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Question;-If the sum of two unit vector is also an unit vector then what is the magnitude of their difference? |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: LET e1 and e2 be two given unit vectors. Let their SUM give unit vector e3. Therefore , e1+e2=e3. Squaring on both SIDES, e1^2 + e2^2 +2e1e2 cos (theta)=e3^2. Here, ( theta) is angle between e1 and e2. Substituting the magnitudes, 1 + 1 +2(1)(1) cos ( theta)=1. Therefore , cos (theta)=-(1/2). Therefore , (Theta)= 120 degree. Now, we calculate MAGNITUDE of difference of e1 and e2. | e1- e2|= sqrt[e1^2-(2)(1)(1)(-1/2) +e2^2]=sqrt[ 1+1+1]= sqrt of (3) |
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Answer for questions please fast |
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Derive velocity time equation by using VT graph |
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Answer» 1.v=u+at 2.s=ut+1/2atsq. 3.vsq.-usq.=2as |
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What is meant by saying the electric potential at a point is 1 jule? |
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If a car travels first 20 km at speed of 40km/h-1 and next 40km at a speed of 80km/h-1. find the speed |
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Answer» Answer: 60 kmph Explanation: 1st CASE: distance= 20km speed=40kmph TIME=distance/speed =20/40 = 1/2 hr 2nd case: distance=40km speed=80kmph time = 40/80=1/2 hr hence, for equal time, AVERAGE speed:- (speed1+speed 2) /2 =(40+80) /2 =120/2 = 60kmph.......(ANS) |
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Examples of decreased pressure |
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Answer» Answer: DECREASED pressure Pressure with hight pressure decrease with increas ALTITUDE. the pressure at any LEVEL in the ATMOSPHERE may be interpreted as the total wave of the air above a unit area at any elevation . |
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How can we describe the position of an object with example |
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Answer» Answer: ONE can SPECIFY position by taking a REFERENCE on graph and positioning it as ACCORDING to it's speed |
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Ways in which we can change the velocity of an object |
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Answer» Answer: By CHANGING displacement Explanation: By PROVIDING ACCELERATION or changing time in which a BODY movea |
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Why the speed of sound in air not depends on pressure |
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Answer» The SOUND do not DEPEND because Explanation: The sound do not have mass . if an object having mass the PRESSURE will appear. so sound do not depend on pressure |
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Why the absorption of em waves are less in ground level |
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Answer» Explanation: EARTH cinsists of ELECTROMAGNET RADIATION but by reaching of GROUND LEVEL it weakened |
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Why thermal conductivity of temp is independent of temp |
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Answer» Because in these TIME heat transfer from ONE PART to another part by CONVECTION not like electric current in electric current the conductor EXPANDS and more electron pass through them but these things not happen in heat |
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Why the internal resistance of voltage amplifier is high |
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Answer» because HIGH RESISTANCE |
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What is the gravitational potential energy at the centre of the earth? |
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Answer» Answer: 0J Explanation: Because at the CORE there is nothing to attract henece there is no GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL energy |
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Newton 1st law of motion and 3rd law of motion |
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Answer» first i will tell u the 3rd LAW as its very simple...XD 'every action has an equal and opposite reaction' for ex: FIRING a bullet action: bullet leaving the pistol reaction: force experienced by the man holding the gun 1st law states that also known as law of inertia 'a body in the state of motion or in the state of rest will remain in the same state until an external unbalanced force is applied' Ex : a man sitting in a bus MOVES forward when BRAKES are applied by the driver. (as if his base is stuck with the seat of the bus...XD) hope this helps and PLZ do not mind my jokes cause my teacher taught me like that. |
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A train travelling at 36km/have access template unit formal at 2m/s2 cal. It velocity after 5 sec |
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Answer» v=20m/s Explanation: Given- u=36km/h =36×5/18 =10m/s a=2m/s^2 t=5sec v=? v=u+at v=10+2×5 v=20m/s |
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9.In the given circuit, calculate the value of current in 4.5resistor05A2)1A(3)15A42A |
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Answer» where is your CIRCUIT? |
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Can someone help me with the solution?? |
