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1.

A metal wire has diameter of 0.25 mm and electrical resistivity of 0.8×10^-8 ohm-m​.(i) what will be the length of this way to make a resistance 5 Ohm?(ii) how much will the resistance change, if the diameter of the wire is doubled?

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ANSWER:

DONT KNOW Sorry

Explanation:

2.

Which symbol is this??​

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BRO this is a CIRCLE and a LINE PASSING through it

3.

State Second Law of Thermodynamics.How heat engine is different from a Refrigerator​

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Answer:

The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that the state of ENTROPY of the entire universe, as an isolated system, always INCREASES over time. ... In a HEAT engine, heat is transferred from a higher temperature level called SOURCE to a lower temperature level called sink.

4.

Reflection of lighy at curved surface​

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ANSWER:

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5.

Pls refer the attach. and answer these questions(i) Name the defect in the eye(ii) Which lens is used to correct the vision.​

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ANSWER:

Myopia

Concave LENS

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6.

(a) Write important conclusions that can be drawn from it.(b) Mark the regions, where the nuclei arefi) most stable(ii) prone to fission(iii) prone to fusionof slentromagnetic spectrum which is suitable for​

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ANSWER:

it the nucleis is prone to FUSION then the ATOMIC mass of the NUCLIE is less than 30

it is it prone to fission the the nucleas is heavy i e the atomic mass of it is gre ater than 170

7.

Which is the speedest engine ever made??​

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Answer:

109,000 HP ENGINE  . MAY be

Explanation:

8.

Derive the formula of resistors joined in series and parallel along with diagram​

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ANSWER:

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9.

What is meant by projectile​

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1.Projectile MOTION is a form of motion EXPERIENCED by an object or particle (a projectile) that is projected near the EARTH's surface and moves along a curved PATH under the action of gravity only (in particular, the effects of AIR resistance are assumed to be negligible)...

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10.

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EXPLANATION:

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11.

Orbital velocity does not depend upona. Mass of the satellite b.mass of the earth c. Acceleration due to gravityd.radius of earth

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ANSWER:

a

Explanation:

mass of the SATELLITE because mass is same everywhere

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12.

I need all the formula of the lesson Electricity ........... class 10

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<P>Explanation:

QuantityFormulasUnit Current I I = Q / t

Q = Charge

t = time taken

 Amperes (A) Voltage VV = E / Q

or

V = W / Q

E = Energy, W = Work done

 Volts (V) Resistance R R = ρl / A

ρ = Resistivity,

l = length,

A = Area

 Ohm (Ω) Resistance R R = V / I ohm (Ω) POWER P P = VI Watts (W) Conductivity σ SIGMA = 1 / ρ Siemens per METER (S/m)

13.

Will light travel through a glass slab with the same velocity as it travela in air?​

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Answer:

No

Explanation:

No, light will not travel through a glass slab with the same velocity as it TRAVELS in air because the glass slab BLOCKS the path of light.

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14.

"Electrical resistivity is a charateristics property of material". Explain this statement​

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Answer:

Electrical resistivity: It is a property of MATERIAL. It is the strength of material to oppose the FLOWING current in the conductor made by the material. It does not depends on shape and size of conductor. It depends on nature and TEMPERATURE of the conductor.

15.

two sphere A and B having the same volume a dropped from the same height in the ocean sphere A is made up of brass and sphere B is made up of Steel by will there be some change in the volume of the sphere at a certain depth inside water what will be the ratio of change in volume of the two spheres at the depth​

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ANSWER:same

Explanation:

If both are in VACUUM

16.

what is the total energy of a remote sensing satellite of mass 700 kg orbiting at a height of 600km above surface of earth? Radius of earth is 6400km,g on surface =10ms^-1.​

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ANSWER:

The answer to this QUESTION will be 10ms^-1

17.

16. Let g denotes the value of acceleration due to gravity at a point, distant r from the centre ofearth of radius R. If r

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(a) G PROPORTION to r^2

18.

What is need of banking of roads in points?​

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Answer:

When the road is banked, the HORIZONTAL component of the NORMAL REACTION provides the necessary centripetal force required for circular motion of vehicle. .

. THUS, to provide the necessary centripetal force at the CURVED road, banking of road is necessary.

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19.

State first law of thermodynamics giving appropriate equation for the case of isothermal process​

Answer» ENERGY is neither CREATED nor destroyed
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20.

Banking of road needs?​

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ANSWER:

Banking of road is the process of raising OUTER edges of a road over its inner EDGE through certain angle. ... When road is banked, the horizontal component of normal REACTION provides necessary centripetal force required for circular MOTION. So, roads are banked to provide necessary centripetal force.

21.

