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1.

What is moment of inertia ?​

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ANSWER:

ANGULAR mass

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2.

What are the 2 formulas of distance. (constant and uniform)one includes accselaration

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Explanation: The Distance Formula itself is actually DERIVED from the Pythagorean Theorem which is a 2 + b 2 = c 2 {a^2} + {b^2} = {c^2} a2+b2=c2 where c is the longest side of a right TRIANGLE (ALSO KNOWN as the hypotenuse) and a and b are the other shorter sides (known as the legs of a right triangle).

3.

Increasing current density does not necessarily increase the voltage sensitivity of a galvanometer justify​

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Explanation:

Current sensitivity does not depend upon resistance(R), WHEREAS voltage sensitivity does, as evident from their expressions. Current sensitivity can be increased by INCREASING the number of turns of the coil. However, this INCREASES the resistance of the coil also(R is proportional to length of conductor). Since voltage sensitivity decreases with increase in resistance of the coil, the EFFECT of increase in number of turns is nullified in the case of voltage sensitivity. Hence, there is no increase in voltage sensitivity.

4.

What happens when a charged body is touched?Plzzzzzzzzz solve this coz tomorrow is my exam

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5.

An electric oven of resistance 125 ohm, a toaster ofresistance 50 ohm and an electric geyser of resistance250 ohm are connected in parallel to a 220 V source.What is the resistance of an electric iron connectedto the same source that takes as much current as allthe three appliances and what is the current through[Ans. R = 31.25 ohm , I = 7.04 A]it? ​

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Answer:

  • If an electric oven , a toaster and a GEYSER with resistance 125 , 50 and 250 ohm respectively are connect in parallel to a 220 V
  • Then the equivalent resistance of parallel combination is 1/Rt = 1/125 + 1/50 + 1/250
  • 2+5+1/250

=> 8/250

=> Rt = 31.25 ohm

  • Also if an electric iron takes as much as current the all
  • So FIRSTLY we have to find the TOTAL current of the three => V = IR

=>220 = I × 31.25

=> I = 220/31.25

=> I = 7.04 ampere

  • Resistance of electric iron => V = IR

=> 220 = 7.04×R

=> R = 220/7.04

=> R = 31.25 ohm

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6.

All planets are why circl type and not squre shape or rectangle shape

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ACTUALLY they are not EVEN CIRCLE TYPE they are SPHERE

7.

48. The dissociation equilibrium of a gas AB, can berepresented as, 2AB,(9) = 2AB (9) + B (9).The degree of dissociation is 'x' and is smallcompared to 1. The expression relating the degreeof dissociation (x) with equilibrium constant K, andtotal pressure P is ​

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Answer:

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8.

Minimum marks out of 45​

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ANSWER:

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9.

A machine gun fires 240 bullets per minute witha certain velocity. If the mass of each bullet is10 gm and the power of the gun is 7.2 kW, thevelocity with which each bullet is fired must beans 600​

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10.

28. An R-L circuit is initially connected across the ernfit to initiallyE, for long time as shown in the figure. The key Kis closed and K, is opened at / = 0. Then averageerageFLINEcurrent in the period 1 = 0 tot = = istolLE CU GEMA00000_EKA​

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11.

Name the logic gate equivalent of the output Y. If the same waveform I/P is given to both the inputs A and B, draw the corresponding output waveform.​

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ANSWER:

BRO it will REMAIN as the same

12.

What is inertia? the best answer will be marked as brainliest?​

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Answer:

Inertia is a property of matter that CAUSES it to resist changes in velocity (speed and/or direction). According to NEWTON's first law of MOTION, an object with a given velocity maintains that velocity unless acted on by an EXTERNAL force. ... The amount of inertia that an object possesses is PROPORTIONAL to its mass .

Explanation:

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13.

Solar Eclipse , pinhole camera, rectilinear propagation of light, reflection from mirror mirrorOdd one out giving reasons

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ANSWER:

PINHOLE camera

Explanation:

14.

