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A small ball shot vertically upward from the top of building 15 m above ground with initial velocity 9.81m/s. Determine the maximum height the ball will reach? |
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Answer» direct FORMULA to FIND maximum height is 2u/g u=9.81m/s g=9.8m/s^2 2×9.81/9.8=2.002 MTR |
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24 coins are placed one another and their total thickness is recorded by half metre scale.find the thickness of a coin |
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Answer» Answer: 2.08 Explanation: =50/24 = 2.08 FOLLOW me and MAKE me as the BRAINLIEST..And STAY TUNED |
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A bullet of mass 100g is fired from a gun of mass 20 kg with a velocity of 100 M /S calculate the recoil velocity of the gun |
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Answer» RECOIL VELOCITY of the GUN = (100/1000×100)/20 = 0.5 m/s |
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In the situation shown, slab is close to the lens. The distance between the lens and the mirror so that final image of object is formed on object itself may be. |
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Answer» The distance between lens and mirror is SHOWN with the assumption when the image FORMED on itself.
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What are the 2 factors affecting resistance of a conductor |
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Answer» CURRENT electron Explanation: (1)current (2) electrob |
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Explain PN junction Diote |
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Answer» Explanation: A p-n junction diode is a basic semiconductor device that controls the FLOW of electric current in a circuit. It has a positive (p) side and a negative (n) side. ... To MAKE a p-n junction diode, a different impurity is ADDED to each side of a SILICON semiconductor to change how many extra holes or electrons are present. |
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What is the work done by gravitational force when the Bob of a simple pendulum swings from one extreme to the other extreme ? |
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A trolley 'A' of mass 2kg is connected to another trolley 'B' of mass 10 kg withthe help of mass less inextensible string passing over a Light friction less pulley fixed as shown in figure. Find the acceleration of thesystem of trolleys A & B.(Assume no friction, g = 10ms?, sin 53° = 45, sin 37° = 3/5)10 |
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Answer» LET the acceleration act rightwards, MAKING the trolley 'A' go upward and the trolley 'B' go downward (Mass of 'B' is GREATER than that of 'A'). For simple SOLUTION, the normal reaction acting on the blocks are not considered. Free body diagram of A:- From this, Free body diagram of B:- From this, Adding (1) and (2), |
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Why is it so difficult to compress solids and liquids? |
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Answer» Explanation: Liquids and solids are HARD to COMPRESS because, in liquids, the molecules are TIGHTLY packed when COMPARED to gases. In solids, the molecules are very tightly packed. THEREFORE, they are hard to compress. |
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What is nuclie?in physics. |
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Answer» Answer: NUCLEINuclei is the plural of nucleus which is a group of protons and neutrons at the MIDDLE of every ATOM. Nuclear physics investigates things like the makeup of a Nucleus, the FORCES that interact within the nucleus and what makes up not only the nucleus but ALSO what makes up those particles. Hope it helps youMARK it as branliestND follow me |
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What is the unit of the moment of a force |
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Removal of wastes from the body is called________ |
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Answer» ANSWER:REMOVAL of metabolic WASTE from the body is called excretion. Explanation: |
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If a ray of light makes an angle of 50° with the surface S1 of the glass slab. What will be its angle of incidence |
Answer» Its angle of incidence is 40°Explanation:
Given, angle 50° is made with the surface => angle of incidence = 90° - angle made with surface => i = 90°- 50° => i = 40° For more clarification see the attached file To know more about angle of incidence, visit: The angle of incidence is the angle between the incident ray and the line _______ to the surface. What is UNIQUE angle of incidence
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The acceleration a of a particle undergoing SHM isshown in the figure. Which of the labelled pointscorresponds to the particle being at - xmax(a) 4(b) 3(d) 1(c) 2 |
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Answer» where is the FIGURE???? |
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Is work ( by internal forces) the change in total energy ? |
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What is the difference between uniform motion and non-uniform motion? |
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Answer» Explanation: In unform motion speed remains constant WHEREAS in non uniform motion speed doesn't REMAIN constant it may vary with TIME. |
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Que no. 11 bata do jaldi se muje nahi a raha he |
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Answer» Explanation: Distance covered = 4460 - 4200 = 260 km TIME taken = 4 hrs 20 mins = 13/3 hrs Average SPEED = 260 × 3/13 = 60 km/hr Average Velocity = 0 [As he returned to Delhi and therefore DISPLACEMENT equals 0. As Average Velocity = Total displacement/ Total Time.] Average speed = 60 km/hr = 60 × 5/18 = 50/3 m/s HOPE IT HELPS PLS MARK IT AS THE BRAINLIEST |
