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1.

Define the term latent heat of vaporization of a liquid.what is the value of the latent heat of vaporization of water

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Latent HEAT of Vaporization : It is the amount of heat absorbed or released to change a substance from liquid to vapour/gas or from vapour/gas to liquid without any change in temperature.
The value of vaporization of WATER is 2260*10^ 3 J/kg.

2.

What is critical velocity of liquid

Answer»

Hey Guys,

CRITICAL VELOCITY :-It is a velocity ( speed and DIRECTION ) at which the FLOW of liquid through a TUBE changes from LAMINAR (Smooth ) to turbulent .


Thanks.

3.

A patient is suffering for fever is advised to put wet cloths stripes on his forehead.Why?

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When a person has FEVER, his BODY temperature becomes more than the normal body temperature. If we put strips of WET cloth on the forehead of a person suffering from high fever, the water evaporates taking heat from the body. Thus, moist strips will lower his body temperature.


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4.

When an object falls freely on the ground its acceleration is uniform

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An object FALLS FREELY to the ground has acceleration that is uniform as long as air resistance can be IGNORED and the object stays near ENOUGH to the earth's surface so that the GRAVITATIONAL field is constant.

5.

Why does the speed of other car moving in opposite direction to the car of the observer appears to move faster than for the observer standing on the ground

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The speed of Cars APPROACHING each other is add up because they approach towards each other with their own speed so it APPEAR to move FASTER with RESPECT to STANDING observer.

6.

What is the ratio of Si unit to CGS unit of volume is

Answer»

ANSWER:

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Explanation:

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7.

In which medium does the speed of sound be the highest?

Answer» SPEED of SOUND is HIGHEST in the MEDIUM of SOLID
8.

What is important factor in gas industry.?

Answer»

KSF are specific to industry, sector of an industry, and geography. As such, scope of our STUDY is about identifying KSF of the UPSTREAM sector of oil and gas industry, DUE to global attentions to LIMITED natural resources and importance of efficiency in the oil and gasvalue chain.

9.

Which refrence book to prefer for 12th physics

Answer»

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10.

Show me the meaning of being........?

Answer» SHOW me the MEANING of being LONELY
11.

Why Doppler's effect is not applicable for standing waves?

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The wave profile of a STANDING waves have ZERO VELOCITY hence it does not matter whether MEDIUM is at rest or in relative motion to effect the frequency of the standing wave

12.

Why do the water drops float on the surface of mustard oil

Answer» OIL FLOATS on water bcz it is LIGHT , water doesn't FLOAT on oil
13.

Board what is diffrence betweeb averege speed and averege valocity

Answer» AVG SPEED is sum of all the speed upon the total time TAKEN

Avg VELOCITY is actual avg taken i.e sum of the velocity upon 2
14.

Capacitance in(f) of a spherical conductor of radius 1 m is

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ANSWER:

Explanation:

Capacitance of SPHERICAL CONDUCTOR is 4πR*epsilon=4*3.14*8.85*10^-12, CALCULATE this you will get the answer

15.

Calculate the acceleration due to gravity on the surface of satellite having a mass of 7.4 into 10 power 22 kg and radius of 1.74 into 10 power 6a.m. with satellite do you think it could be

Answer» 222KG is REMAINING and GOT
16.

Can absolute refractive index of any material be less than one.

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Hey friend!!
Here's your answer..
No, As absolute REFRACTIVE index is RATIO of speed of light in vacuum to that in the given mater, we can SAY it is always greater than one. ... Thus , absolute refractive index can NEVER be less than one .
Hope it helps you!!
Have a great day AHEAD!!:)

17.

Can a body has acceleration without the change of magnitude

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Magnitude , MAY be , here is momentum .
The answer is no , BODY can't acceleration , without change in Momentum .

; Momentum = Mass × Velocity .

; Acceleration is the change in Velocity of RESPECT with Time .

If Velocity changes , then , Momentum or Magnitude is also changes .



