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1.

Why is human resorce called as a impprtant aspect of development?

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Explanation:

Human resources development is IMPORTANT because it is an INVESTMENT in one's employees that will ultimately result in a stronger and more effective WORKFORCE. When an organization DEVELOPS their employees, they are strengthening their assets and making these employees EVEN more valuable.

2.

Explain the process of flying of a bird​

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Basic mechanics of bird flight

Lift force is produced by the action of air FLOW on the wing, which is an airfoil. The airfoil is shaped such that the air provides a net UPWARD force on the wing, while the movement of air is directed downward. The streamlining of bird's body and wings REDUCES these forces.

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3.

in college i was taught that there are 4 types of international system of units 1.MKS 2.CGS 3.FPS 4.SI...isnt SI unit abbreviation for international system of units..plz help me out​

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MKS system (metre kilogram second) is actually essay system and it's INTERNATIONALLY ACCEPTED metric system

CGS is centimetre gram second system

ifbs ist IMPERIAL System Foot pound second System

4.

What happens to the conductivity of a charge when moisture is present in the air.....?​

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DI electric constant of MOIST air will b| higher than so electric field intensity decreases

conductivity is inversely PROPORTIONAL to intensity of electric field. connectivity must increase then.(the ACTUAL relation is in attachment}

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9. Two masses are connected by a string which paceover a pulley accelerating upwards at a rateIf a, and an be the accelerations of bodies andrespectively, then(a) A= a1 - a2(b) A = a1 + a2(c) A=(a1 -a2)/2(d) A =(a1+a2)/2​

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ANSWER:

B OPTION I THINK it is CORRECT answer

6.

Friction opposes relative motion between the surfaces of the book on the table true or false​

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Answer:

true

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7.

Least amount of friction is required in which of the sport ​

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Answer:

FOOTBALL.......

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8.

Ii m is equal to Q M Omega how it is coming ​

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The quantum harmonic oscillator is the quantum-mechanical analog of the classical harmonic oscillator. Because an arbitrary POTENTIAL can usually be APPROXIMATED as a harmonic potential at the vicinity of a stable equilibrium point, it is one of the most IMPORTANT model systems in quantum mechanics. Furthermore, it is one of the few quantum-mechanical systems for which an exact, analytical SOLUTION is KNOWN.

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8. In the arrangement shown, the mass m will ascend with anacceleration (Pulley and rope are (a)zero (b)g/5(c) g(d) 29​ plz ans my this que fast

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hey LOOK let the T be the TENSION given in a question so T = 3 by 2 mg and we know that mg is pulling it down the the force ALSO needs to fight out with that of mg

so

T - mg = ma

3÷2 mg - mg = ma

mg ÷ 2 = ma

so from here we get a as g by 2

10.

Hi Guys....... 10 Lines about Loard KRISHAN..... Happy janmashtami....​

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Janmashtami is celebrated when KRISHNA is believed to have been BORN ACCORDING to Hindu tradition, which is in Mathura, at midnight on the eighth day of Bhadrapada month (overlaps with August and 3 SEPTEMBER in the Gregorian calendar). Krishna is born in an area of chaos.

11.

Answer fast please Thank you

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ANSWER:

which GRADE QUESTION DEAR

12.

Tuning fork is excited by striking it with a paddled hammer.what would be the nature of vibrations executed by prongs and the stem of fork respectively (The reference direction is that ofthe propagation of the sound wave.)(SAT)Both vibrate longitudinally2 Both vibrate transversely2The prong vibrate longitudinally whereas the stem vibrates transversely4 The prong vibrate transversely whereas the stem vibrates longitudinally​

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both vibrate LONGITUDINAL

because it's due to longitudinal WAVE cal SOUND wave which TRAVELS through compressions and RAREFACTIONS

13.

In a stationary wave ,if velocity of particle is 5v then velicity of wave is?

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I know that the VELOCITY of a wave is given by V=λf but what does this velocity represent in the PHYSICAL sense. For INSTANCE, if I am told a CAR moves at a velocity of 5 m/s I know that the car itself will cover 5 meters in displacement every second. What part of the wave is moving at velocity v?

14.

Soapy floor is slippery due to dash friction​

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ANSWER:

DUE to SLIDING FRICTION....

15.

What is meant by angular diameter of the moon ​

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➡️The angle subtended by the TWO diameterically OPPOSITE ends of the moon at a point on the EARTH is CALLED ANGULAR diameter of the Moon.

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16.

