m=150g =150/1000 =0.15kg a=20m/s^2 t=0.1sec. F=? F=m×a F=0.15×20 F=3 N |
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Heya❣❤✌define Bibliography |
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a list of the BOOKS REFERRED to in a scholarly WORK, typically printed as an appendix.____________♥ __HOPE YOU GOT IT__♥ ___________ |
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Name 3 main system of units in vogue to measure length weight and time |
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Answer» Answer:TIME - second Length - meter WEIGHT - Newton MASS - kilogram Explanation: |
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Average force on each electron in the coil due to magnetic field |
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Q#1wAn electrie bulb is connected to a 220v generator. The current is 0.50A.What is the power of the bulb? |
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formula The power of the bulb is 110watt |
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What is full form of sound |
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Answer» Answer: sufferers of unnecessary NERVE DAMAGE is the full FORM of sound MAY it HELP you |
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What are the uses of a periscope |
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Answer» Explanation: The periscope is used in the submarines to SEE what is going on the water surface, It was used for observation PURPOSES in the trenches during World War I, It is used in some gun turrets and it is used in ARMED VEHICLES. |
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kisi ka ghar ara me Jain coolege ke pass hi to bataye o aaj khula hi ki nahi Kal Last date hi admission ka plz batayr |
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Explain the measurements of mass |
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Answer» Mass is measured in Grams(g), and the different forms are= Milligram (MG)- 1/1000 g Centigram(CG)- 1/100 g Decigram(dg) - 1/10 g Decagram(dag)- 1×10 g Hectogram(hg)- 1× 100 g Kilogram (kg)- 1×1000 g There are other units also like QUINTAL, tonn etc. PLZ MARK ME BRAINLIEST *!*!* |
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Subject - Physics1.A car travels first half distance with velocity u & next half with 'v'. Find averagespeed of car. |
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Answer» can be:- N1+N2/2(this TWO because there are just two DIGITS if more LIKE 3 then 3) v+u/2 |
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Name the three main system of units in vogue to measure length weight and time |
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Answer» Explanation: There are three seperate measurement SYSTEMS practiced all around the world. They are as follows: The metric system It is the most basic and widely accepted system of them all. It comprises of 3 entities, metre, gram and litre. The next on the list is, Imperial system. It adds to MINOR changes but RATHER similar to the previous one. As here the unit is yard. A yard is near equivalent to a metre. Then is the celsius and Fahrenheit scale which are given by the interconversion formula of C=5(F-32)/9. |
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The distance travelled by a particle in time t is given by s = (2.5 t²) m. Find (a) the average speed of the particleduring time 0 to 5.0s and (b) the instantaneous speed at t = 5.0 s.Please help me to find the answer and don't go for the points. |
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Answer» Answer: a, b, ins. SPEED= 25m/s Distance S=(2.5t^2)m.........(given) Average speed of particals during TIME 0 to 5 sec.=Total distance /Total time total distance=(2.5t^2)= 2.5× 5×5=62.5 total time=5 sec Therefore the average speed of the PARTICLE during time 0 to 5.0s is 12.5m/s. Instantaneous speed=v = ds/dt =2.5t^2/dt =5t. ( SINCE at t=5) =25m/sTherefore the instantaneous speed at t=5.0s is 25m/s. |
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two trains of length 500 metre and thousand metre moving in opposite direction with same speed crosses each other in 10 seconds find their speed |
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Answer» Speed of FIRST TRAIN = 500/10 |
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Difference between static and dynamic balancing in tabular form |
Answer» HEY mate here is your answer:*STATIC balance refers to the ability of a STATIONARY on object to its balance.*This happens when the objects centre of GRAVITY is on the axis of rotation.*Whereas dynamic balance is the ability of an object to balance whilst in motion or when switching between positions.hope it helps youplease mark as BRAINLIEST^_^ |
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Projectile motion me trajectory kya hota h |
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Answer» a path folllowed by a PROJECTILE flying or an object moving under th action of given forces hope it HELPS |
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How many 176ohm resistors are required to carry 5A on a 220v line |
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Answer» Answer: 4 Explanation: R=V/I =22/5=44 OHm SO 44 OMH IS REQUIRED TO CARRY 5A on a 220v line.. FOUR 176 omh connected in parallel can GIVE 176/4=44 ohm hope it will helps you...Mark me as BRAINLIEST if it DESERVES..Thank you
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Calculate the value of resistance X. |
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R equivalent due PARALLEL RESISTANCE 2 ohm V=IR 8=½(4+2+x) 16=6+x x=10
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At a distance of500 m from the traffic light, brakes are applied to ann automobile moving at a velocity of 20 m/s. The position of automobile relative to traffic light 50 s afterthe brakes, if its accelerationis-0.5 ms, isa)125m(b)375 m(c) 100 md)400 m |
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5) Two cubes of ice are pressed hard between the palms. When the pressure is released, the two cubes jointogether. Explain please answer fast. I'll mark you the brainliest |
