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1.

If a sprinter runs a distance of 100 meters in 10 seconds what is the sprinter's average speed

Answer» AVERAGE DISTANCE travelled
\div
Time TAKEN

2.

A car covers a didtance 7200km in 6hours. find the speed in km/h and m/s

Answer» HEY PLS MARK BRAINLIEST
3.

Relative density of an object is 8. find its density in kilometre per metre cube

Answer» 8 KILOGRAM PER METRE CUBE
4.

Consider 2 persons A and B Born on same day on earth.A becomes an astronaut and somehow goes to a planet which is revolving around a black hole.B remains on earth.Will A live longer than B

Answer»
5.

Gravity is required to kepp earth orbiting around sun

Answer» GRAVITATIONAL FORCE PROVIDES necessary centripetal force to keep the earth orbiting AROUND the SUN
6.

Why does time period increase as the length increases in a pendulum

Answer»

Time period of a SIMPLE PENDULUM t is equal to 2 Pi square root of L by GTIME period is directly PROPORTIONAL to square root of length time period INCREASES

7.

If a flat metal plate with a circular hole cut through it is heated then area of hole

Answer» AREA of WHOLE INCREASES
8.

Find the dimension a and b in the given relationf= ax2 + bt, where f= force t= time and x= distance?

Answer» DIMENSION of F= MLT^-2
9.

Explain how Newton's third law can be applied on a balloon moving upwards

Answer» ACCORDING to Newton's third law, for every action there is an equal but OPPOSITE reaction. So, since the AIR pushed BACKWARDS, there was also a reaction force pushing the balloonforward. The reaction force caused THEBALLOON to move forward.
10.

What kind of energy is possessed by a body in the following cases when A shooting arrow

Answer»

The BODY POSSESSES a kinetic energy as it is in a LINEAR MOTION

11.

A particle is moving along a circular path of radius R full stop the distance and displacement of the particle after one complete Revolution is

Answer»

A particle is moving ALONG a circular PATH of RADIUS r, when it makes half a rotation, what is the ratio between its DISPLACEMENT and distance... Physics: A body moves on a QUARTER circle of radius r.

12.

Given two point charges q1 and q2 such that q1q2 < 0 what is the nature of force between them

Answer»

As the product is negative it means there is OPPOSITE CHANGE so, there WOULD be ATTRACTIVE FORCE. (opposite change is attractive in nature)

13.

Explain the dimensional formulae and it's dimensional equations?

Answer»

The DIMENSIONAL formula is DEFINED as the expression of the physical quantity in TERMS of its basic unit with proper dimensions. For EXAMPLE,dimensional force is. F = [M L T-2] It's because the unit of Force is Netwon or kg*m/s2.

14.

A car starts from rest and attain a velocity of 72km/h in 20s find the acceleration of the car

Answer»

Velocity = 72 x 5/18= 20 m/s
ACCELERATION= velocity/ time
= 20/20= 1m/s^2
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15.

If action is always equal to the reaction explain how a horse can pull a cart

Answer»

A HORSE goes FORWARD(that is an action)and the cart is being PULLED by him (it's a REACTION)

16.

Why do Eskimos live in igloos made of snow

Answer»

Because their isn't ANYTHING ELSE in which they can LIVE

17.

Write a five question on above speech...

Answer» PLS.. if you are POSTING any QUESTIONS..pls POST it in proper way..
18.

Describe the necessary theory the method of making high resistance by leakage method

Answer»

Leakage method is one of the most effective and ACCURATE methods used to measure the value of very high resistances.

Principle Used:

In leakage method, main concept used to calculate the value of resistance is the CHARGING and discharging of a capacitor. A BALLISTIC galvanometer is used to measure the amount of charge that the capacitor/condenser discharges.

In a laboratory, below are the list of items REQUIRED in order to measure resistance via leakage method:

  • Ballistic galvanometer
  • Power supply / accumulator
  • Capacitor
  • Resistor whose value is to be measured)
  • Few connecting wires
  • Tapping key & morse key
  • Lamp and scale arrangement
  • Stop watch

19.

