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1.

Describe an activity with the help of a diagram to show that the outer zone of the flame is the hottest region?

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2.

The dimensions of a b c respectively are ^ wave length of wave

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3.

In a new system, unit of length is 6m, unit of mass is 2 kg, unit of time is 2 minute. In the new system of units, unit of pressure is equal to

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4.

. The momenta of a body in two perpendiculardirections at any time't' are given by2 2 6 X P  t  and3 2 3Y 2P  t  .The force actingon the body at t = 2 sec is1) 5 units 2) 2 units 3) 10 units 4) 15 units

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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5.

Few sets of vectors (magnitude only) is given. In which set resultant of vector cannot be zero- (1) 2, 2, 2, 2 (2) 2, 12, 6, 14 (3) 2, 3, 4, 8 (4) 15, 7, 3, 4

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ANSWER:

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6.

Other than iron fillings what can we take to show magnetic field of electric current .

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Answer:

Substances which COULD be taken other than iron fillings to show magnetic field of electric CURRENT are the METALS which is magnetic in NATURE like nickel, cobalt etc

Explanation:

7.

if speed =Distance/time. Then how to find distance and time . The first right answer will be marked branliest by me . so pls be quick.​

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ANSWER:

DISTANCE = SPEED / time

time= distance/ speed

8.

Molecules of a gas at constant pressure for a fixed amount of gas have average Kinetic energy X. Increasing temperature from 27C to 273C , average K.E of molecules will become​

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The average kinetic ENERGY of the MOLECULES is 5.66 × 10⁻²¹ J. According to Kinetic Molecular THEORY, the average kinetic energy of gas molecules is a FUNCTION only of TEMPERATURE.

9.

i am a student of class 11th and i need all solutions of SL ARORA PHYSICS (problems of practice )

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ANSWER:

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Explanation:

The solutions foe most of the questions in S.L Arora physics book for class 11th and 12th are provided in the book itself. There are solved EXAMPLES, NCERT exercise solutions and solutions of problems to be solved by you are also given. If you are talking bout the questions at the end of the book, that you need to solve your self after GOING through the chapter. If not, you may take help of your teacher.

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10.

An electron postion pair annihates at rest to produce Y ray calculate the energy produce in Mev

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11.

An object has a mass of 15 kg. It is pushed horizontally by a force of 40 N. The frictional force is 10 N. What is the acceleration of the object?

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Mass of the block, m = 15 kg

Coefficient of static friction, = 0.18

Acceleration of the trolley, a = 0.5 m/s

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As PER Newton's second law of MOTION, the force (F) on the block caused by the motion of the trolley is given by the relation:

F = ma = 15 x 0.5 = 7.5 N

This force is acted in the direction of motion of the trolley.

Force of static friction between the block and the trolley:

f = mg

= 0.18×15× 10 = 27 N

The force of static friction between the block and the trolley is GREATER than the applied external force. Hence, for an observer on the ground, the block will appear to be at moving with constant acceleration.

When the trolley moves with uniform velocity there will be no applied external force. Only the force of friction will act on the block in this SITUATION.

(b) An observer, moving with the trolley, has some acceleration. This is the case of a non-inertial frame of reference. The frictional force, acting on the trolley backward, is opposed by a pseudo force of the same magnitude. However, this force acts in the OPPOSITE direction. Thus, the trolley will appear to be at rest for the observer moving with the trolley.

12.

What is the diferrence between scalar quantity and vector quantity

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DIFFERENCE Between Scalar and Vector. A scalar quantity is different from a vector quantity in terms of direction. Scalars don't have direction WHEREAS vector has. Due to this, the scalar quantity can be SAID to be represented in one DIMENSIONAL whereas a vector quantity can be multi-dimensional.

13.

Successful adaptation of a person's lifestyle according to the pressure of life is the physical ability,who gave this definition .....?)

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Successful adaptation of a person's lifestyle

Explanation:

  • The DEFINITION of adaptability of life ACCORDING to the stressor in life is the the physical ability is called by Holmes and Rahe.
  • We are HUMANS and we have ability to adapt in any situation. physically we adapt very quickly.
  • The adaptation could be EITHER biological or it could be physical.
  • When the life changes occur in a person life , it is also called the FUNCTIONAL changes in the life of a person.
  • There are different type of adaptation such as Acclimatization.
  • Genetic adaptation is another term for adaptability.

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14.

A spherical mirror produces an image of magnification -1 on a screen placed at adistance of 50cm from the mirror.(a) Write the type of mirror.(b) Find the distance of the image from the object.(c) What is the focal length?(d) Draw the diagram to show the image formation in this case.​

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15.

Lupuy18.a.C.Write the names from the description.The period with electrons in theshellsK, L and M.b. The group with valency zero.The family of nonmetals havingvalency one.d. The family of metals havingvalency one.e.The family of metals havingvalency two.and​

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17.

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Answer:

ANS is option a)

Explanation:

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18.

