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1.

How do you appreciate the use of reflection of light by a concave mirror in making of television antenna dishes

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ays coming from a long distance parallel to the axis of the concave MIRROR, are reflected towards the focus of the concave mirror along its axis.  The energy of the LIGHT waves (electromagnetic waves) is concentrated at the focus of the mirror.     SIMILARLY, the telecommunication signals are also electromagnetic waves like light rays.  They are incident on the dish antenna from the satellites or other dish antennas placed at long distances.  They are mounted and adjusted so that the axis of the dish antenna points to the satellite or other dish antenna.   Hence, the electromagnetic signals of TV are incident parallel to the axis and get reflected to the focus.  At the focal point of the dish, there is an electronic circuit kept, which absorbs the electromagnetic energy and generates voltage / current.  These voltage / current signals are decoded into image, voice and data signals.

2.

The sum of magnitudes of 2 forces acting at a point is 18 and magnitude of their resultant is 12.If the resultant is perpendicular with force of smaller magnitude what are magnitudes of forces? (ii)p+q=r(they are in vector form)p=q=r/root2 then find the angle between pair of vectors p,q and q,r and r,p

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the two vectors.  Let Q < P.Let the angle between the two vectors be Ф.Resultant of      R = P² + Q² + 2 P Q COS Ф  --- (1)   We are given P + Q = 18, => Q = 18 - P.             and,      R = 12.   Angle between R and Q = 90°.We have  .So    P² = R² + Q² - 2 R Q Cos 90°    ----- (2)            =  R² + Q² - 0             = 12² + (18 - P)²              = 144 + 324 + P² - 36 P  =>  36 P =  468   =>  P = 13  =>  Q = 18 - 13 = 5==========================Given R is perpendicular to Q. so angle is 90 deg.Use the equation (1) to find the angle Ф between P & Q, as MAGNITUDES of P, Q and R are known.   The angle between  R and P could be equal to (Ф - 90) deg.

3.

The distance between a compression and an adjacent refraction is

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tance between a COMPRESSION and an ADJACENT REFRACTION is WAVE length

4.

An athlete completes one round of a circular round of a circular track of diameter 200m in 40s. What will be the distance covered and the displacement at the end of 2 mins 20s? With steps plse..

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e covered in one complete round ie., 40 sec.   = circumference of circle of diameter 200 m   =  π 200  meters.Distance covered in 2 mins 20 sec or 140 sec: =  200 π * 140/40 = 700 π metersIn 140 SECONDS, the athlete makes 3 complete rounds and runs for 20 secs after that.in 40 secs, he runs a complete circle (COVERS 360°).  So in 20 secs, athlete runs half-circle and covers 180°.So at the end of 140 seconds, athlete is at the diametrically opposite end on the circular track.  The displacement = vector joining the initial position to the final position.  It magnitude = diameter = 200 meters.

5.

Q* What is weaker a. The gravity of the earth b. The electromagnetism of a human

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ravity if the EARTH.

6.

The current produced due to the ___________ was taken as a measure of activity of the compound.

Answer» RENT produced DUE to the ALTERNATING CURRENT (AC) was taken as a MEASURE of activity of the compound...
7.

Why sky appears. BLue??

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cloudless day-time SKY is blue because molecules in the air scatter blue LIGHT from the SUN more than they scatter RED light

8.

1)How do u verify expirementally that focal length of a convex lens increased when kept in water 2)how do u find focal length of lens expirementally?

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ength can be calculated by passing a small beam of parallel rays from a long distance through the lens, and then OBSERVING the location of the image formed.  The image (REAL and inverted) is formed at the focus.A small shining object may be kept at multiple distances and the image converged on the axis is captured on the screen.  Then using the lens formula, the FOCAL length can be calculated.Same experiment can be repeated, WHETHER the lens is in air or in water.

9.

Balance the chemical equation NaOH+H2so4 ----------->na2so4+h20 and explain briefly how u have balanced

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H2SO4   ---->  Na2SO4 + 2 H2OExplanation:To BALANCE any CHEMICAL equation, we always OBEY the law of conservation of mass.To balance,STEP 1:Starting from first element (i.e. Na in this case ) check if the NUMBER of atoms in reactants and product are same.STEP 2:If you encounter any lack then multiply it by any number so that there are equal number of atoms of that element both side.Mind it that this is a hit and try method , practice more and more only then you can solve these

10.