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Answer» Explanation: The reason for it is that the increase of pressure decreases the MELTING point of the ice. When two cubes are PRESSED hard between the palms the melting point of ice lowers which LEADS to formation of a thin layer of water when they are pressed TOGETHER. When the pressure is released ice cubes join together |
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A piston cylinder contains compresed 5kg liquid water with a pressure of 500kpa |
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A ray of light. Is incident at angle i on a surface of prism ofsmall angle |
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Answer» UNABLE to UNDERSTAND what you WANT |
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A person travels along a straight line for first half time with a velocity v1 |
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Can displacement be zero even when distance is not zero give example |
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Answer» yes displacement can be zero ex - an OBJECT moving in a straight LINE and returns back to the STARTING point |
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Can a body have zero velocity and still acceleration give example |
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Answer» Yes, a object can have acceleration with zero velocity. When an object is thrown upwards, then at the MAXIMUM HEIGHT, velocity of BODY is zero at that instant but it has acceleration due to gravity. |
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Which one of the following is a partial conductor ?1) iron2) silk3) paper4) dry air |
Answer» ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●1) iron✔️2) silk 3) paper |
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in world cup final between the Brazil and the England football is kicked off in front of the Brazil gold by David backman and is being defended by the Roberto Carlos and shown If score is 0-0 till now and this is the injury time will the England win the World Cup? QUESTION FROM VECTORS |
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The rate of change of displacement with time is |
Answer» ✴OLA!!✴⤵⤵Answer⤵⤵the RATE of CHANGE of DISPLACEMENT with time is called velocity ✔✔tysm❤ |
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2.If an electric field is given by 5i +3j + 4k, theelectric flux through a surface of area 5 units lyingin yz plane is |
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Answer» AREA= 5 since it lying in YZ plane E= 5i +3j + 4k flux= 5×5 =25 Unit |
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There is a circular path an object travel from point A to D. Determine the distance and displacement of the radius of circle is R. |
Answer» Here is Your ANSWERChack AttechmentHope it Heplfull Answer |
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What can you say about motiom ofa a body if a its displacement time graph is a straight line |
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Answer» Answer: MOVEMENT of a body in motion in a straight LINE TELL US about the body is constant moving without changing its speed in a direction... I hope it was helpful for you.. plz make me brainly... |
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Rules for using symbols for SI units and prefix |
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Answer» Answer: 1 FULL name of the UNIT starts with LOWER CASE letter (even if the unit is named after a person). 2. Symbol for the unit named after a person should be in Upper Case letters. 3. Symbols for the units not named after a person should be in lower case. 4. Symbols aren't expressed in plural form. 5. PUNCTUATION marks should not be used after the symbol. |
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Two particles A and B start from rest and move for equal time on a straight line.The particle A has an acceleration a for the first half of the total time and 2a for the second half. The particle B has an acceleration 2a for the first half and a for the second half. Which particle has covered larger distance?answer plzz!! |
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Answer» using SECOND equation of MOTION to find the distance TRAVEL in total time, and use first equation of motion to determine the velocity of object at a point where its ACCELERATION changes |
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A particle starts from rest with uniform acceleration 0.3 describes in its last |
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Answer» what do you mean. Explanation: your answer isincomplete |
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A particle accelerates from rest at a constant rate for some time |
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Answer» ______________________________________ A particle ACCELERATES from REST at a constant rate for some TIME ______________________________________ => Then the acceleration is said to be constant acceleration. ______________________________________ |
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A particle moving with uniform acceleration travels 24m and 64 m |
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Answer» what do you MEAN by this your QUESTION is INCOMPLETE |
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Bohr atom model correction with nuclear motion centre of mass |
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Answer» Unlike earlier models, the BOHR Model explains the Rydberg formula for the spectral emission lines of atomic HYDROGEN. The Bohr Model is a planetary model in which the negatively-charged electrons orbit a small, positively-charged nucleus SIMILAR to the planets ORBITING the Sun (except that the orbits are not planar). |
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Difference between conductivity cell and electrode |
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Answer» Answer: Conductivity cells, also called conductivity electrodes or probes, are constructed with metal electrodes placed at a fixed DISTANCE in either glass or PLASTIC body and surrounded by an outer tube. The distance between the electrodes divided by their surface area is known as cell constant. Hope it will HELP u |
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