Write the relation between the two units of temperature​

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ANSWER:

*273 KELVIN to CELSIUS= D = K-273 ⇒ 273 – 273 00C

*100 Celsius to Kelvin= K = D+273 ⇒ 100 + 273 373K

15.

5 POINTS!!!!!!!State two laws of relflection.

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\underline\green{\:\textsf{Laws Of Reflection}}

First Law: The incident RAY, normal at the point of INCIDENCE and the reflected ray,all LIE in the same plane.

Second Law: The angle of incidence and the angle of reflection are EQUAL to each other.

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16.

Calculate the effective resistance of the circuit between points A and B, shown in Fig. 1.39follow me answer correctly and firstly .​

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Answer:

EDC and EFC are 2 pararell path. in each of these paths, resistors are in series.

resistance of each path=12 ohm

so net= 6OHM

17.

what do you mean by sharpness of resonance? Investigate the condition due to which resonance is sharp.

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FREQUENCY RESPONSE is a measure of the amplitude of an oscillation as a FUNCTION of frequency. Sharpness of RESONANCE is DEFINED by the Q factor, which is related to how quickly the energy of the oscillating system decays. The determinants of the sharpness in resonance depends on the system involved

18.

in the above diagram of the object distance (u)and the image I find distance ( V) with their proper sign(positive or negative as per the new cartesian sign convention) and state how these distances are related to the focal length of the convex lens in this case ​

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19.

8.1 Weber = .................... Α.m.Α) 4 πμ.Β) 4 π 10' μοC)10 μοD) μα4 π.​

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20.

If 400 Milli ampere current flows through the bulb for 1 minute how many electron will pass through it

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Explanation:

I = n×E÷ t

where n is the no. of electrons and e isthe charge on an ELECTRON that is (1.6×10-19)

mili amp = 10-³amp

(400÷1000)= n × 1.6×10-19 ÷ 60 here we used 60 SEC instead of 1 min

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21.

B) Observe the diagrams I and II carefully. An object of mass is lifted from A to B toheight ‘h' along the path 1 and path 2. What would be the work done on the object inboth the cases. Give reasons for your answer.m​

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ANSWER:

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22.

show that when current splits in a circuit,it splits in such way that the power elapsed in the each resistance is least.​

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ANSWER:

as the voltage remains constant on splitting power is decided as P=V²/R RATHER than P=I²R which is of series. if we split the RESISTORS as in PARALLEL the resistance would INCREASE which is inversely proportional to power

hence proved

23.

What is unit of Current? Define​

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ANSWER:

The UNIT Of Current is defined as the flow of 1 coulomb of charge in ONE second . Its unit is AMPERE.

24.

Can someone please send me class 9 science work and energy and soung tough numericals please.........​

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Explanation:

Question 1.

A light and a heavy object have the same momentum. Find out the ratio of their kinetic energies. Which one has a larger kinetic ENERGY?

Question 2.

An object with 100 N weights is raised to a height of 15m. Find the potential energy possessed by the object at that height. Also find the new potential energy:

a.If the same object is raised half of its original height.

b.If the same object is raised to THREE times of its original height?

Given g=10m/s2

Question 3.

Define one joule of kinetic energy?

Question 4.

A ball of mass 2kg is thrown up with a speed of 10m/s. find the kinetic energy of the ball at the time of throwing. Also find the potential energy of the ball at the highest point?

Question 5.

An object of mass m and velocity v has kinetic energy= 200J. Find the new kinetic energy if the mass of the object BECOMES double and velocity still remains the same?

Question 6.

Calculate the kinetic energy of a car of mass 500kg MOVING with a velocity of 36km/h. Find the kinetic energy if the velocity of car doubles?

Question 7.

Calculate the power of an electric motor that can lift 800 kg of water to store in a tank at a height of 1500cm in 20s. (g=10m/s2).