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Answer» Is it helpful max ACCELERATION =ANGULAR VELOCITY SQUARE ×Amplitude |
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A boy travelling in a cerculler path of radius 5cm he describe half of the path in 1sec.what is the distance coverd by the boy during this time.explain sir please |
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Answer» As u know that circumference of circle 2πr |
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What is the derivation of theory of relativity |
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Answer» Answer: E=mc^2 - Deriving the EQUATION - Easy. When Einstein first PROPOSED his SPECIAL Theory of Relativity in 1905 few people understood it and even fewer believed it. It wasn't until 1919 that the Special Theory was "PROVED by inference" from an experiment carried out on his General Theory of Relativity. |
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Make a presentation on the life of Sir Isaac newton and his numerous contribution to the progress of Science |
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Displacement of an object can be positive or negative but can never be zero if objects has moved true or false |
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Answer» this statement is false as the DISPLACEMENT can be ZERO a particle MOVING in a circular path will return to its original position after COMPLETING one round. In this case displacement becomes zero. |
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What happens when soda water bottle falls freely? No bubbles form? |
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Why specific heat capacity at constant pressure is greater |
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Answer» Answer to: What is the EQUIVALENT resistance of the network SHOWN in the ... figure. Answer and Explanation: We are GIVEN a network of resistors. .... Find R_{AB} in the network in ... |
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Why is the transfer of energy unidirectionsl class 10 |
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Answer» The flow of energy in the ECOSYSTEM isunidirectional because the energy lost as heat from the living organisms of a food CHAIN cannot be reused by plants in PHOTOSYNTHESIS. During the transfer of energy through successive trophic levels in an ecosystem, there is a loss of energy all along the PATH. |
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Why magnetic flux linkage increases and emf reduces |
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Answer» Because the magnetic flux is PROPORTIONAL to the instantaneous current, while the emf is proportional to the >RATE of change< of the current. |
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Why mechanical vibrations are included in rotating parts |
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Answer» The balancing of rotating BODIES is important to avoid vibration. ... In the case of a narrow wheel, balancing simply involves moving the center of gravity to the centre of ROTATION. |
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What is difference between microwave, hydrothermal and hydrodynamic cavitation? |
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Answer» Answer: the application of HC for biodiesel production is undeniably NOVEL in this area. Only a few studies have been done in biodiesel production using HC approach as DEPICTED in Table 3. HC for biodiesel synthesis from vegetable has been explored a decade ago by pioneering work of Ji et al. (2006) in 2006. ... it is no doubt that HC was efficient, referring to YIELD efficiency. The yield efficiency was SHORTENED in the order of HC, MW, UC and MS (Table 3). ... mark me as the brainliest and follow me please and I will follow you too soon and hope it helps you too.... |
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7) A body moving with a velocity of 10 m s. If the motion is uniform, wwill be its velocity after 10 s? |
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Answer» u=10 m/s t=10 sec as v=u+at v=10 +0*10 =10 m/s hope this HELPS |
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Write the nature of the V-I graph |
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Answer» the nature of VI graph depends on the type of substance if the OBJECT is an OHMIC CONDUCTOR then it will be a straight line with equation y=mx if its a superconductor then it would be a parabola. |
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How particle accelerator related to cathode ray tube ? |
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Answer» Answer: The protons, however, are produced using a similar technique to the CRT – in this case with an ion SOURCE known as a duoplasmatron. A cathodefilament emits electrons into a vacuum chamber CONTAINING SMALL amounts of hydrogen gas. The protons are then confined by magnetic fields and accelerated to become a beam. |
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what name is given to the solution in which no more substance can be dissolved at that temperature? |
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Answer» Answer: ACTUALLY all substances melts or TURNS into GASEOUS state by INCREASE in temperature. Not dissolve in temperature.