State the name of rule which gives the direction of induced current and also write this rule​

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Answer:

RIGHT Hand THUMB Rule GIVES the DIRECTION of Induced current

22.

A body mass of 25 kg is dropped into water. If the apparent weight of the body is 105N then the applied thrust is

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ANSWER:

thrust = org. WT. - apparent wt.

= 25(10) - 105

= 145

23.

Describe the principle and working of an ac generator with diagram. State its uses also​

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Answer:

A.C. generators or alternators (as they are usually called) OPERATE on the same fundamental principles of electromagnetic induction as D.C. generators.

Alternating VOLTAGE MAY be generated by rotating a COIL in the magnetic FIELD or by rotating a magnetic field within a stationary coil. The value of the voltage generated depends on-

the number of turns in the coil.

strength of the field.

the speed at which the coil or magnetic field rotates.

24.

Explain magnification of mirror and lens​

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Answer:

The mirror formula

1f=1v+1u

Where

f

is the focal length of the mirror,

u

is the DISTANCE of the object from the mirror and

V

is the distance the image is formed from the mirror.

m=−vu

The size of an object’s image is larger (or smaller) than the object itself by its magnification,

M

. The level of magnification is proportional to the ratio of

v

and

u

. An image that is double the size of the object WOULD have magnification

M=2

.

R=2f

The radius of curvature of a mirror is twice its focal length.

Example 1

In the SITUATION illustrated below, the object is SET up .5 m away from a converging mirror. If the focal length of the lens is .2 m, determine a) the location of the real image, and b) the magnification of the image.

Explanation:

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25.

When breathingA. Write 3 parts that help humans produce soundsB. aWhat is the position of the vocal cords while speaking -open or mostly closed?b. What happens when vocal cords are in this position?vocal cords​

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ANSWER:

stomach

soundbox

heart

26.

A block of mass 1kg sliding on a smooth horizontal surface with a speed of 2ms^-1meet the free end of a long horizontal spring fixed at the other end having a spring constant 0.25Nm^-1. Find the meximum compression of the spring to bring the block of mass momentarily at rest.​

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Answer:

Here we can use conservation of energy since no external agencies are acting.

K.E = Elastic potential energy

1/2mv^2 = 1/2kx^2

1kg × 4 = 0.25 × X^2

16 = x^2

Thus x = 4m compression

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27.

A child is sitting on a swing what happens to its time if child us accompanied by one more child?​

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ANSWER:

The TIME REMAINS the same as it depends on LENGTH of the chain not weight.

28.

Example of acceleration is zero​

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Answer:an apple thrown in space

A photon has ZERO acceleration

EXPLANATION: acceleration is zero when VELOCITY is CONSTANT

29.

one litre of hydrogen at 127 degree Celsius and 10 ki 10269 10 Inverse Square pressure expand isothermally unit it volume is doubled find the pressure of the gas

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Answer:

The formula you will use for isothermic expansion is:

Work(W) = 2.303 RT LOG(V2/V1)

Let R = 8.3 J / mole-K (universal gas CONSTANT and V2/v1 = 2/1 = 2.

Converting temperature to KELVINS:

T = 127°C = 400K

Work(W) = (2.3)(8.3)(400)log(2)

W = 2.3 X 10^3 J

To find the heat absorbed:

2.3 x 10^3 J/4.2 = 548 cal.

30.

Show the vibration of a paendilum in simple harmonic in nature and expresion its time period​

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Explanation:

OVERVIEW of key terms, equations, and skills for simple harmonic motion, including how to analyze the FORCE, DISPLACEMENT, velocity, and ACCELERATION of an oscillator.

31.

Ray diagrams for concave and convex mirror and lens​

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ANSWER:

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32.

A meteoride burns in theatmosphere before it reaches the Earth surface what happens to its momentum ​

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ANSWER:

As the meteorite turns into ashes before TOUCHING ground. The MASS becomes near about to zero.

Now p=mv. M=0 hence momentum becomes 0

33.

A batsman deflects a ball of mass 0.5kg by an angle of 60° without changing its speed which is equal to 10√3ms^-1. What is the impulse imparted to the ball. ​

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34.

Telephone system has parts

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ANSWER:

Telephone system has 5 parts

Explanation:

In which the NUMBERS, the wire are INCLUDED

35.

Important question for circular motion chapter theory type​

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Answer:

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36.

The ability of material to resist facturing when a force is appiled is called as​

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37.

Solve and answer the question ​

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ANSWER:

When A and B are CONNECTED to a cell,

R₄,R₅,R₆ are inserise. R₂ is in PARALLEL with them.

and R₁ and R₃ are in SERIES with all of the above.