Why earth is inclined 23×1÷2° any body can answer this

Answer»

The earth is inclined to 23 and half degree because the God has created some very BEAUTIFULLY if earth would not be tilted then we wouldn't have any Northern and Southern hemisphere difference because the tiltation on the earth MAKES seasonal changes between Northern and the southern hemisphere because while revolving around the sun one PART of the earth gets more heat or LESS heat than the other part and does it results in opposite seasons in both the hemispheres ALSO the tiltation of the earth make tides conducted twice in a day and also is there is a difference between polar radius and equatorial is because in the equatorial areas the sun rays are direct and on the poles sun rays are slanted
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20.

Formula of acceleration due to gravity which involves length and time period

Answer»

S=Distance
U=Initial Velocity
G=Acceleration DUE to gravity
T=Time Period
S= UT- 1/2GT^2

21.

Difference between the plane stress and plane strain in fracture mechanics

Answer»

Stress is defined as force PER unit AREA. It has the same units as pressure, and in fact pressure is one SPECIAL variety of stress. ... For a 3D system, in PLANE stress condition, thestress in the z-direction is zero. Similarly, in plane straincondition, the strain in the z-direction is zero.

22.

i am asking to all the student is gravity accelration depend on falling body if no or yes then why?

Answer»

Galileo found that the acceleration DUE to gravity (CALLED ``g'') DEPENDS only on the massof the gravitating OBJECT and the distance from it. It does not depend on the mass of the object being PULLED. ... The effects cancel each other out, so the boulder accelerates at the same rate as the marble.

23.

derive ampere's circuital law from biot &savart's law. I will make the first right answer as brainless answer.

Answer»

This is the ANSWER to your question. PLEASE SELECT me as BRAINLEST ans

24.

Explain how a rocket works

Answer» ROCKET WORK on PRINCIPAL of CONVERSATION.
25.

an object starting from rest moves uniformly with a speed of 40 m per second for 10 seconds then it continues with the same speed for next 15 seconds objects is an obstacle in front of him he applies break and stop after 5 seconds then calculate the acceleration in 10 seconds next 15 seconds and last 5 seconds draw the particular draught and calculate the distance travelled by object

Answer»
40 \times 10  + 40 \times 15 + 40 \times 5
is the ANSWER
26.

How to find equilibrium constant from rate constant?

Answer»

Equilibrium CONSTANT for a one STEP reaction is EQUAL to the forward rate constant DIVIDED by the reverse rate constant.

27.

What can you say about the motion of an object if its speed-time graph is a straight line parallel to time axis? ANSWER ONLY IF YOU KNOW...NO SPAMS

Answer»

the PARTICLE has uniform speed as TIME is increasing and speed is CONSTANT


28.

Explain why it is easier to stop a tennis ball than a cricket ball moving with the samespeed

Answer»

Yes, the TENNIS BALL can be easier to stop. Though they have same VELOCITY,but the mass of cricket ball is more compared to the tennis ball. ... It iseasier to stop a tennis ball than a cricket ball moving with same speedbecause the force required to stop a moving body is DIRECTLY proportional to its velocity

29.

Please help me with this question.....

Answer»

The bus can OVERTAKE the car when their displacements are same and bus has more velocity.
velocity of bus initially =0=u(bus).
acceleration of bus=1ms^-2.
s = ut + \frac{1}{2} a {t}^{2}
s=0(t)+1/2(1)t^2...(1)this is equation of DISPLACEMENT of bus whereas initial velocity of car=5m/s and acceleration of car =0 ms^-2.
So equation of displacement of car is s=5(t)+1/2(0)t^2...(2)
equate (1)and(2). we get 5t=1/2t^2 =>10t=t^2=> t=10 seconds . now calculate the displacement from equation(1)=>s=5t=5(10)=50 m. velocity of bus can be CALCULATING the below formula
v=u+at here u=0 m/s and a=1ms^-2. v=0+1(10)=10 m/s. answers for
first part =>50 m.
second part=>10m/s.

30.

a missile is projected at 60 degree with vertical direction is air borne for g =10m/sec^2 .a. 10 sec .b. 20 sec .c. 30 sec .d. 40 sec

Answer»

The total TIME taken for the MISSILE to hit the GROUND is 20 seconds.