But , if the Magnitude , here , is FORCE , then .
Yes , Change in Magnitude = Change in Acceleration .

18.

Calculate the value of resistance r such that no current flows in circuit

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For CURRENT to be ZERO, the RESISTANCE MUST be infinite.
we have V=IR.
so I=V/R.
=>0=V/R.
or R=infinite.

19.

Difference between ultrasonic and infrasonic sound

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ULTRASONIC: >than 20kHz
Infrasonic: LESS than 20HZ

20.

Grizzy means what please answer me

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Hey mate here is your answer......

GRIZZY means when a person of some sort usally a hustlerhas a WHOLE SYSTEM to get MONEY

hope it helps u.....
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21.

Does vector quantity can be found in arithmetic

Answer» YES a VECTOR QUANTITY can be FOUND in ARITHMETIC
22.

Cheetah starts from rest and accelerates at 2 metre per second for 10 sec. calculate the final velocity and the distance travelled

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Hey your ANS is here

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given

a=2

u=0(as he starts from rest)

t=10

v=?

we know
a=v-u/t
2=v-0/10
20m/sec=final velocity

now to take out distance

we know

v2=u2+2as
(20)2=(0)2+2×2×s
400=4s
s=100m=distance

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23.

Calculate the current in a circuit if 600 c of charge pass through it in 10 minutes

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q=it ,

i=q/t

i=600/600=1A

24.

Cheetah starts from rest and accelerates at 2 metre per second square for 10 seconds calculate the final velocity and the distance travelled

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HEYA!!
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GIVEN that ,

Initial velocity u = 0 { he starts from rest }

Acceleration a = 2m /s2

Time t =10 SECONDS

Final velocity v =?

Using first equAtion of MOTION,

V = U+ AT

V = 0 + 10× 2

V = 20 m/s.

Distance travelled s : ?

Using second equation of motion

S = UT + 1/2 at^2

= 0 + 1/2×2×100

= 100 m

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25.

Help me once again...

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26.

Calculate the average internal energy of a diatomic molecule at 300 k using law of equipartition of energy

Answer» HOPE this HELPS U in UNDERSTANDING
27.

By which force we balanced moving on a turned road

Answer»

By MUSCULAR FORCE it MAY be possilble.

28.

Cheetah starts from rest and accelerates at 2 metre per second square for 10 seconds calculate. (a) the final velocity (b)the distance travelled

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U=0m/s
A=2m/s²
T=10s
Since,
V=u+at
:. PUTTING value
V=0+2×10
V=20m/s
Now,
V²=u²+2as
20²=2(2)s
400=4s
400/4=s
m=s
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29.

a train starting from rest moves with a uniform acceleration of 0.2 M per second square for 5 minutes calculate the speed acquired and the distance travelled and his time

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This is the ANSWER. L HOPE it will HELP you.

30.

A wire of length 5m has a resistance of 2.0 ohm. calculate the resistance of wire of le ngth 1m

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We know that,

R = (rho)*length/Cross SECTIONAL Area

Since, the length of the wire has doubled, hence there will DEFINITELY be some change in cross sectional area.

Now we know that, volume = Mass/Densityand since NEITHER mass nor DENSITY has changed due to change in length, thus volume must remain constant.

We further know that,

Volume = Length * Cross Sectional Area

This implies that, due to doubling the length of wire, the cross sectional area will BECOME half for volume to remain constant.

Thus we get, new cross sectional area = (1/2) of old cross sectional area

New length = 2 * old length of wire.

Putting these value into t

31.

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Answer» HOPE it will HELP U.......
32.

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Answer» HOPE it will HELP you......
33.

a particles is moving along a circular path with constant speed v.what is the change in speed when the particles complete one fourth of revolution

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As the particle is MOVING with a CONSTANT speed V, following the Law of UNIFORM Circular Motion the speed when the particle completes one fourth of revolution will be constant.

34.

A train 200m long moving at constant acceleration crosses a bridge 300m long. it enters the bridge with a speed of 3m/s and leaves it with a speed of 5m/s. what is the time taken to cross the bridge ?