Question 8.

Calculate the electrical energy consumed in Joules if a toaster of 60 W is used for 30 minutes?

Question 9.

An electric heater of 1000 W is used for two hours in a day? What is the cost of using it for a month of 28 days, if one unit costs 3.00 rupees?

Question 10.

What energy transformation takes place in :

a.Dry cell

b.electric fan

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25.

RaWhat is torricelli's law? Explain how the speed of efflux is dewith an experiment?​

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Torricelli law expresses that the speed of stream of liquid from a hole is equivalent to the speed that it would accomplish if falling UNRESERVEDLY for a separation equivalent to the tallness of the free surface of the fluid over the opening .

The water won't fall in a PARABOLA like a gun shot. The water won't go up and descend in light of the fact that this is an infringement of the protection of vitality as the work will be managed without the outer power to do chip AWAY at it.

The CONDITION of the speed is for the speed of the coming water independent of the introduction of the opening on the holder which is as an afterthought.

In any case, when the water is falling through the GAP which is in the base of the holder. the water will turn out with consistent speed. Since the speed of the water isn't subject to the water section.

26.

Class 9thWhat is the difference between 'G' & 'g' [5-mark question]​

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ANSWER:

G

1.Universal GRAVITATIONAL Constant

2.Numerical value 6.67×10^-11

3.S.I unit Nm^2/kg^2

4.scaler quantity

5.(G) always REMAIN constant

g

1.Acceleration due to gravity

2.Numerical value 9.8

3.SI unit m/s^2

4.Vector quality

5.(g) various place to place.

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27.

Simple definition of lok sabha and rajya sabha​

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ANSWER:

The Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha are the two houses of the PARLIAMENT. The Lok Sabha is KNOWN as the lower house of the parliament while the Rajya Sabha is the upper house of the parliament. These two houses of the Indian parliament DIFFER in TERMS of their nature, power, processes and functions.

28.

Please answer this..plese explain it clearly

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Answer:

V = I × REQ

Req = r1 + R2

Req = 61+31 = 92 ohm

I = 0.17 Amp

V =.17 × 92 = 15.64Volt

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29.

Newtons universal law of gravitation?​

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Answer:

Newton's law of universal gravitation is USUALLY STATED that every particle attracts every other particle in the universe with a force which is directly PROPORTIONAL to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between their CENTERS.

30.

24 object of size 7 on isplaud 27 cn in Jront ofa Can Салх цол од Еe is cmat what distance from themirror s should be placedso that a shalp focus imaxCan be obtain. Find the naturecond size of the mirror.​

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EXPLANATION:

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31.

Explain dynamic lift with examples?​

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Answer:

Dynamic lift is the force that acts on a body by virtue of its motion through a fluid. ... For example, during the game of cricket, TENNIS, baseball or GOLF,

we have noticed that a spinning ball DEVIATES from its parabolic TRAJECTORY during its motion in the air.

32.

Derive:​

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To derive :

2nd Equation of motion USING graphical methods.

s = ut + ½at²

Proof:

Lets CONSIDER a velocity-time graph as attached above.

Now we know that displacement is given by the area under the velocity time graph.

Let initial velocity be u , final velocity be v , acceleration be a , time be t and distance be s

Now, area under the curve:

∴ s = Area of the trapezium

=> s = ½ (SUM of parallel sides) × DIST. between them

=> s = ½ (u + v ) × t ......(1)

Now we know that :

v = u + at .....(from 1ST eq. of motion) ......(2)

So putting value of "v" in eq.(1)

∴ s = ½ { u + (u + at)} × t

=> s = ½ { 2u + at } × t

=> s = ut + ½at²

[Hence proved .]

33.

(ii) Name the process associated with the following:a) Fine beam of light entering through a small holein a dark room illuminates the dust particles in itspath.b) Acetone bottle is left open and bottle becomesempty(3)​

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ANSWER:

a) TYNDALL Effect

b) EVAPORATION

34.