A machine of 2000 watt fill a tank in 10 minutes of mass 1000 kg at height 10m what is the efficiency of machine

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Answer

velocity=2000

MASS=1000kg

time=10min

Explanation:

in for according to newtons 3 law ACTION is always opposite to reaction. in this case velocity of WATT is 2000 means it's action. it's reaction means mass is 1000kg so we divide both first.

by DIVIDING answer is 2 by 1 watt by multiplying 2x10 Is 20 the efficiency of MACHINE is 20watt

17.

a particle covers 1/4 of a circle at a constant speed v. magnitude of change in velocity for its path covered is a. v b. v/√2 c. 0 d. v√2

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Answer 0

Since BODY is CONSTANTLY move in CIRCULAR path so change in velocity of its magnitude is 0 .

Acceleration is DUE to change in direction not in change in magnitude when body move uniform speed in circular path .

18.

What is meant by angular diameter of the moon.​

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Angular diameter is the angle subtended at the EYES of the observer by the 2 end points of the diameter of the MOON at a particular INSTANT. It does not have any fixed value as when the distance between the moon and the EARTH is less than what it normally is, the angle subtended is larger than what it normally is!

19.

A milk is purfied by using1) Supersonics 2 ) Pitch of sound3) Musical notes4) Ultrasonics​

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20.

Find resistance between A and B​

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ANSWER:

CURRENT is not flowing because switch US not connected

21.

Linear motion and non linear motion linear motion and non linear motion ​

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ANSWER:

LINEAR= when an object move in a STRAIGHT line then this TYPE of motion is known as linear motion

22.

Thermal capacity of 100g of aluminium (s=0.2cal/GK) is​

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ANSWER:

Thermal CAPACITY = MS = 100 × 0.2= 2 Cal/°C

= 4.2 × 2 J = 8.4 joules/°C

23.

Difference between input work and output work

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Input WORK is the work done on a machine as the input FORCE acts through the input distance.Other WAYS it would be the work done on a body or system, that is, forces that are applied to the body or system. ... The machine does to the object to increase the output distance.

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24.

2.*A car of mass m is moving on a level circular track ofradius R. If u represents the static friction between theroad and tyres of the car, the maximum speed of the car incircular motion is given by(CBSE 2012)(a) V. RgVumRg(C) /Rg/h(d) mRg/us

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ANSWER:

SORRY can't UNDERSTAND

25.

What is light year?​

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➡️Light YEAR -> It is the DISTANCE TRAVELLED by the light in one year.

➡️1 L.Y = 9.46 × 10^15 m.

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26.

the sound from a mosquito is produced when it vibrates its wings and on average rate of 500 vibrations per second what is the time period of the vibration​

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Explanation:

F = 500 Hz. and T = 1 / f. ., T = 1 / 500 = 0.002 SEC

27.

A man moves 20 metre in North, then 10 metre east and then 22m in Southwest is displacement from starting point1. 10 m north2. 10 m west3. 10 *1.4 m south west4. 10*1.732. m south west​

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ANSWER:

here is the CORRECT answer

Explanation:

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28.

an object of 3 centimetre is placed at focus of concave lens focal length of lens is 30 centimetre calculate position and size of image​

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Answer:

as the object is PLACED on the FOCUS of a CONCAVE lens,we know that in a concave lens image of a object is placed on the focus is always VIRTUAL and erect and same size as well as size as the object..........................

29.

What is the necessity of selecting some images fundamental units ​

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➡️It is necessary because :

The number of physical units required to be MEASURED is very LARGE, If a separate unit is DEFINED for each of them, then it will become very difficult to REMEMBER all of them as they as they will be QUITE unrelated to each other .

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30.

Plzzz answer this question fastly.​

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ANSWER:

sorry but PLEASE write it clearly

Explanation:

i don't understand plz

31.

What is area vector ​

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ANSWER:

In order to represent a given area as a vector we TAKE the help of area vector.

Area vector has MAGNITUDE equals to the area of the SURFACE and the direction of area vector is normal (perpendicular) to the surface.

Area vectors HELPS us to get flux through a surface area

32.

Evaluate the following integral i) sinxdx ii)xdx​

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Answer:

1 -COSX 2

2 x^2/2 if any DOUBTS PLEASED TELL

33.

What is the sharpest thing in the world

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ANSWER:

SHARPEST THING--> TUNGSTEN NEEDLE

34.

Obtain derivatis of the following functions 1.sin x​

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ANSWER:

DERIVATIVE of SINX = COSX

35.