your QUESTION is not proper. |
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Please help151. A particle moving with a uniform acceleration travels 24m and 64 m in the first two consecutive intervals of 4sec each. Its initial velocity is(a) 1 m/sec(b) 10 m/sec(c) 5 m/sec(d) 2 m/sec |
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Answer» Answer: 10 m/sec Explanation: |
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Plzz give the all short 1 mark questions of class 12 phy ch 1... ! |
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Answer» ,.................. .. ... |
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choose an appropriate scale to draw a rey diagram for the observation at u = - 15 & v = 30 & f = 10 and find the appropriate value of magnification. |
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Answer» is it a lens or mirror....................tell fast as ANS varies ACCORDINGLY |
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What are the importances of lissajous figures? |
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Answer» What is lissajous FIGURES |
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Find dy/dx ify=3x+5cos`square ? |
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Answer» ☢️PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST☢️ |
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the theory of solar system in which the sun occupies the central position is known as first instant theory of solar system second copy theory of solar system third Newton's theory of solar system 4th maxwell's theory of |
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Answer» hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm |
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the force of attraction between two bodies is 20 Newton calculate the force between them when mass of each body as well as distance between them are halved |
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Answer» ☢️PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST☢️ |
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A concave mirror produces two times magnified real images of an object placed at 10cm in front of it. Find its position of the image. |
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Answer» Here, U= -10 cm M= 2 Therefore, m=(-v)/u => -v=MU => v= -(mu) => v = -(2×-10) => v= -(-20) => v =20 cm Does it? |
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Write Boolean expression for NAND gate. |
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Answer» Explanation: The BOOLEAN expression for a LOGIC NAND gate is denoted by a single dot or full stop symbol, ( . ) with a line or Overline, ( ‾‾ ) over the expression to SIGNIFY the NOT or logical negation of the NAND gate giving us the Boolean expression of: A.B = Q. |
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Find maximum value of |
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Answer» ☢️PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST☢️ |
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Calculate the amount of charge that would flowing 1 hour through an element of an electric bulb drawing a current of 0.40A |
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Answer» Answer: 1440 C Explanation: ACCORDING to the given QUESTION, I = current = 0.4 A t = time = 1 h = 3600 s q = charge = ? And we are ASKED to find the amount of charge. We know,
Putting the values we get,
Thus amount of charge is 1440 C when current is 0.4 A and time is 1 hr. |
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Drive the equation s=it+1/2at² from u-t graph |
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Answer» ➡️ANSWER:- =1/2×t(U+BC+CD) =1/2t(U+U+at)[w.k.t v=U+at] =1/2t(2u+at) =2/2tu+1/2at^2 ➡️X=ut+1/2at^2. ☢️PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST☢️ |
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Radius of curvature of concave mirror is 40cm. Find position of an object in front of the mirror so it is real image is two times of the size of the object |
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Explain the phenomena of T.I.R.state two condition for |
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Answer» Answer: Two Requirements for TOTAL Internal Reflection. Total internal reflection (TIR) is the phenomenon that involves the reflection of all the incident light off the BOUNDARY. The light is in the more dense medium and APPROACHING the less dense medium. the angle of incidence is greater than the so-called critical angle. |
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What are the factors upon which the upward pressure due to a liquid depends? |
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Answer» HYDROSTATIC pressure refers to the pressure exerted by a fluid (gas or liquid) at any point in SPACE within that fluid, assuming that the fluid is incompressible and at rest. Pressure within a liquid DEPENDS only on the density of the liquid, the acceleration due to gravity, and the depth within the liquid. |
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Force always as a particular direction true or false |
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Answer» This STATEMENT is absolutely TRUE as FORCE is a vector QUANTITY therefore its sure that it will have some particular direction. Therefore your answer is True. |
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Give one type of motion where displacement distance and displacent are same |
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Answer» MOTION in a STRAIGHT LINE, RECTILINEAR straight line motion |
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