What will be the value of angle of incidence in the following case?a)90' b)0'c)180'd)360'​

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ANSWER:

A 90 . degree

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35.

Loquivalehtsidisse between Aand.--the equivalent resistance between A and B is ​

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Answer:

23/4

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36.

(ii) What is the apparent weight of the floating body?​

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Answer:

The apparent weight of a FLOATING object is zero. This effect is quite different from the ACCELERATING lift EXAMPLES. A floating or immersed object is not accelerating upwards or downwards, so there can be no net force. In fact, buoyancy provides a SUPPORTING force exactly as the GROUND does.

37.

What do understand by atmospheric pressure?????​

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ANSWER:

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38.

Three resistors are connected as shown in Fig. 1.37. Through the resistor of 5 2, acurrent of 1 A is flowing.(a) Find the potential difference across AB and across AC.(b) Calculate the current across the other two resistors.(C)What is the total resistance ?answer fastly​

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Answer:

potential DIFFERENCE ( v ) = R × I

POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE ACROSS AB=

RESISTANCE (R) = 5 OHMS

CURRENT (I) = 1 AMPERE

SO

V = 1×5

•) V= 5 VOLTS

NOW , ACROSS AC

RESISTANCE (R) = ??

CURRENT (I) = 1

now for TOTAL resistance =

by parallel law -

1/Rp = 1/R2 + 1/R3

1/Rp = 1/10 + 1/15

1/Rp =( 3 + 2)/ 30

Rp = 30 / 5 = 6 ohms ------------ eq 1

now by series law ( from eq 1 )

Rs = R1 + Rp

Rs = 5 + 6

Rs = 11 ohms -------------eq 2

now by eq 2

VOLTAGE ACROSS AC =

11 × 1 = 11 volts

B) now voltage across R2 AND R3

BY EQUATION 1

RESISTANCE= 5 OHMS

CURRENT = 1 AMPERE

HENCE

VOLTAGE = 5 × 1

= 5 volts

now

c) total resistance = 11 ohms ( from eq 2)

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39.

The figure above shows a solid of density de floating in a liquid of density du.(0) What is the relation between de and do in the above case?(II) What is the apparent weight of the floating body?(IM) The same solid floats in water with 3/5th of its volume immersed in it.Calculate the density of the solid. (density of water = 18 cm)​

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Answer:

i)

Relation between the density is GIVEN as

d_o > d_e

ii)

APPARENT weight is the net weight under the condition of flotation

F_{net} = 0

iii)

the density of the OBJECT is given as

\rho_o = 600 kg/m^3

Explanation:

i) As we know that the object is floating in the liquid

so we will have

F_{buoyancy} > F_{weight}

d_o V g > d_e V g

d_o > d_e

ii) Apparent weight is the net weight under the condition of flotation

So we have

F_g - F_b = F_{net}

F_{net} = 0

iii) 3/5 of total VOLUME is immersed into the water

so we have

\frac{3}{5}V\rho_w g = \rho_o V g

\rho_o = \frac{3}{5}\rho_w

\rho_o = 600 kg/m^3

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40.

A post is supported by a guy with wire which exerts a pull ofToon on the top of the post of the angle between the wire andthe ground is 60°, what is the horizontal component of the torceSupporting the force.​

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Answer:

if you CONSIDER this as the DIAGRAM then the answer would be Fcos60°=F/2 according to VECTORS

41.

From a circular ring of mass M and radius R. an are corresponding to a 90° sector is removed themoment of inertia of the remaining part of the ring about an axis passing through the centre of the ringand perpendicular to the plane of the ring is k times MR. Then the value of k is​

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LET the MASS of the removed ARC be m. So the moment of inertia of the remaining portion should be,

\quad

\mapsto\sf{I=MR^2-mR^2=k\cdot MR^2}

\quad

The length of the arc should be,

\quad

\mapsto\sf{l=R\cdot\dfrac {\pi}{2}}

\quad

since the arc is corresponding to a 90° or a (π/2) radian sector.