Total R = [5 + 1/{1/10 + 1/(1+3+6)} + 5]  Ω

           = 15 Ω

Explanation:

38.

Is light is matter?​

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ANSWER:

no LIGHT is not a matter because it does not OCCUPY space and does not have any mass

39.

an object is placed at a distance of 25 cm from a concave mirror of focal length 20 cm find the image distance and the nature of the image​

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Answer:

The distance between IMAGE and object = 60-30=30cm

Explanation:

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40.

Is radiation is energy?​

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Answer:

In physics, RADIATION is the emission or transmission of ENERGY in the form of WAVES or particles through space or through a material medium. This includes: electromagnetic radiation, such as radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible light, ULTRAVIOLET, x-rays, and gamma radiation (γ)

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41.

Tell me about thermionic emission plx​

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Answer:

Thermionic emission is the liberation of electrons from an ELECTRODE by virtue of its temperature. This occurs because the thermal energy given to the carrier OVERCOMES the WORK function of the material. The charge carriers can be electrons or ions, and in older literature are sometimes REFERRED to as thermions.

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42.

A stone is dropped freely from the top of the tower and it reaches the ground in 4 second . Take g=10ms^2, calculate the height of the tower.

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43.

Boundary of tectonic plate in earth 's crust is called?​

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Explanation:

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44.

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ANSWER:

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45.

Derive exxpersion for critical constant s of Vander valls equation​

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Answer:

Critical Phenomena and Van der Walls Equation:

For one mole of a GAS the Van der Waals equation,

(P + a/V2)(V - b) = RT

V3 - (b + RT/P)V2 + (a/P)V - ab/P = 0

This equation has three roots in V for given values of a, b, P and T. It found that EITHER all the three roots are REAL or one is real and the other two are imaginary.

Expression of Critical Constants in Terms of Van der Waals Constants:

Again with increase of temperature the minimum and MAXIMUM points come close to each other and at the critical point (C) both maximum and minimum coalesce. The slope and curvature both becomes zero at this point.

THUS the mathematical condition of critical point is,

(dP/dV)T = 0 and (d2P/dV2)T = 0

Van der Waals equation for 1 mole gas is,

(P + a/V2)(V - b) = RT

or, P = RT/(V - b) - a/V2

Differentiating Van der Waals equationwith respect to V at constant T,

We get Slope,

(dP/dV)T = - {RT/(V - b)2} + 2a/V3

And Curvature,

(d2P/dV2)T = {2RT/(V - b)3} - 6a/V4

Hence at the critical point,

- {RTC/(VC - b)2} + 2a/VC3 = 0

or, RTC/(VC - b)2 = 2a/VC3

and {2RTC/(VC - b)3} - 6a/VC4 = 0

or, 2RTC/(VC -b)3 = 6a/VC4

Thus, (VC - b)/2 = VC/3

∴ VC = 3b

Putting the value of VC = 3b in

RTC/(VC - b)2 = 2a/VC3.

We have, RTC/4b2 = 2a/27b3

∴ TC = 8a/27Rb

Again the Van der Walls equation at the critical state,

PC = RTC/(VC - b) - a/VC2

Putting the value of VC and TC,

∴ PC = a/27b2

46.

Helppppp. plzzzzz.......Construct a AMNO, having its perimeter = 100 mm and its sides in the ratioof 3:5:4.Construct a trapezium MNOP having MO, the difference of itsdiagonal = 30 mm. Draw both.​

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ANSWER:

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47.

Write whether the given statement is true or falsea lens that is thicker at the middle than at the edges is a diverging lens.​

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Answer:

False

Explanation:

A LENSE thatbis THICKER in the MIDDLE than at the edge is a CONVERGING LENS

48.

Does anyone has readings for the class 11 vernier callipers experiment??​

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ANSWER:

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49.

What is meant by 1.electrode2.electrolyte3.electrolysis​

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Explanation:

The two CONDUCTORS which are connected with the terminals of the cell or battery during electrolysis is called electrode.

Chemical decomposition produced by passing an electric CURRENT through a LIQUID or solution containing IONS is called electrolysis.

A liquid or gel which contains ions and can be decomposed by electrolysis, e.g. that present in a batteryis called electrolyte.

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50.

In the shown arrangement a point source of light S is placed 60 cm behind the convex lens of focal length 30 cm and 2 cm above the common principal axis of the convex lens and the convex mirror.Then the x-coordinate of the final image of the source is.​

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Answer:

X coordinate is negative SIDE i.e on the same side of the source and left side tonthe lens

Explanation:

Becuase the image formed by the lens is at BEHIND it and then it FALLS on the diverging mirror and THEREBY REFLECTED and comes back to same side i.e positive x coordinate