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Draw a schematic diagram of circuit consisting of three cell of 4 volt, 6 ohm, 10 ohm resistor and plug. draw for parallel and series combination(a) current through each resistor (b) total current in the circuit |
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Derive an expression for linear acceleration of a particle performing u c m |
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Answer» dandanakka dandanakka dandanakka |
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Determine the frequency is Y =5 sin(628t-2x) |
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Answer» f= 100 Hz Explanation: I I hope it helps you and make CLEAR to you and if any QUERY mention in the COMMENT SECTION below!! |
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Calculate the pressure produced when a force of 8N is applied over an area of 16m² |
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Answer» Answer: we know, PRESSURE = thrust(force)/area = 8/16 Pa = 1/2= 2 to the power -1 Pa HOPE it helps! |
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Prove that total energy of a ball is conserved during free fall by work energy theorem. Prove it by WORK ENERGY THEOREM and NOT by the law of conservation of energy |
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Answer» law of CONSERVATION of energy is nothing but a matter that can be neither CREATED nor destroyed it transferred one FORM to another form |
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Explain the hyperbola,parabola with graph |
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Answer» Explanation: If the PLANE is parallel to the axis of revolution (the y -axis), then the CONIC SECTION is a HYPERBOLA. If the plane is parallel to the generating LINE, the conic section is a parabola. If the plane is perpendicular to the axis of revolution, the conic section is a circle. thanks ❣ |
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B) Using Gauss's theorem, calculate the flux of the vector field F = xi+yi+zkthrough the surface of a cylinder of radius A and height H, which has its axisalong the z-axis. The base of the cylinder is on the xy plane. |
Answer» The flux of given VECTOR FIELD is Φ =3πA²HSTEP by step explanation
the equation becomes |
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a man does a work in lifting water from a well 30 day. If the mass of bucket along with water is 20 kg. Calculate the amount of work done by man? |
Answer» Question:-a man does a work in LIFTING water from a WELL 30 day. If the mass of bucket along with water is 20 kg. Calculate the amount of work done by man? SOLUTION:-We know that , Work done = mg × h (force × Displacement) |
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-a) Determine the work done by the force F = (xy + 3z)i + (2y2-x2)i + (z-2y)k intaking a particle from x=0 to x = 1 along a curve defined by the equations:x2 = 2y;2x3 = 32 |
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Answer» GIVEN : F = (xy + 3z)i + (2y2-x2)i + (z-2y)k PARTICLE moves from x=0 to x = 1 along a curve defined by the equations: x2 = 2y; 2x3 = 32 SOLUTION : ◆Work done W=∫F. DL where F - Force and dl - displacement and are vectors. ◆Since the particle is taken from. x= 0 to 1, in x direction, dl= dx i^ ◆(i^ , j^, k^ - unit vector along x ,y and z respectively.) ◆As, F = (xy + 3z)i^ + (2y2-x2)j^ + (z-2y)k^ W = ∫F.dl ◆Substituting values, = [(xy + 3z)i^ + (2y2-x2)j^ + (z-2y)k^ ]. dx i^ ◆W=( xy + 3z).dx --(1) ◆Given, x^2 = 2y , y = x^2 /2 , 2x^3 = 3z , z = 2x^3 / 3 ◆Substituting in equation (1) F.dl= x^3/2 + 2x^3 = 5x³/2 ◆Integrating along x from 0 to 1 W = ∫F.dl = 5/8. ANSWER : W = ∫F.dl = 5/8. |
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In the part of a circuit shown in the figure, the potential difference between points G and H (Vg-Vh) will be.....A. 0 VB. 12 VC. 7 VD. 3 V |
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Draw Moeller's chart showing the increasing order of energy levels of various orbitals |
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Answer» Explanation: I didn't drawn by my own bcoz it will be bore for you for LEARNING so here a picture of it presented by VARIOUS colour. It's an AUFBAU's principle given in 11th std chemistry TEXT u can refer by there also thank you |
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Consider an infinite ladder network shown in figure voltage V is applied between the points A and B. This applied value of voltage is halved after each section...A. R1/R2=1B. R1/R2=1/2C. R1/R2=2D. R1/R2=3 |
Answer» ❤️❤️[email protected] DOCTOR Prachi...❤️❤️Answer: R1/R2 = 1/2See your Solution in the above ATTACHMENT:) Hope This HELPS u: ✌️✌️Best wishes for your Bright Future✌️✌️..!! Thankyou :) Have a good DAY : ❤️❤️..........@DoctoRavi.........❤️❤️ |
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Vector parallel to 6î + 8j^ and having a magnitudeof 5 is(1)4î – 3j^(2)12î - 16j^(3)16î + 8j^(4)3i+ 4j^ |
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Answer» OPTION 4. HOPE you UNDERSTAND this |
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Why the sun can not light the space like our earth? the space is much closer to the sun than earth! |
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Answer» It does, were you to look at the SUN DIRECTLY in space, you'd be blinded. That's the point of those gold visors on space suits. The reason it doesn't appear to is that there's very little for the light to strike. Think of shining a flashlight into the air, it has effectively no visible effect. Now if you shine it at a tree, it gets nice and bright. It's the same AMOUNT of light, but it doesn't appear so because we can't see it travel. Now if you mean why isn't space blue, like the sky, that's because when SUNLIGHT filters through the atmosphere, it's interaction with the various gasses scatter the blue light most, giving us that nice HUE. Space, obviously for the most part lacking an atmosphere, doesn't scatter the light, hence the black. |
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Difference between node and meshApni id batao bhai |