Plz explain a pace bowler in cricket runs from a long distance before he bowls explain in terms of inertia

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w of inertia is WORKS as a key point. the bowler runs from a long DISTANCE before he is throwing a ball towards the BATSMAN. such that he is in high motion. since the ball is in the HANDS of him, it is also get the same motion and force as much as the bowler. the bowler stops his running at a point suddenly with a great speed. by the newtons first law, here law of inertia will applicable. although the bowler stops, the ball travels by continuing its motion upto some distance high with the inertia. this is because of the ball is still have its MOMENTUM and inertia. so the ball is able to go to the batsmen because of these inertia although the bowler stops running.

11.

An object is placed 25 cm from a convex lens, whose focal lenght is 16cm. The image distance is__________.

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1/v = 1/161/v = 1/16 + 1/251/v = 25+16/4001/v = 41/400v = 400/41 CM = 9.75 cmimage DISTANCE is 9.75 cm

12.

Why sky appears blue it is of 4 marks plz give more points

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because the white light from the SUN is a mixture of seven colours and during day the molecules of AIR SCATTER BLUE light from the sunlight.. so the SKY looks blue.

13.

Why the sky some times appear white?

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e times appear white due to Re-combination of seven BANDS of colors , that is DISPERSED out by white LIGHT at a CERTAIN angle.

14.

Working principle of natural geyser

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is a long narrow, vertical cavity FORMED in EARTH crust in the earth crust into which underground WATER seeps. Here the water column is heated by volcanic heat at where the temperature is above 100C due to the pressure exerted by the water column above. due to the deeper POSITIONS, this water is very HOT than ground water. therefore bubbles arise and the water pushes up. then the eruption will be started. Due to pressure the water rushes out. thus the geyser continues to spray hot water into air.

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Explain briefly how mirage is formed plz be fast

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is an optical illusion where it APPEARS that water has converted on the road at the distant place but when we go there, we cant find any water.This is due to the variable refractive index as medium and total internal reflection.Explanation: 1. Density of airincreases with HEIGHT. refractive index of AIR increases with density and ALSO with height.2. When the light from tall object like tree or from sky passes through a medium, it suffers refraction and takes a curved path because of total internal reflection.3. The refracted light from sky is reflected from the ground for the observer.4. Hence the observer FEELS the water being present on the road which is virtual image of the sky

16.

How a geaser will work

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is a long narrow, vertical cavity formed in earth CRUST in the earth crust into which underground water seeps. Here the water column is heated by VOLCANIC heat at where the temperature is above 100C due to the pressure exerted by the water column above. due to the deeper positions, this water is very hot than ground water. therefore bubbles arise and the water pushes up. then the eruption will be started. Due to pressure the water rushes out. thus the GEYSER CONTINUES to SPRAY hot water into air.

17.

Can any body give me imp questions of physics n chemistry class 10 ssc

Answer» CK on the FILES GIVEN below to SEE the QUESTIONS.
18.

Which physical quantity does the electron volt measure

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unt of energy an electron GAINS after being accelerated by 1 VOLT of electricity ,is known as 1 electron volt.is it used to MEASURE energy.

19.

T-t1/t2-t1=constant when this formula is used?

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) / (t2 - T1) = constantperhaps T1 = TEMPERATURE at time t = t1 sec       T = temperature t time t = t2 sec The ratio is constant  means the rate of change of temperature is a constant.  The temperature of a body is rising at a uniform rate in time.This means that the body is getting cooled or getting heated at a uniform rate.This could PROBABLY mean that the body is being SUPPLIED a constant amount of heat energy in time.  This means energy/time = power is a constant.

20.

Convert 1 gm per centimetre cube into kilogram per metre cube???

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1000 kg/m3ex. cnovert 21g/cm3 to kg/m3 21 g/cm3 = 21 * 1000               = 21000 kg/m3

21.