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(300+200)÷(3+5)

or,500÷8=62.5 SEC

35.

A train 240m in length crosses a teligraph post in 16sec the speed of train is?

Answer» SPEED = 15m/s . L HOPE it will HELP you.
36.

A train 150 metres long, running with a speed of 30 km/hr. will pass a standing man in:

Answer» SPEED of TRAIN =30KMPH =1.66*5=8.3m/s.
so TIME taken=distance/speed=150/8.3 =18SEC
37.

Two charges 9e and 3e are placed at a distance r. what will be the distance of the point where the electric field intensity will be zero

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Place a unit positive charge in between the charges
9 e and 3 e such that it is at a distance of x from the 3 e charge and (R-x) distance from the 9 e charge. As electric intensity is ZERO at the position of unit positive charge so K(1)(9e)/(r-x)^2= K(1)(3e)/(x^2). 3x^2=(r-x)^2. so (r-x)=√3x. r/(1+√3) =x.

38.

What is meant by unit of physical quantity

Answer» PHYSICAL QUANTITY is USED to MEASURE MAGNITUDE
39.

Capacitance (in f) of a spherical conductor with radius 1 m is

Answer» CAPACITANCE will be 4π£°(1)=1/(9*10^9).
=1.11*10^-10f
40.

Calculate the pressure if a force of 8 n is applied over an area of 2 m2.

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Pressure=Force/Area.
so p=8/2=4.

41.

What are the value of g and G at the centre of earth?

Answer» EVERYTHING is zerooooooooo
42.

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Answer»

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43.

A air bubble inside water behave like a1) converging lens2) diverging lens 3) cylindrical lens4) cannot behave like a lens

Answer» 4...................................
44.

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Answer»

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⇒2NaHCO3 = Na2CO3 + CO2 +H2O

168g 22400ml

⇒22400 ml CO2 obtained by = 168 g of NaHCO3

300 ml CO2 obtained by = 168 x 300 /22400

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⇒Percentage purity = 2.25 x 100 /2.5

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45.

Name the physical quantity given by the area under the velocity tume graph

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The PHYSICAL QUANTITY is DISPLACEMENT that is GIVEN by velocity-time GRAPH.

46.

A body moves from rest from a point A. it moves to another point B in 10s, the motion being accelerated one and achieves a velocity 60m/s at B.it then moves on to C with the uniform velocity for 20s when it is immediately brought to rest . draw a graph showing the complete motion and calculate the total distance travelled?

Answer» SOLVING on PAPER,WAIT
47.

A motorcycle is being driven at a speed of 20m/s when breaks are applied to bring it to rest in five seconds. The deceleration produced in this case will be:a) +4m/s² b) -4m/s² c) +0.25m/s²d) -0.25m/s²

Answer» SIMPLE is v=U-at . v is final velocity and u is initial velocity. a is ACCELERATION and t is the TIME. 0=20+5a.
a=-4m/s2.
48.

A force of 98 n is just able to move a body ofweight 45 kg f on a rough horizontal surface. what are the coefficient of friction and angle of [ans. 0-22; 12-4] afriction ?

Answer»

LIVING OUTLINING living

49.

Define of air pressure mention devises which works on the principleof air pressureand wirte working

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Air PRESSURE or Atmospheric Pressure is the pressure exerted by air on the surface of Earth ( Atmospheric Pressure also EXIST on other planets ) . The pressure of air is INCREASES with depth from Space .

The devices LIKE Barometer and Sphymomanometer etc works on principles of air pressure .

Barometer calculates the force of air on its one specific side and on this value , it calculates the pressure .

Sphymomanometer works on the features of fluid pressure . The pressure on one balloon like STRUCTURE , calculates the reading of Blood Pressure etc .

50.

When we connect a number of light bulbs in a circuit with a battery we can

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We should ARRANGE them in PARALLEL ARRANGEMENTS so they can work even after ONE BULB isn't working.