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6. The speed of wind is measured by- *Wind vaneBarometerAnemometerHygrometer |
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Answer» The SPEED of that WIND can be measured using a tool called an anemometer. An anemometer looks LIKE a weather vane, but instead of measuring which direction the wind is blowing with POINTERS, it has four cups so that it can more ACCURATELY measure wind speedAnemometerplease mark me brainliesthope it helps |
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Which is not effect of reflection a] pencil appear bent in waterb] Mirage in a desertc] convectiond] late sun |
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Answer» convectionExplanation:MARK me as BRAINLIEST |
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As shown in the figure below, April enters a race. She runs leftward 100 m100\,\text m100m100, start text, m, end text to her horse, then she rides 500 m500\,\text m500m500, start text, m, end text to her truck, then she drives 1000 m1000\,\text m1000m1000, start text, m, end text in a total time of 120 s120\,\text s120s120, start text, s, end text. |
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Answer» 1600m/sright ANSWEREXPLANATION:have a GOOD DAY |
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How much amount of heat required to change water at 30c to steam 100c |
| Answer» 70 DEGREE CELCIUS is REQUIRED | |
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Relative density of silver is 10.5. What is the density of silver in S.I unit? What assumption do you make in your calculation? |
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Answer» on✯Relative density of SILVER is 10.5. What is the density of silver in S.I unit? What ASSUMPTION do you make in your CALCULATION?✭Given✭Relative Density of silver = 10.5✬To find✬Density of silver = ?✭We know✭Density of water = 10³ Kg/m³✦Relative Density = Density of silver ÷ Density of water✦Density of silver - R.D × Density of water10.5 × 10³ Kg/m³➺Density of Silver = 10.5 × 10³ Kg/m³✯Assumption made✯Density of water = 10³ Kg/m³ |
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Put in indirect speech |
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Answer» please WRITE your NAME beacuse I also have the same BOOK and you are in which class which SCHOOL |
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If the object is on ( 2 F ) image is |
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Answer» ct placed at 2F of a CONVEX lens will PRODUCE an IMAGE at 2F. As you can clearly SEE in the diagram that the image FORMED is real and inverted |
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Calculate work done when the person hits a ball to the wall at a distance of 6 mts. The weight of the ball is 150 gms. |
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Answer» AnswerImpulse=F×t= CHANGE in Momentum⇒ Change in Momentum =mv−mu=0.15(12)−0.15(−20)=4.8⇒F×0.001=4.8 ⇒F=4800N THEREFORE, A is correct option. |
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3. How physical education helps to develop mentally ? *O proper use of brainO increase of memoryO emotion controlOall of these |
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Elastic potential energy of a spring is independent of a) spring constantb) elongation of springc) compression of springd) both b and c |
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Answer» AExplanation Elastic potential energyis Potential energystored as a result of deformation of anelastic OBJECT, such as the stretching of a SPRING. It is equal to the WORK done to stretch the spring, which DEPENDS UPON the springconstant k as well as the distance stretched. |
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OR IQ. 1(d) A hollow shaft of external diameter 150 mm transmits 500 KW power at 200 rpm. Determine, themaximum internal diameter if the maximum stress in the shaft is not to exceed 60 N/mm². (07)2 (a) Draw the shear force and bondir |
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At what height below the earth surface where acceleration 1% of g at surface |
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Answer» The acceleration due to gravity at a depth d, is GIVEN by.Also, the value of G at a height h= Since, g' must be equal to Hence, or = Explanation:PLEASE MARK me as brainleast |
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How to solve this question? ( please show method) |
| Answer» TION:How to solve this question? ( PLEASE show method)➡️ which question??you didn't post any question☹️☹️please post the question to ANSWER | |
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A solid sphere is rolls on table. ratio of its rational K.E is |
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Answer» tion:LINEAR Kinetic ENERGY of a SOLID spherical BALL is 1/2mv² and rotational Kinetic energy of a ball is 1/2Iω²But, I = 2/5mr²∴ rotational K.E. of ball = 1/2( 2/5mr²)ω²=1/5mv² |
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6. An astronaut with mass 75 kg travels to Mars. What is his weight a. On earth?b. On Mars where g = 3.8 m/s^2?c. What is the value of g on top of a mountain if the astronaut weighs 683N? |