Name three liquids that conducts electricity

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ANSWER:

Vinegar CONTAINS ACETIC acid and lemon juice CONTAIN citric acid  conduct electricity.

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19.

How to quantified friction?

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FRICTION, both STATIC and kinetic, can be measured indirectly by monitoring such parameters as the CURRENT drawn by a motor that moves one of the sliding components against one another (e.g., a sliding VALVE or a MECHANICAL face seal). Eissenberg and Haynes (1992) have reviewed this topic.

20.

A force acting on a moving object to the direction of motion with Slow it Down

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The action from a force can cause an object to accelerate, to decelerate, to STOP or to change DIRECTION. Since any change in VELOCITY is considered acceleration, it can be SAID that a force on an object results in the acceleration of an OBJEC

21.

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ANSWER:

Plants.

Hydrogen

Name

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Sea WATER

22.

7. If vectors P, Q and R have magnitudes, further if P + Q = R, then find the angle between Q and R.

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23.

A car is travelling at a speed of 30 m/s. It decelerates at a rate of 12m/s². Calculate the time taken for the car to come to rest... Please please help me out...​

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ANSWER:

USE the EX term

Explanation:

v2/v1 - t2/t1

24.

A plano - convex lens of refractive index1.5 and radius of curvature 30 cm issilvered at the curved surface. Now thislens has been used to form the image of anobject. The distance from this lens theobject be placed in order to have a realimage of the same size of the object is1) 20cm 2) 30cm 3) 60cm 4) 10cm​

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ANSWER:

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25.

A train moving with velocity 72 km/h and momentum 8×10^5 kg m/s. Find the mass of train.

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ANSWER:

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26.

A train moving with velocity 72 km/h and momentum 8×105 kg m/s. Find the mass of train.

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ANSWER:

p = mv

m=p/v=840/72=11.6

27.

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Answer:

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28.

A vertical cone or an inverted cone who will exert more pressure

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ANSWER:

INVERTED CORE will EXERT more PRESSURE

29.

A car cover 30 km in 25 min and another 30 in 35 min . average speed of the entire journey

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60 km/hr

Explanation:

Given :

  • Distance travelled in the first interval of TIME = 30 km

  • Distance travelled in the SECOND in the second interval of time = 30 km

To find :

Average speed = TOTAL distance / total time

Average speed = 30+30/25+35

Average speed = 60/60

60 minutes = 1 hour

Average speed = 60/1

Average speed = 60 km/hr

The average speed of the car is equal to 60 km/hr

More:

  • Average velocity = total Displacement / total time
30.

Why is bodh gaya important in the context of the rise of buddhism

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Bodh Gaya is a religious SITE and place of pilgrimage associated with the Mahabodhi Temple Complex in Gaya district in the Indian state of BIHAR. It is famous as it is the place where Gautama BUDDHA is said to have attained Enlightenment (PALI: bodhi) under what became KNOWN as the Bodhi Tree.

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34. The V-I graph for a conductor at temperature T, and T2are as shown in the figure. The term (12 - T) isproportional to(a) cos 20(b) sin 20(c) cot 26(d) tan 20Current (1)Voltage (1)8niont of resistance for a wire​

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32.

Two solid pieces one of Steel and the other of aluminium when immersed completely in water have equal weights. when the solid pieces are weighed in air which piece will weigh more? EXPLANATION REQUIRED. SPAMMERS WILL BE REPORTED

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as we know BOUYANT force is determined by VOLUME and the gravity is determined by mass of the object

so......as we know the DENSITY of aluminium is less than steel . and if a obejct is DENSE then the object will be someabout bigger in size and ALSO the bouyant force will be more than steel. so if we put the boxes out means weight them in air , the aluminium will weight more

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33.

A person can see clearly up-to 3m. What lensshould be use for his spectacles so that he cansee clearly up to 12m:ca) Concave lens (b) Convex lens(c) Cylindrical lens (d) None of these​

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ANSWER:

CONCAVE lens

Explanation:

34.

The magnification of a lens is + 1.2. Identify the lens and state whether it has real focus or virtual focus​

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ANSWER:

CONVEX LEN's should be used

real FOCUS

35.

47. A gas at a temperature 300 K andpressure 30 atm is allowed to expand toatmospheric pressure. If the volumebecomes 10 times its initial volume, the finaltemperature beocmes1) 100°C2) 373K3) 373°C4) 100K

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ANSWER:

what is INITIAL TEMPERATURE?

36.

Please give me some application problems and formulas on principle of superimposed waves or link for it​

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Waves surround us and their presence works to channelize a number of phenomena. Imagine you are in a boat and hear the siren of a ship. In this case, you’ll be able to receive sound wave directly from the ship siren, as well as the sound wave that gets REFLECTED by the seawater. In order to understand this CONCEPT, let us put our FOCUS on the core concept of Superposition of Waves, together with the in-depth KNOWLEDGE related to

37.

A wire of length 9 cm and resistance 9 ohm is tripled on itself. Calculate it's final resistance.​

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Let Initial RESISTANCE be R1=9 Ω.