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Answer» Answer: In analyzing a circuit using KIRCHHOFF's circuit laws, one can either do NODAL analysis using Kirchhoff's current LAW (KCL) or mesh analysis using Kirchhoff's voltage law (KVL). Nodal analysis writes an equation at each electrical node, requiring that the BRANCH currents incident at a node must sum to ZERO. |
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Observe the adjacent figure ab and BC are two plane mirrors arrange it 120 degrees incidents that the angle 55° on a b find the value of xwith picture |
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Answer» i will come on brainly wait for me plzz dont message brother there okk |
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What is rheostat ???plz help |
Answer» Rheostat =>It is A Variable RESISTOR Whose Resistance Can Be Decreased Or Increased. Thank You. MAKE IT BRAINLIST ANSWER..... |
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Hey guys help.me out with this ..what is dopplers effect |
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Answer» Explanation: The Doppler EFFECT (or the Doppler shift) is the change in frequency of a wave in relation to an observer who is MOVING relative to the wave SOURCE. It is named after the AUSTRIAN physicist Christian Doppler, who DESCRIBED the phenomenon in 1842. |
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(b) A wire of length of 50 cm diameter 2 mm subjected to a force of 10 N. Findits elongation? (Y = 2 10). |
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Answer» ANSWER: 0.008 mm Explanation: |
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After becoming the president of Chile in 1907, what steps did Salvador take to help the poor? Of political science of class 9 in short answer |
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Answer» Answer: HOPE so HELPED u out plzzzz FOLLOW me and Mark answer as brainlist.... |
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Doppler effect derivations |
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Write down two ways in which the pressure in the atmosphere is like the pressure in a liquid. |
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Answer» Answer: What are the “TWO” ways in which the PRESSURE in the ATMOSPHERE is like the pressure in liquids? 2 - the pressure at a given point is equally exerted in all directions; that is, equally outward radially from the given point in the column. |
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Beer lambert law is related to? |
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Answer» The Beer-Lambert LAW is the linear relationship between absorbance and CONCENTRATION of an absorbing SPECIES. The Beer-Lambert law IMPLIES that both the type and the concentration of the molecules are important in the process of radiation absorption. There is no information in this law about the nature of radiation. |
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Prove the correctness of this equation f=2π√g/R |
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Answer» f=2π√L/√G the DIMENSIONAL unit for the g is L/T² So puting it in the FORMULA we will GET ⇒f=2π√L/(√L/√T²) ⇒f=2π √T² ⇒f =2πT ⇒T=2π seconds. Hence proved. |
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state the basic postulates of special theory of relativity? without going into mathematical derivation, summarize and discuss the Results of special theory of relativity. |
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The four resistors 20ohm,40ohm,20+x ohm,80ohm if the bridge is balanced respectively form a Wheatstone bridge. Find the value of x |
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Answer» The value of x = 20 ohm. • According to the principle of wheatstone bridge, (Resistor r1) / (Resistor R2) = (Resistor r3) / (Resistor r4) • GIVEN , Value of Resistor r1 = 20 ohm Value of Resistor r2 = 40 ohm Value of Resistor r3 = (20+x) ohm Value of Resistor r4 = 80 ohm • Then by using PRINCIPAL of wheatstone bridge, (20 / 40) = [(20 + x)/80] ½ = [(20 + x)/80] 40 = 20 + x x = 20 ohm
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Define friction. Give few examples from daily life situations. |
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Answer» Answer: Friction Friction is the resistance to motion of one object MOVING relative to another. It is not a FUNDAMENTAL force, like gravity or electromagnetism. Everyday Examples of SLIDING Friction Rubbing both hands together to create heat. A SLED sliding across snow or ice. Skis sliding against snow. |
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How to use Kirchhoff's law..Ayan bhai... Agar baat karni ho insta par karo... Maine ye app delete kar diya hai... |
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Answer» ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ ♠️ Kirchoff's first law states that "At any junction the SUM of current entering the junction is equal to the sum of the current leaving the junction." ♠️ Kirchoff's second law states that "The algebraic sum of change in potential around a closed loop is zero." ♠️Steps to apply Kirchoff's law:-
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Angular velocity of a body aW = (i^-2j^-3k^) rad s^-1and radius the radius vector is r=(2i^-3j^)m then its linear velocity v in m/s^-1 |
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Write a note on earth's magnetic field and discuss it's special case |
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Answer» Answer: Earth's magnetic FIELD Earth's magnetic field is a magnetic field that emanates from Earth's core and ENCIRCLES the Earth. It can be looked at as sort of a force field that encompasses the Earth and protects our planet from solar radiation. Special case and uses The Earth's magnetic field serves to deflect most of the solar wind, whose CHARGED particles would OTHERWISE STRIP away the ozone layer that protects the Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation. |
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