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Answer» tion:m= 75 kgweight = MG [ G on earth = 10 m/s^2 ] W = 75*10 w = 750 N [ on earth ] |
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Name the factors on which work done by an object depends. |
| Answer» ANSWER: The work done on a body depends upon TWO FACTORS: Magnitude of the force (F), and. The displacement through which the body MOVES (s). | |
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The speed of sound in air increase with the increase in atmospheric presure. true or false |
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Answer» s truetruetrue |
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Find the mass of each of each of these weightsa. 98Nb. 80Nc. 0.98N |
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Answer» ⭕Here is your answer mate ⭕1. The. most common definition of weight is the force exerted on a body by gravity. This is often expressed in the formula W=mg, where 'W' is the weight, 'm' the MASS of the object, and g gravitational acceleration, g=9.81 on the surface of the earth. so if W=98N then m= (w/g) =98/9.81 =10kg.2. We have:80N=m*9.81m/s^2m= (80N/9.81)m/s^2m≈ 8.2kgSo, the SECOND object's mass is around 8.2kilograms.3. 0.98N=(m*8.91) m/s^2m=0.9N/9.81m/s^2m≈0.1kgm≈100gSo, the THIRD object's mass is around 0.1 kilograms or 100 grams.❤️Hope it helps U.. ☺️☺️✌️✌️❤️ |
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What is the weight of each of the following objects? a. 0.113 kg hockey puckb. 108 kg football player.c. 870 kg automobile |
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Answer» a. 0.113 KGB. 108kg C. 870 kgmark as BRAINLIEST ✌️.. |
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How many times heavier is one atom of carbon than one atom of oxygen? 1) 3/42) 4/33) 2/34) 3/2 |
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Answer» Atomic mass of an ELEMENT is the relative mass of its ATOM as compared with the mass of a carbon-12 atom taken as 12 units. HENCE, atomic mass of oxygen is 16 U means that one atom of oxygen is 16 times heavier than 1/12 of a carbon-12 atom. |
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Ray bends away from normal when travelling from |
| Answer» ENDS away from normal when TRAVELLING from RARER medium to a DENSER medium. | |
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When a shot-putter exerts a net fore of 140 N on a shot, the shot has an acceleration of 19 m/s2. What is the mass of the shot? |
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Answer» hat a SHOT putter exerts a force of 140 N on the shot. The shot has an acceleration of 19m/s². And we NEED to FIND the mass of the shot . We know that Force is the product of mass and acceleration . So , HENCE the mass of the shot is 7.36 kg . |
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According to newton's 2nd law of motion that rate of change of momentum is ______________? |
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Answer» is EQUAL to the force AFFECTING on the particleExplanation:according to NEWTON's 2nd law of motion that rate of CHANGE of MOMENTUM is ______is equal to the force affecting on the particle________Mark me brainliest and follow |
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What are the benefits of balance diet? |
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Answer» A WELL-balanced diet PROVIDES important VITAMINS, minerals, and nutrients to keep the body and mind strong and healthy. Eating well can also help WARD off numerous diseases and health complications, as well as help MAINTAIN a healthy body weight, provide energy, allow better sleep, and improve brain function. |
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Two identical wires having different resistivity in ratio 1:3 the resistance of first wire is 20 ohm find the resistance of second resistance |
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Answer» he two wires are identical they will have same area and cross- sectional area. The ratio of resistivity is 1: 3. By formula we know that resistance is where is the resistivity of the wire , l is the length of the wire & a is the cross-sectional area. When the LENGHTH of the conductor is VARIED , then its area also changes , e.g. When we stretch a wire , it becomes THIN , its lenght increases but its cross - sectional area decreases. During this TRANSFORMATION the Volume remains constant . ➳ When we INCREASE lenghth to then its resistance becomes :- ➳ When we increase area to then its resistance becomes :- ➳ When we increase radius to then its resistance becomes :- |
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What is the uses of concave lens .Please 1000 thanks kra do... |
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Answer» ve lense is used to DIVERGE INCIDENT rays .This helps to create a virtual image on the opposite SIDE of the REFRACTING surface .It is also used in glasses ,lasers ,cameras ,FLASHLIGHTS ,etcOk..I'll give uh...❣️ |
