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Difference between distilled water and rainwater |
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Answer» DISTILLED WATER is the PURE water and RAINWATER is the water from the CLOUD |
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Equivalent resistance between P and Q |
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Answer» the equivalent resistance between p and q WOULD be 2 by 3 OHM |
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a car move with a speed of 30km/h for half an hour, 25km/h for hour and 40om/h for 2 hour calculat the average speed of the car |
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how do you infer that resistances R1 R2 and R3 the three resistors are connected in series get the same current |
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Answer» Explanation: Due to following two fact. i) The current has a single path for its flow HENCE same current PASS through each resistor so the POTENTIAL difference across a resistor is directly proportional to its resistance . ii) The potential difference across the entire circuit is equal to the sum of potential difference across the individual resistor. V= V1+V2+V3+........ THANK you |
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A current of 4 A flows around a circuit for 10s .how much charge flows past a point in the circuit in this,time |
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What is magnetic force |
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Answer» the FORCE of ATTRACTION of an IRON with the MAGNET |
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Lust three more activites where we exert forse which appers as a push |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: plz MARK it as brainliest answer... |
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Define acceleration and give its SI unit when is acceleration of a body negative give two examples of situations in which is relation of the body is negative |
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Answer» Explanation: the rate of CHANGE in VELOCITY is CALLED ACCELERATION |
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Current in terms of drift velocity detivattion 2 |
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Answer» I=neAV Where n is NUMBER of ELECTRON per unit volume of given metal e is a CHARGE of an electron A is the cross sectional AREA of a conductor V is the drift velocity |
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A body is thrown vertically upward from the ground. It reaches a maximum height of 20m |
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The resistance of a wire at 20 degree celsius and 100 degree celsius is 3 ohm-m and 4 ohm-m respectively. The resitivity of the wire at 0 degree celsius is? |
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Answer» answer : OPTION (1) 11/4 ohm.m explanation : relation between resistivity and temperature is given by, where Let at 20°C ,
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from EQUATIONS (1) and (2), 4 - 3 = 1 = and 3/4 = [1 + 20α]/[1 + 100α] or, 3 + 300α = 4 + 80α or, 220α = 1 or, α = 1/220 , putting it in equation (3), 1 = 80 × 220/80 = 11/4 = hence, option (1) is correct choice. |
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Solar energy ki best defination kya he...?(Plz try this....) |
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Answer» SOLAR energy is a energy where we USE light energy GIVEN by the sun.. |
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Two vector A and B such that a+b=a-b then the correct statement |
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Answer» the correct statement is that: The sum and DIFFERENCE of two unit vector are equal in MAGNITUDE . Find ANGEL between them. Ans : The angle between the is THETA = 90 degree. It come when square on both side and evaluate it . Thank you. |
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Calculate the uncertaintyproduct if velocity and displacementfor a electron |
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Calculate the perimeter of compass box and ruler |
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Answer» USE CUBOID formula for the COMPASS BOX and use rectangql formula for ruler |
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Convert 40 km / minute velocity into metre per second |
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Answer» 40km/m in m/s = 40×1000/60 =40000/60 =4000/6 =666.6666666667 m/s |
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in filling the gasoline tank of an aeroplane ,the metal nozzle of hose from the gasoline trunk is always carefully connected to the metal body of the aeroplane by a wire, before the nozzle is inserted in the Tank ,explain why? |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: WELL, It is in case of an electric discharge the FUEL MIGHT catch FIRE, so the hose is carefully grounded before connecting. Plsss mark me as brainlist.. |
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ONLY IITian's CAN DO THISplease solve this question for me |
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Answer» Answer: (b) 2.5×10^-3 m , downwards Explanation: Concept: Melting ice doesn't rise the water level of it is freely FLOATING. In that case, according to Archimedes Principle, Weight is equal to the Buoyant force by water. If we apply some extra force to submerge it more into the water, it will REPLACE more water equal to the volume of ice submerged. In this case, the extra force required will be equal to the Buoyant force of the FORCEFULLY displaced water and it causes to RIGHT the water level up (let say, h). So, if the ice melts the water level go the original level when the force is not there acting on the ice. Hence, the water level go down (say, h). so, Tension in the thread = Buoyant force of extra water => T = dVg where, d - density of water V - volume of extra water displaced g - acceleration due to gravity T - tension in the thread since, V = Ah T = dAhg => h = T / dAg = 1 / (400×10^-4 × 1×1000 × 10) = 2.5×10^-3 m ..................,........................................................... HOPE, it helps you. |