\quad

Since the ring is assumed to be uniform, the LINEAR density is the same EVERYWHERE. Thus,

\quad

\mapsto\sf{\dfrac {M}{2\pi R}=\dfrac{m}{\left (\dfrac {R\pi}{2}\right)}}\\\\\\\mapsto\sf{m=\dfrac {M}{4}}

\quad

Then,

\quad

\mapsto\sf{MR^2-\left (\dfrac {M}{4}\right)R^2}=k\cdot MR^2\\\\\\\mapsto\sf{\dfrac {3}{4}MR^2=k\cdot MR^2}

\quad

Therefore,

\quad

\mapsto\sf{\underline {\underline {k=\dfrac {3}{4}}}}

42.

A car accelerates uniformly from 36 km/hr to 54km/hr in10s. Calculate(1) Acceleration(1) Distance covered by the car​

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ANSWER:

u = 36 ×1000/3600 = 10 m/s

V = 54×1000/3600 = 15 m/s

v = u + at

15 = 10 + a ×10

15-10 = a ×10

5 = a × 10

a = 2 m/ s ^2

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43.

Mame the substance which make any liquidgood condouctors electricity​

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Answer:

SULPHURIC acid.....

i THINK so as it makes water acidulated which is a GOOD ELECTROLYTE

44.

Q.16 Calculate the number of moles present in:(0) 3.011 x 1023 number of oxygen atoms(ii) 60 g of calcium (Ca = 40 u)​

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ANSWER:

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45.

Thermodynamic temperature symbol​

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Answer:

Throughout the scientific world where measurements are MADE in SI UNITS, thermodynamic temperature is MEASURED in kelvins (symbol: K).

46.

a body oscillates with SHM according to the equation x=5cos[(2πt)+π/4]. At t=1.5, its acceleration is ​

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Answer:

Given:

Equation of SHM has been provided.

x = 5 cos[(2πt) + π/4]

To find:

ACCELERATION at t = 1.5 seconds.

Concept:

Acceleration is obtained by 2nd order Differentiation of the displacement function wrt time.

\boxed{ \huge{ \red{acc. =  \dfrac{ {d}^{<klux>2</klux>}x }{ d {t}^{2}  }}}}

Calculation:

x = 5 cos[(2πt) + π/4]

∴ v = dx/dt

=> v = 5 × (-2π) sin[(2πt) + π/4]

=> v = (-10π) sin[(2πt) + π/4]

Now acc = dv/dt = d²x/dt²

=> acc. = (-10π)×(2π) cos[(2πt) + π/4]

=> acc. = (-20π²) cos[(2πt) + π/4]

Now putting VALUE of t = 1.5 secs.

we get :

∴ acc. = (-20π²) cos[{2π(3/2)} + π/4]

=> acc. = (-20π²) cos[3π + π/4]

=> acc. = (-20π²) cos[13π/4]

Value of cos(13π/4) = (-1/√2)

=> acc. = (-20π²) × (-1/√2)

=> acc. = (20√2π²)/2

=> acc. = 10√2 π²

=> acc. = 10 × 1.414 × π × π

=> acc. = 139.57728 m/s²

So final answer :

\boxed{\red{acc. \:= \: 139.57 \: ms^{-2}}}

47.

वार्षिक पेपर 2020 कक्षा आठवीं​

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EXPLANATION:

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48.

Why the stream lines behave as a rod​

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ANSWER:

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49.

Why do we need magnetic compass to testtie conduction oy electric currentanne when condoorts electricit​

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EXPLANATION:

Because it SHOWS DEFLECTION

50.

Path of the emergent ray with necessary angles. Angle made by the ray is not given. Please tell as soon as possible​

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ANSWER:

The EMERGENT RAY will be the same as the INCIDENT ray