Initial length be L1=30 cm/0.3m.

Initial AREA of cross section of wire be A1=a m2 .

THE WIRE IS TRIPLED ON ITSELF i.e. it is folded on itself 3 TIMES.So:-

Let Final resistance be R2.

Length would become 1/3 times the initial length so,

Final length= 1/3*0.3

As same wire is folded on itself so volume of the wire will remain same i.e.:-

L1*A1=L2*A2,

A2=L1*A1/L2,

A2=L1*A1/(1/3*L1),

A2=3A1.

Our new area is 3A1.

R1=ρ*(0.3/a)=9Ω

R2=ρ(1/3*0.3)/3a=1/9(ρ*0.3/a) and this[ρ*0.3/a]=R1=9Ω,so:-

R2=1/9*9=1Ω.

38.

Magnification m = -0. 9. what is The kind of lens used and the position of object​

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ANSWER:

CONCAVE LENSE should be USED

39.

Identify the nature of spherical mirror or of lens in the following cases, and drawray diagrams for each case.(a) When object is placed between mirror and its focus, image formed is erect, enlarged and behind it.(b) When object is placed at 2F of the lens image formed is diminished, erect, and the same side of the lens as that of the object​

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ANSWER:

a.CONCAVE MIRROR

B . concave LENS

40.

a Ball thrown up vertically upwards reaches a certain height in 6secomds.Calculate the velocity with which it is thrown up,ig =10m/s²​

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at highest point velocity will be 0

=> v = 0

U = ?

t = 6 sec

use v - u = gt

-u = (-10)*6

u = 60 m/s

velocity with which ball is THROWN is 60 m/s

41.

32 First law of thermodynamics isobserved in(a) Heat engines(b)Bicycle pump(c) Human metabolism(d) All of the above​

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ANSWER:

a) HEAT Engine

Explanation:

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42.

Two small metal sphere are so charged that they repell each other with a force 2×10-5N the charge on one sphere is twice that on other when they are moved 0.1m further apart. The force reduces to 5×10-6 . What are the charges and what is the initial distance of separation between the two charges

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43.

Why dust come out of the cotton or for any material like table , door ,window etc when it is beaten

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Answer:

Dust is more than just BITS of dirt and sand from outside. In FACT, any solid matter that is broken into small enough bits to be blown around becomes dust. Outside, common sources of dust are dirt, sand, pollen, and pollution. Indoors, common sources of dust include dead skin and hair cells from humans, the carcasses and waste products of microscopic creatures such as dust mites, as WELL as WORN down bits of clothing and furniture. Dust is unavoidable because all solids slowly wear down.

44.

How can you prove that white light is composed of seven colours.​

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A NEWTON's disc can be created by painting a disc with the seven different colours: violet, INDIGO, BLUE, green, yellow, ORANGE and red. When the disc is rotated, it appears white. This explains that white LIGHT consists of seven colours.

45.

A lift ray in air is incident on an air to glass interface at an angle of 45° and is refracted at an angle of 30° to the normal. What is the index of refraction of the glass

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30+45

75

Explanation:

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46.

Can anyone explain me why itbwork done is 2pE. where p is Dipole moment and E is uniform electric field.​

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Answer:

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47.

At what position the velocity of a particle executing SHM is maximum​

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equilibrium position

In SHM, velocity is maximum at equilibrium position.

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48.

Please give me formulas and some of the applications problem on principle of superimposed waves.(or) link for it​

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The principle of superposition may be applied to WAVES whenever two (or more) waves travelling through the same medium at the same time. The waves pass through each other without being disturbed. The net displacement of the medium at any point in space or time, is simply the sum of the individual wave displacements.

Within the realm of Maxwell's equations, the principle of superposition is exactly true because Maxwell's equations are linear in both the sources and the fields. ... This will only break down when Maxwell's equations break down, for example, when the field strengths are so high that pair production BECOMES significant.

Explanation:

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49.

Mass of a metal.is 1.2 kg and it's volume is 60 cm cube. what is the density in C.G.S and S.I. units​

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Answer:

here,

mass (in SI UNIT) = 1.2 kg

volume( in SI unit)= 6 * 10^-5 m³

now

density = mass/volume

            = 1.2/6/10^5

             = 20000 kg/m³

again,

mass (in CGS) = 1200 g

volume = 60 cm

now,

density = mass/volume

            = 1200/60

            = 20 g/cm³

Explanation:

50.

Answer the following questions.a. What is muscular force?b. What happens when a rubber band is stretched?c. Define electrostatic force.d. Gravitational force can be considered as a non contact force. Give reasons.e. Distinguish between contact force and non-contact force.fWhy does an apple, dropped from a height, always fall downwards towards the Earth?​

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Answer:

a. the force which is excreted by muscle.

b. muscler force is working.

f. DUE to gravity.

e. the force working only when a body comes in contact.and the body WORKS WITHOUT comes in contact.