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Find the displacement of a car which travels from stop A to stop B with a speed of 30 km/h and then returns to A with a speed of 50 km/h |
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Answer» Displacement is the shortest distance between the initial and the final position. Here, the car travels from stop A to B and RETURNS to stop A. THUS, the displacement of the car is 0 m/s. |
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What are hormones? What is the function of Insulin? |
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Answer» Hello mate EXPLANATION:A HORMONE is any member of a class of signaling molecules in multicellular organisms, that are transported to distant organs to regulate physiology and / or BEHAVIOR. Hormones are required for the correct development of both animals and plants. Insulin is a peptide hormone secreted by the β cells of the PANCREATIC islets of Langerhans and maintains normal blood glucose levels by facilitating cellular glucose uptake, regulating carbohydrate, lipid and PROTEIN metabolism and promoting cell division and growth through its mitogenic effects. |
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A vernier scale has 10 divisions. It slides over a main scale, shows pitch is 1.0 mm. If the number of divisions on the left hand of zero of vernier on main scale are 4and the 6th vernier scale division coincides with main scale, calculate the length incm. |
| Answer» HOPE it helps U EXPLANATION:have a good DAY | |
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Which group of elements having the higest electro postivity |
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Answer» Among all the ELEMENTS of the PERIODIC table, the alkali metals are CONSIDERED to be the most ELECTROPOSITIVE. |
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a car initially at rest starts moving with a constant accelreration of 0.5m/s and travels a distance of 25m. find final velocity and time taken |
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Answer» on✯A car initially at rest starts moving with a constant ACCELERATION of 0.5m/s and travels a distance of 25m. Find the velocity and TIME TAKEN?✬Given✬Initial velocity (u) = 0m/sAcceleration (a) = 0.5m/sDistance travelled (S) = 25m☆To find☆Final velocity (v)Time taken (t)✮Solution✮From equation of motion:v² = u² + 2asv² = (0)² + 2(0.5)(25)v² = 25v = √25v = 5m/s➺Final Velocity (v) = 5m/sFrom equation of motion:v = u + at5 = 0 + 0.5(t)t = 5 ÷ 0.5t = 10s➺Time taken (t) = 10s |
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Q: Limitation of Static lattice mode? |
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Answer» • The free electron model was refined by introducing a crystalline EXTERNAL POTENTIAL .• This allows much progress, but is not the full story • Ions are not INFINITELY massive, nor held in place by infinitely STRONG forces • The classical static lattice can only be valid for T=0K • It is even wrong for T=0K: ∆x∆p ≥ ¯h ⇒ Zero point motion • This is a particular problem for insulators: UNLESS kBT > Eg there are no degrees of freedom to account for their many propertiesHOPE IT WILL HELP YOU |
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Q: Is lattice dynamics is valid for liquid and gas? |
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Answer» yesExplanation:it's my PLEASURE to HELP you PLEASE MARK me as a BRAINLIEST. |
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Pick the correct order. Options:AEmbryoafoetusàzygoteBFoetusàzygoteàembryoCZygoteàembryoàfoetusDZygoteafoetusàembryo |
| Answer» HEY DUDE i THINK the CORRECT ANSWER will be Cpart.... | |
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Can anyone send me the question papers of science of final exams CBSE board class 9 a paper of 2020 science final exams |
| Answer» SEARCH on INTERNET. for your FINAL PAPER | |
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STUDY QUESTIONS 1. (a) What kind of charges are produced on theglass rod and the silk, when rubbed with eachother.(b) State the charges present on the ebonite rodand the cat's skin on rubbing with each other.2. Describe an experiment to show :(a) like charges repel each other.(b) unlike charges attract each other.3. Briefly describe Rutherford's structure of atom. |
| Answer» LOVE you to agnidipa i love you to BABY | |
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फिल्मिंग राइट हैंड रूल |
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Answer» फ्लेमिंग का दायें हाथ का नियम FLEMING's right hand rule in hindi दाएं हाथ के अंगूठे का नियम ... इसे ही फ्लेमिंग का दाये हाथ का नियम कहते है। जैसा चित्र में दिखाया गया है की अंगूठा चालक की दिशा की तरफ किया हुआ है तथा तर्जनी अंगुली को चुंबकीय क्षेत्र की तरफ। तो माध्यिका अंगुली की दिशा प्रेरित धारा की दिशा में होगी।Explanation:Fleming's right-hand rule gives which direction the current flows. The right hand is held with the thumb, index finger and middle finger mutually PERPENDICULAR to each other (at right ANGLES), as shown in the diagram. The thumb is pointed in the direction of the motion of the conductor relative to the MAGNETIC field |
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The velocity of an object increases at a constant from 20m/s to 50m/s in 10s. Find the acceleration? |