The explanation is in the attachment below↓↓


Hope it HELPS!!

31.

what happened to the passenger travelling in a bus when the bus takes a sharp turn ? give reason of your answer

Answer» PASSENGERS EXPERIENCE a force in APPOSITE direction.becuse of NEWTON first LAW
32.

Find the maximum speed with which a car can turn on a bend without skidding

Answer»

The MAXIMUM SPEED of a car depends on angle of a CURVE

33.

How to derive three equation of motion by graphical method?

Answer» HOPE it HELPS you PLZ MARK it as BRAINLIEST
34.

In the direction of electric field the electric potential isIncrease Decrease SameBecome zero

Answer» DECREASE .....HOPE u.like
35.

Define the focal length

Answer»

The LENGTH between CENTRE and LENSE

36.

How we finds area in circle triangle tetrahedral

Answer» AREA of triangle=
\frac{1}{2}  \times b \times h
Area of CIRCLE=
\pi {r}^{2}
Area of TETRAHEDRAL=
\sqrt{3} {edge}^{2}
37.

With increasing in the stretching force of a wire its frequency isA:increase B:decrease C:remain same D:may increase or may decrease

Answer» INCREASES.............
38.

an object is kept at a height of 300 M is allowed to fall due to the effect of gravity then calculate the time taken by the object to reach the ground

Answer» HEIGHT =DISTANCE covered =300 m=S.
s = ut +  \frac{1}{2}a {t}^{2}
a=10 ms^-2. initially the object is at rest so u=0.
300=0(t)+1/2(10)t^2
=> 300=5t^2
=> 60=t^2
=> 2√15=t
=> t=2(3.873)
=> t=7.746 seconds is the time taken by the object to the ground.
39.

What is magnification????

Answer» MAGNIFICATION is the PROCESS of ENLARGING the apparent size, not PHYSICAL size, of SOMETHING.
40.

The displacement is given as x= 2t^2 +t + 5 ,the acceleration at t=5 Sec will be

Answer»

At any VALUE of t, ACCELERATION is 4

41.

A stone pf mass 2kg is thrown in downward direction from the roof of a building it reaches the surface of earth in 2 seconds how long a 4 kg stone will take to reach the earth??????plz reply i will mark as brainliest

Answer» 4 seconds
it's OBVIOUS
42.

A steel ball of mass 100 g is thrown horizontally with a velocity of 100 km/h from the top of a 75 m high tower. Draw a diagram to show its path of entire journey

Answer»

APPLICATION of refraction of light is a tool which helps us in understanding the basic concepts about the refraction of light and its application. First of all let us understand the basics of refraction of light and then we will study about application of refraction of light.

Generally refraction of light occurs when the waves travel s from one medium to another medium, with some refractive index and it generally enters other medium at oblique angle. There are various phenomenon’s ASSOCIATED with the refraction. Refraction of light has a major scope in case of optics and in the field of technology. For example, lens uses the basics of refraction of light to form an image of an object for various purposes, such as magnification. The other example is prism which also uses refraction to form a spectrum or band of colors from incident ray of light. In optical illusion and mirage, refraction generally plays a big role.

Various scientific things have been explained with the help of refraction. Day to day phenomenon’s are also explained with the help of refraction. One example which we are most familiar is ‘Twinkling of stars’. This phenomenon is explained in this way. The atmosphere which is blanket of earth actually consists of various layers of varying densities. It is because of change in temperature and pressure. The phenomenon is when the ray o f light enters into the layers of continuously increasing densities they are being refracted because of change in medium. In this COMPLETE process, ray of light follows curve path and hence it reaches to us. But because of the wind and currents, the density of the layer continuously increases and hence in turn the density of each layer goes on changing from layer to layer. And because of this at very small interval of time, the position of the image of start keeps on changing, and hence it ultimately produces the twinkle EFFECT. This is all based on the concepts of refraction.