What is power??????????​

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ANSWER:

The RATE of doing WORK is CALLED POWER....

36.

Plzzzz answer this question??​

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ANSWER:

I cannot UNDERSTAND the question.

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37.

Three blocks with masses m. 2m and 3 are connected bystrings as shown in the figure. After an upward force isapplied on block m, the masses move upward at constamspeed v. What is the net force on the block of mass 2m?(g is the acceleration due to gravity) (CBSE 2013)2 m3 m

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Not UNDERSTANDING PLZ

38.

Explain the factors affecting the pressure ​

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Answer:

An increase in the NUMBER of gas molecules in the same volume CONTAINER increases PRESSURE. A decrease in container volume increases gas pressure. An increase in TEMPERATURE of a gas in a rigid container increases the pressure..

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39.

What is work????????​

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ANSWER:

Work is SAID to be done when a FORCE ACTING on a body produces DISPLACEMENT in it...

40.

What is SONAR?State the principle on which it works?

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41.

What is the direction of velocity of an object moving along a circular path​

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EXPLANATION:

ALONG the TANGENT at that POINT (TANGENTIAL)

42.

Stationary waves are so called becoz?

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Answer:

Stationary waves or standing waves are so CALLED because they APPEAR to be stationary or standing unlike travelling waves which appear to be travelling.

Two waves of same amplitude and same frequency, travelling in the OPPOSITE directions superpose to GIVE a standing wave.

43.

A body weighs 5.6kgwt on the surface of the Earth.How much will be it's weight on a planet whose mass is 1/7th mass of the Earth and radius twice that of Earth's radius.​

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Answer:

0.2 N

Explanation:

MASS of Earth = M

Mass of unknown planet = M' = M/7

Radius of earth = R

Radius of unknown planet = R' = 2R

Acceleration DUE to earth's gravity = g

Acceleration due to unknown planet's gravity = g'

Acceleration due to gravity at unknown planet is

g' = GM'/R'²

= G (M/7) / (2R)²

= GM/(28 R²)

= g/28

Mass of BODY = 5.6 / g

Weight of body on unknown planet

= MG'

= 5.6/g × g/28

= 0.2 N

44.

A planet has mass 6.4×10*24kg and radius 3.4×10*6m.Calculate energy required to remove an object of mass 800kg from the surface of the planet to infinity.​

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Answer:

126.1 MJ/kg

Explanation:

Mass of PLANET = 6.4×10^24 kg

Radius = 3.4×10^6 m

G = 6.7*10^(-11) Nm^2/kg^2

The gravitational potential at surface is:

P = -(G*M)/r

= - [6.7*10^(-11) × 6.4×10^24 ]/3.4×10^6

= - 12.61 × 10^7

= -1.261 × 10^8 J/kg

P= -126.1 MJ/kg

Now if 10MJ/kg work is DONE to LIFT a particle to some height from surface the potential will be -116.1 MJ/kg .

So, the required work = 126.1 MJ/kg

[raised to a height where gravitational potential reaches zero . From 0 to INFINITY it can not be measured ]

45.

1Howmeasuresare standardize​

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Answer:

a metrology a standard is an object SYSTEM or experiment that bears a defined relationship to a unit of measurements of the physical quality.standard are the funda mental REFERENCE for a system of WEIGHT majot

46.

What is the necessity of selecting some units aa fundamental units.​

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➡️The NUMBER of physical units required to be measured is very LARGE, If a SEPARATE unit is defined for each of them, then it will become very DIFFICULT to REMEMBER all of them as they as they will be quite unrelated to each other .

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47.

Name the waves used for sound ranging?State one reason for its use?Why are the waves mentioned by you not audible to us?

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ULTRASONIC waves are used for SOUND ranging that is also used by BATS for NAVIGATION. we can not hear these waves because it's frequency is not in the RANGE of audible frequency range.

48.

What is the SI unit of work?​

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ANSWER:

the SI UNIT of WORK is JOULE

49.

Find the initial velocity of the particle in X direction vary with time given by? ​

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EXPLANATION:

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50.

(a) Derive the formula : v = u + at, where the symbols have usual meanings.​

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Consider a body of mass “m” having initial velocity “U”.Let after time “t” its FINAL velocity becomes “v” due to uniform acceleration “a”.

Now we know that:

Acceleration = CHANGE in velocity/Time taken

=> Acceleration = Final velocity-Initial velocity / time taken

=> a = v-u /t

=>at = v-u

or v = u + at

This is the first equation of motion.