A particle moves in the XY plane under the actionof force F vector such that the value of its linear moment P vector at any time t is P vector = 2costi^+2sintj^. Find the angle between F vector And P vector at = 4 sec.

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n vector r =  x i + y j  in the x y plane.     force vector  F = m a = m dv/dt = d P / d t    momentum vector  P = m V            P = 2 COS t  i + 2 Sin t  j           F = - 2 sin t  i + 2 Cos t  jAngle of vector P with x AXIS:  Tan Ф1 = 2 Sin t / (2 Cos t) = Tan tAngle of vector F with x axis :  Tan Ф2 = 2 Cos t / (- 2 sin t) = - Cot t          = - tan (π/2 - t) = tan [π - (π/2 - t) ] = tan (π/2 + t)   or    tan (3π/2 - t)Angle between P and F = Ф2 - Ф1Tan (Ф₂ - Ф₁) = - [tan t + Cot t] / [ 1 - tan t  * Cot t ]                     = infinitySo angle  Ф₂ - Ф₁ = π/2The momentum and force vectors are perpendicular to each other.This is the case of UNIFORM circular motion. F is the centripetal force.

22.

A particle moves with a constant velocity V vector =6i+6j+3k m/s under the influence of a constant force F vector =5i-15j+10k N. Find the instantaneous power....

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23.

Where does the energy spent go ultimately? is there any transfer of energy while work is being done? can we do any energy without transfer of energy

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rgy spent are used to do work. Ultimately some PART of the energy are wasted due to friction as sound, heat etc. and go to the SURROUNDING. Some part are stored in the bodies on which work is done as its internal energy(KE or PE).Yes, there is transfer of energy from one FORM to another or one body to another while work is being done. For EXAMPLE, when you are pushing a box on the floor, you apply force. Your energy(work is done by your muscles) is converted into kinetic energy of box and heat and sound energy due to friction.No, we can't do work without transfer of energy. For work to be done, there MUST be transfer of energy.

24.

At a pressure of 10pa , the density of a certain gas is 1.4 * 10^-3 g/cm^3. The ratio of specific heats for this gas is 1.4. The velocity of sound in this gas is?

Answer» CITY of SOUND in this GAS is 3.16 m/s.
25.

At what temperature velocity of sound in air will be four times the velocity of ------------------- in air at N.T.P? [note: at N.T.P , temperature = 0 degrees Celsius.

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y of SOUND at temperature T°C is given bytemperature at NTP = 0°CLet at temperature T°C, the VELOCITY BECOME 4 timesV = 331.3*4 = 1325.2 m/sSo at 4096.06°C, velocity of sound will be 4 times that of velocity of AIR at NTP.

26.

Find the ratio of initial and final velocity if density triples

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y of SOUND is GIVEN by

27.

Write some situations swhere friction is undesirable

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ines, DUE to FRICTION, wear n tear happens. this leads to FORMATION of heat UTILIZING (a part of mechanical energy is converted to heat) which leads to decrease in efficiency of the machine. to PREVENT this, oiling is required.

28.

How does petrol is formed? formation of petrol in detail.

Answer» ED how the PETROL forms in the document PLEASE CHECK
29.

Distinguish between Speed and Velocity. Give at least 4-5 points.

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s DISTANCE travelled in unit time whereas velocity is DISPLACEMENT of a body in unit time.Speed is a scalar quantity whereas velocity is a VECTOR quantity. Speed has magnitude but no direction. Velocity has both magnitude and direction.Speed is always positive. Velocity can be EITHER positive or NEGATIVE.

30.

NCERT VIII - Sciences Fill in the blanks: (c) The unit of frequency is _________.

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of FREQUENCY is HERTZ .

31.

Determine work done by a person if he slowly lights a block of mess ‘m’ through a vertical height ‘h’ and then walks horizontally a distance ‘d’ while holding the block

Answer» E person lifts the block of mass m SLOWLY to a height h,force = mgdisplacement (in the direction of force) = hwork done = force × displacement                = mgh                When he walks horizontally a distance d while HOLDING the block,displacement = dforce = mg (PERPENDICULAR to displacement)so work done = 0So total work done = mgh + 0 = mgh
32.