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a moving coil galvanometer has resistance 20 ohm show full deflection for current 50mA how will you convert galvanometer to ammeter of range 20A and voltmeter of 120v |
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Answer» Explanation: A moving coil galvanometer has resistance 20 ohm show full deflection for current 50mA how will you convert galvanometer to AMMETER of range 20A and voltmeter of 120v 50 convert galvanometer to ammeter of range 20A Current Range can be extended using Shunt across (S) 50mA = 0.05 A 20 Ω 20 * 0.05 = 1 V Current across Shunt = 20 - 0.05 = 19.95 A 20 * 0.05 = S * 19.95 => S = 1/19.95 => S = 0.05 Ω ( in PARALLEL) convert galvanometer to voltmeter of 120v ( independent of 1ST change) Can be CONVERTED using High Resistance in series High resistance must have a drop of 120 - 1 = 119V when 0.05 A current flows through it 0.05R = 119 => R = 2380 Ω (in series) if We need to convert it to voltmeter of 120v after converting into 20A Then Drop of 120 -1 = 119 V is required at 20A Current Flow 20R = 119 V => R = 5.95 Ω (in series) |
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A monochromatic electromagnetic wave means |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: Monochromatic WAVE refers to a wave with single wavelength and FREQUENCY. It's always only ONE colour. The waves MAY be COHERENT and noncoherent depending on the phase difference between the waves. ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ |
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Biography about A Famous person Newton ✌ |
Answer» Issac NEWTONBesides his work on universal gravitation (gravity), Newton developed the three laws of motion which form the BASIC principles of modern physics. His discovery of calculus led the WAY to more POWERFUL methods of solving mathematical problems. If it went on strike, we WOULD reach dark ages. Follow Me! |
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Can anyone plz tell what is the soln of this ques?? |
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Answer» jsjensjssnnzjsnsnskebdbxxbxb |
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50 points... JEE Mains aspirants???Solve the attachment.. |
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Answer» use LAMI's theorem,we get d as answer Explanation: T1/sin90= T2/sin120=T3/sin150 T1/sin90 =T2/sin120 T1=(2/root3)T2 T2=(100× root3)/2 =50 root3 |
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if the percentage error of 100 observation is X then the random error in arthematic mean of 400 observation would be |
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Answer» Answer: The Random Error in the arithmetic MEAN of 100 OBSERVATIONS is x, then random error in the arithmetic mean of 400 observations would be x/4 or 1/4 times x |
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CapacitanceQ.28 A series combination of three capacitors of capacities14 F, 2 u F and 8u F is connected to a battery ofe.m.f. 13 volt. The potential difference across the platesof 24 F capacitor will be(2) 8V(1) LV(3) 4V |
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Answer» 24F CAPACITOR is not PRESENT......where to CONSIDER it....in SERIES?? |
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Write three applications of photoelectric effect |
Answer» hey mate...here is your answer...Photoelectric cells were originally used to detect light, using a vacuum tube containing a cathode, to emit electrons, and an anode, to gather the resulting current. Today, these "phototubes" have advanced to semiconductor-based photodiodes that are used in applications such as solar cells and fiber optics telecommunications.Photomultiplier tubes are a variation of the phototube, but they have several metal plates called DYNODES. Electrons are released after light strikes the cathodes. The electrons then FALL onto the first dynode, which releases more electrons that fall on the second dynode, then on to the third, fourth, and so forth. Each dynode amplifies the current; after about 10 dynodes, the current is strong enough for the photomultipliers to detect even single photons. Examples of this are used in spectroscopy (which breaks apart light into different wavelengths to learn more about the chemical compositions of star, for example), and COMPUTERIZED axial tomography (CAT) scans that EXAMINE the body.hope it helps...please mark as the brainliest... |
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Write the main features of photoelectric effect |
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Answer» Explanation: Key Features of the Photoelectric Effect The rate at which photoelectrons are ejected is directly proportional to the INTENSITY of the INCIDENT light, for a given frequency of incident radiation and metal. The TIME between the incidence and EMISSION of a photoelectron is very small, less than 10^–9 second. |
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What will be the observed colour of sky on a planet where there is no atmosphere? |
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In the two ‘set-ups' X and Y, shown on the next page, the wires AB and PQRare made of the same material and have equal 'thickness. The length of thewire AB, (in the set-up X') is equal to the diameter (= PR) of the semi-circle,formed by the wire PQR, (in the set-up 'Y'). Pins, Pl and P2, are attached, towires AB and PQR respectively, with the help of wax. Which of the two pins,P1 or P2, will fall off later? Give reason for your answer. |
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Answer» pin P2 falls FIRST because the air rises when HEATED and passes through the WIRE so the pin p2 falls first |
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What are the possible values of resistances which can be obtain by using resistors of values 2ohm 3 ohm and 6ohm justify? |