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Answer» on✯The velocity of an object increases at a CONSTANT from 20m/s to 50m/s in 10s. Find the acceleration.✬Solution✬U = 20m/s ( INITIAL velocity )V = 50m/s ( final velocity )t = 10s ( time TAKEN )a = v - u ÷ t ( acceleration )a = 50 - 20 ÷ 10a = ³⁰⁄₁₀a = 3m/s✵Acceleration of the object = 3m/s✵ |
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Can we perform calculations in Ms-Excel. Give Example |
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Answer» plz MAKE me brainlistExplanation:This TELLS EXCEL that you are entering a formula, not just numbers. Type the equation you want to calculate. For example, to add up 5 and 7, you type =5+7....How to do calculations in Excel.OperationMultiplicationOperator* (asterisk)Example=A1*A2DescriptionMultiplies the numbers in A1 and A2. |
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By combination (sum & aff)settede |
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Answer» hsjsbjaddldgdusbdhdkddjbdxhxbbcudvvdudy |
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R=3solver series method |
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Answer» plz make me brainlistExplanation:This vignette ILLUSTRATES the IDEAS BEHIND solving systems of linear equations of the form Ax=bAx=b whereAA is an m×nm×n matrix of coefficients for mm equations in nn unknownsxx is an n×1n×1 vector unknowns, x1,x2,…xnx1,x2,…xnbb is an m×1m×1 vector of constants, the “right-hand sides” of the equationsThe GENERAL conditions for solutions are:the equations are consistent (solutions EXIST) if r(A|b)=r(A)r(A|b)=r(A)the solution is unique if r(A|b)=r(A)=nr(A|b)=r(A)=nthe solution is underdetermined if r(A|b)=r(A) |
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(i) v = u + at explain mathematically |
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Answer» v=u+at is the FIRST EQUATION of motion. In this v=u+at equation, u is INITIAL VELOCITY. v is the FINAL velocity. |
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एक खोखले गोले की त्रिज्या r मीटर तथा उस पर आवेश कूलॉम है। उसके केन्द्र पर विद्युत विभव होगा- |
| Answer» SEND me the PICTURE of the SUM | |
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Let there be a hypothetical vehicle/spaceship traveling at the speed of light(c). The headlights of this spaceship are turned on which emit light. What will be the speed of light from the headlights (a) from person sitting inside spaceship's frame of reference (b) a nearby observer at rest. c =3× 10⁸m/s (approx.) |
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Answer» tion:No. As OTHERS have explained, you cannot exceed the speed of light. In one dimension this PROHIBITS your light speed car from SHINING at all, because the light cannot move faster from the car, and so can never leave the HEADLIGHTS. However, we LIVE in multiple dimensions and so not all light shines in the same direction.Let us set up a 2-dimensional, massless (i.e. moving-at-lightspeed) car that fires off two photons, one going up and one going down |
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Shyam participated in a group discussion in his interschool competition on the practical application of light and was very happy to won the award for his school. On that very evening, his father celebrated the day with a family dinner. At a particular moment, Shyam observed in a curve plate, the image of a person’s mobile sitting on his back side. Person’s mobile was fell off which the person didn’t know about it. Shyam went to the person and informed about this. The person was thankful to Shyam. 19 (i) From which side of the plate Shyam observed this incident? a) Outward curve b) Inward curve c) Not curved d) Straight 1 19 (ii) The part of the curve plate was acting like which type of mirror? a) Convex mirror b) Concave mirror c) Plane mirror d) Parabolic mirror 1 19 (iii) State the nature and size of image formed by this mirror. a) Virtual, erect and diminished b) Real , inverted and small c) Virtual, erect and highly enlarged d) Real, inverted and highly enlarged 1 19 (iv) An object is placed at a large distance in front of a convex mirror of radius of curvature 40cm. How far is the image behind the mirror? a) 20 cm b) 30 cm c) 40 cm d) 50 cm 1 19 (v) An object is placed at a large distance in front of a convex mirror and all ray are parallel to principal axis than size of image would be observed will be: a) Point size b) Highly Enlarged c) No image will form d) No intersection occur |
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Answer» hi PLS focus on your studies INSTEAD of doing this type of non SENSE things ok.Explanation:MORAL: focus on your studies |
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D. Underline the adjectives in these sentences. 1. Mummy Watched a historical film on television.2. They are a few Slices of bread in the packet.3. Please pour some milk in my cup.4. Juhi saw a spotted beetle on a leaf.5. Is there enough milk in the jug. No spam |
| Answer» VES - historicalfew some SPOTTED ENOUGH MARK AS BRAINLIEST AND FOLLOWGIVE❤ | |