Volume of a 500 g box is 450 cm cube. What is relative density of the material of the box and its weight in water? Please give a detailed solution along with the answer.... a. 1.43, 100 g b. 1.45, 50 g c.1.11, 50 g

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box = 500gvolume of box = 450 cm³density = mass / volume⇒ d = 500/450 g/cm³⇒ d = 10/9 g/cm³⇒ d = 1.11 g/cm³relative DENSITY of a SUBSTANCE = density of substance / density of WATERDENSITY of box = 1.11 g/cm³density of WATER = 1 g/cm³relative density of box = 1.11 / 1 = 1.11(note that it has no unit)If density of a substance is less than density of water, it will float on water and its weight in water will be 0. But density of box is higher than density of water. SINCE density of box is higher than density of water, it will submerge in water and it will have some weight in water.weight of box in water =(density of box - density of water)×volume of box×g⇒ weight in water = [(10/9) -1]×450×g                           = [(10-9)/9]×450×g                           = (1/9) ×450×g                           = 50 gSo correct option is (c).

33.

A boy takes 5 round of of a circular park of radius 7m. Find distance and displacement.

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placement is 0 because he STARTS and ENDS at the same point.perimeter of a PARK (circle) = 2πr                                       = 2×22/7×7                                       = 44mone ROUND = 44m7 rounds = 44×7 = 308m

34.

A boy moves 24m towards south and and then 7m towards east.What is the distance travelled by body also find its displacement.

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e he travelled = 24+7 = 31mdisplacement is the shortest distancewhen we draw DIAGRAM we get a TRIANGLE(RIGHT angled) and the hypotenuse will be the displacement. so, by pythagoras theoremso hyp² = 24² + 7²   hyp = √576+49   hyp = √625   hyp = 25so the displacement = 25M

35.

What is the cause of gravitation..??

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is not discoveed by SCIENTIST CORRECTY

36.

When the waves y1=A sin Wt and y2=A cos Wt are superposed, then resultant amplitude will be??????

Answer» SIN wty₂ = A cos wtAfter SUPERPOSITION, the wave is given byy = y₁ + y₂⇒ y = A sin wt + A cos wt⇒ y = A [ sin wt + cos wt]⇒ y = A [ sin wt + sin (90-wt)]⇒ y = A [ 2 × sin(wt+90-wt)/2 × cos (wt-90+wt)/2]⇒ y = A [ 2 × sin 45 × cos (wt-45)]⇒ y = A [ 2/√2 × cos (90-wt)]⇒ y = √2 A cos(90-wt)⇒ y = √2 A sin wt
37.

Please can you give five examples of uses of moments in your home: e.g. scissors. Also explain how the turning effects are balanced by comparing the distance and the force an either side of the pivot. (To put this question in other words: Please can you give five examples of moments in everyday items)

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of force, right? torque?here it isopening and closing of doors.(ROTATING about the axle)for a FAN, the motor applies torque to compensate for friction.a wheel in a car rotates around its axle.sliding down of a body from incline, normal force SHIFTS its position to apply a torque to compensate for the torque by friction so as to GIVE rotational equilibrium.and then you have the toy named 'top' that rotates about a fixed axis.

38.

A particle starts sliding down a friction less inclined plane. if Sn is distance travelled by it from time t=n-1 sec to n sec then find the ratio Sn/Sn+1. .... plz explain.....

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equations of MOTION:  s = ut + 1/2 a t^2let Ф be the angle of the inclined plane with the horizontal.Acceleration ALONG the inclined plane = g sin ФLet initial velocity at t = 0 SEC, be u = 0 m/s.     distance travelled up to n-1 sec:  D(n-1) = 1/2 g SinФ * (n-1)²   distance travelled up to  n sec. :  D(n) = 1/2 * g Sin Ф * n²   Distance travelled upto n+1 sec:  D(n+1) = 1/2 * g Sin Ф * (n+1)² Sn = Distance travelled from t = n -1 sec. to  n sec. = 1/2 g Sin Ф * [n² - (n-1)²]       = 1/2 g Sin Ф * (2N - 1)Sn+1  = distance travelled from t = n sec to n+1 sec = 1/2 g Sin Ф * (2n +1)RATIO :  Sn / Sn+1  =  (2n -1) / (2n +1)  = 1 - 1 / (n +1/2)

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NCERT VIII - Sciences Fill in the blanks: (a) Time taken by an object to complete one oscillation is called _________.