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Answer» If U have to use 3 resistors at a TIME... Then there are 2 POSSIBILITIES (1) in series 2 +3 +6 = 10 ohm (2) in PARALLEL 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/6 = 1 ohm But there would be more possibilities if 2 resistors are to be used at a time.... |
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Y=sin t + cos t. Then find velocity at t=2sec |
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Answer» Here is your answer |
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A physical quanitty by X is given by X =a^2b^3/c root d if percentage error of measurement in a,b,cand d are 4%, 2%, 3%, 1%, respectively then calculate the percentage error in X |
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Why newton's first law is known as law of inertia? |
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Answer» Answer: newton's first LAW is known as the law of INERTIA because object STAYS at rest ,and then inertia is an object reluctance to MOVE. |
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A stone released with zero velocity from the top of atower reaches the ground in 4 seconds. The height ofthe tower is about : (Take g = 10 m/s²)(A) 80 m(B) 80 mm(C) 80 cm(D)None of these |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: s=ut+1/2(at^2) =1/2(at^2) =80m |
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42. Current / in the network shown in figure is102(1) LA(2) 0.5 A(3) 2A162329110V(4) 5 A |
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1]formula of speed ?2]formula of momentum? |
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Answer» heyy mate....!!! formula of speed If RATE r is the same as speed s, r = s = d/t. You can use the equivalent formula d = rt which MEANS distance equals rate times TIME. To solve for speed or rate use the formula for speed, s = d/t which means speed equals distance divided by time. formula of momentum Momentum is mass in motion and only applies to objects in motion. It's a term that DESCRIBES a relationship between the mass and velocity of an OBJECT, and we can see this when it is written in equation form, p = mv, where p is momentum, m is mass in kg and v is velocity in m/s. |
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A substance is 75% dissolved at equilibrium find out its DOD |
Answer» 0.75 is the answer.Solution is in the ATTACHMENT |
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1. A bus starting from rest moveswith a uniform acceleration of0.1 ms for 2 minutes. Find la)the speed acquired. (b) thedistance travelled. |
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Answer» Explanation: bus starts from rest with UNIFORM ACCELERATION of 0.1m/s² for 2 minutes. so, U=0 a= 0.1 t= 2*60 = 120 now put the values in, v = u + at ( where v is final velocity) & s = ut + ½at² ( s is the DISTANCE travelled) solve these , you'll get the answers ( doing the calculations on your own will boost your confidence) |
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9. Bus A covered 75 min 5 s. Bus B covered 169 min 13 sa. Which bus covered a greater distance?b. Which bus has a higher speed? |
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Answer» a. A BUS b.A bus |
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Error in the measurement of radius of the sphere is 1% error in the measurement of volume is. |
Answer» Hope it will help you ☺️.Explanation: Please MARK me as BRAINLIEST ☺️.◉‿◉(・∀・)(θ‿θ). |
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What is blackhole?? |
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Answer» a REGION of space having a GRAVITATIONAL field so intense that no matter or RADIATION can escape. |
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What is molecules give an examples and approximate size of molecules |
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Answer» Answer: the smallest UNIT into which a substance can be divided without changing its chemical nature is called a molecule. Some of the largest MOLECULES are macromolecules or supermolecules. The smallest molecule is the diatomic hydrogen (H2), with a bond length of 0.74 Å. EFFECTIVE molecular radius is the size a molecule displays in solution. The table of permselectivity for DIFFERENT substances contains examples. |
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Can anyone tell me where is "drift velocity" mentioned in the concise PHYSICS book of class 10? |
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Answer» Answer: it is in ELECTRICITY chapter if i REMEMBER CORRECTLY. but it is not defined. It is 'drift speed' on page 201 |
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Briefly explain “ good conductor of heat” |
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Answer» Explanation: Good conductor of HEAT means a METAL which have HIGHER density, LOW melting point and produce heat immediately..
I HOPE it helpful to you. If u like my answer pls mark my answer as a brainlist answer |
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Pull and push 10 examples |
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Answer» PULLING the door Pulling the bike Pulling the car pulling the TRUCK pulling the rickshaw pulling the man pulling the KEY |
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The moment of inertia of thin uniform rod of length 2L , mass M about its center is |
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Answer» I=ML^2/12 I=m*4l^2/12 I=4ml^2/12 mass Explanation: |
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Plz tell fast...It's urgent..Class 9th physics..In which direction do the following forces act when the object is in motion:i . Frictional forceii. Gravitational forceiii.Centripetal force |
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Answer» Answer: i. Opposite to DIRECTION of motion. ii. Always TOWARDS the CENTRE of the earth. iii. Always towards the centre of the circular PATH in which the BODY is moving. |
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