The same principle can be used to EXPLAIN the apparent sunrise or sunset. The basic concepts of refraction are used to describe the complete process. The other applications of refraction are as follows:

1) Spear fishing, in which spear fisherman use a smart trick to catch the prey. The spear fisherman generally aims at a point below where the fish seems to be. This is because light actually changes its direction from one medium to another of different densities. This change is basically known as refraction.

2) Bending of stick in water. In water, a stick engrossed in water generally appears bent and small when viewed at an angle from above. This is also because the rays of light actually travel from water medium to air medium and hence in bend away from the normal at the surface.

3) A coin appears raised in water. The same explanation exists.

From above discussion we have seen that refraction of light has been used to understand the scientific facts in almost all fields. This is all about application of refraction of light

43.

How to calculate kinetike energy from principal moment of inertia

Answer»

The FORMULA for KINETIC ENERGY is
K.E=1/2 ×mv×v

44.

If the speed of a particle is v=10t^2 m/s. Find out distance covered from t=2s to t=5s.

Answer» HOPE this ANSWER HELPS you.
45.

10000 words about refraction of light

Answer»

- Refraction of Light Aim: To find a relationship between the angles of INCIDENCE and the angles of refraction by obtaining a set of readings for the angles of incidence and refraction as a light RAY passes from air into perspex. Introduction: Refraction is the bending of a wave when it enters a medium where it's speed is different. The refraction of light when it passes from a fast medium to a slow medium bends the light ray toward the normal to the boundary between the two media..
Refraction occurs when a wave passes from one medium to another and is bent; that is, the wave DEVIATES from the straight-line path it would have otherwise followed. For example, light passing through a prism is bent when it enters the prism and again when it leaves the prism. The light is therefore refracted. Light striking a MIRROR bounces off the silver backing without entering it. The light is therefore reflected. The boundary between the media does not have to be abrupt for reflection or refraction to OCCUR. On a hot day, the air over the surface of an asphalt road is warmer than the air above it. Because light travels at different speeds in these two regions, we see an image that shimmers because its light waves are refracted......

46.

What is the physical indipendence of force, define it

Answer»

Hey mate here is ur answer :-) :-)
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Physical independence of force means first law of newton.....


force (F) acted by a body of MASS (M) , there is an equal and opposite force (F) EXPERIENCED by mass (M).

firstly , we will understand what is force ?

Answer :- A push or pull applied on a object that change the state of the object is called force.

example :- when we push a moving BALL, it gradually slows down and comes to rest due to force of friction. (frictional force).

now , what is physical independence of force ?

Answer :- Newton's first law states that “if a body is at rest ,it remains in rest and if it is in uniform MOTION then it will continue its uniform motion untill an external force is applied on it”
So according to Newton's first law - “Force is an external factor which can change the state of rest or state of uniform motion of an object”.

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:-) :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)

47.

In what DO unit is power of lenses rated?a convex lens has a focal length of 50cm calculate its power?

Answer»

Unit the power of lenses is rated in 'Dioptre'


FOCAL LENGTH of the convex lens = 50 CM = 0.5 m


Power of lens = 1/focal length (in metres)

= 1/0.5 = 2 dioptre


Thus, the power of lens of focal length 50 cm is 2 Dioptre.


Hope it helps!!

48.

Equal mass of water and a liquid of relative density 2 are mixed together. what will be relative density of the mixture

Answer»

Explanation:

let mass of liquid and WATER be x GM .

density of water = 1 gcm

−3

Relative density =

ρ

(

water)

ρ

(

liquid)

= 2

so density of liquid = 2 gcm

−3

Volume of water =

1

x

cc = x CM

3

Volume of liquid =

2

x

cm

3

hence total volume =

2

3x

total mass x + x = 2x

hence density of mixture = 3x×.5

2x

=

3

4

49.

Energy stored in a body within an elastic limit is called as

Answer»

The energy STORED in a BODY, when strained within ELASTIC limit is known as strain energy. The maximum strain energy which can be stored in a body is termed as PROOF RESILIENCE.

50.

How long will it take a force of 10 newton to stop a mass of 4.5 kg which is moving at 20 m per second?

Answer» HOPE it HELPS u.......
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