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ken by an OBJECT to COMPLETE one oscillation is called TIME PERIOD.

40.

The magnification produced by the mirror is 1/3, then the type of mirror is___________. a) concave mirror b) convex mirror

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cation is 1/3.since it is positive, IMAGE produced is virtual.since it is less than 1, image is diminished.A virtual diminished image is formed in case of convex mirror only.So the mirror is convex.(Note: concave mirror ALSO PRODUCES virtual image but it is ALWAYS enlarged)

41.

See the picture for question

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hatvolume of vessel = Vinitial pressure = Ptemperature is CONSTANT = Tstroke VOLUME of pump = VWHEN 1st "v" volume is taken out, then the pressure decreases in the vessel.let it becomes P₁. Now, the volume of gas (V-v) at pressure P occupies the whole volume of vessel (V) at pressure P₁. SoP(V-v) = P₁VP₁ = P[(V-v)/V]When 2nd "v" volume is taken out, then the pressure decreases in the vessel.let it becomes P₂. Now, the volume of gas (V-v) at pressure P₁ occupies the whole volume of vessel (V) at pressure P₂. SoP₁(V-v) = P₂VP₂ = P₁ [(V-v) / V]P₂ = [P (V-v) / V] [(V-v) / V]P₂ = P [(V-v) / V]²When 3rd "v" volume is taken out, then the pressure decreases in the vessel.let it becomes P₃. Now, the volume of gas (V-v) at pressure P₂ occupies the whole volume of vessel (V) at pressure P₃. SoP₂(V-v) = P₃VP₃ = P₂ [(V-v) / V]P₃ = P [(V-v) / V]² [(V-v) / V]P₃ = P [(V-v) / V]³So final pressure is P₃ = P [(V-v) / V]³Similarly, if we remove n TIMES volume v, then pressure will be

42.

Two people sit on a park bench 6.0 ft long, weighing 160 lb. A boy weighing 75lb sits directly over the legs on the left side. A man weighing 170 lb sits 2.0 ft to the right of the boy. How much weight is supported by each leg on the right side?

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gram.Weight supported by each of 2 left side legs = F1Weight supported by each of 2 right side legs = F2Balance forces in vertical direction:    2 F1 + 2 F2 = 75 + 170 + 160 lb = 405 lb           =>      F1 + F2 = 202.5 lbbalance MOMENTS about point A:      2 * 170 + 3 * 160 - 6 * 2 F2 = 0   =>  F2 = 205/3  lb              =>  F1 = 202.5 lb - 205/3  lb

43.

What is theory of relativity?

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of RELATIVITY is PROPOSED by ALBERT einstein.it means the mass can be CONVERTED into energy and energy can be converted into mass....also,E=mc^2

44.

Given below are some examples of wave motion. State in each case, if the wave motion is transverse, longitudinal or a combination of both, and also give reasons. (a) Motion of a kink, in a long coil spring produced by displacing one end of he string sideways. (b) Wave produced in a cylinder consisting a liquid, by moving its piston back and forth. (c) Waves produced by a motor-boat, sailing in water. (d) Ultrasonic waves in air, produced by a vibrating quartz crystal.

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a SONIC waves - TRANSVERSE waves.c) motor boat produced waves on water surface - transverse waves. water molecules OSCILLATE up and down.b) the waves will be COMBINATION of both transverse and LONGITUDINAL waves.a) combination of transverse and longitudinal.        the kink will oscillate sideways and the spring will also compress and decompress too.

45.

NCERT VIII - Sciences Four children were asked to arrange forces due to rolling, static and sliding frictions in adecreasing order. Their arrangements are given below. Choose the correct arrangement. (a) rolling, static, sliding (b) rolling, sliding, static (c) static, sliding, rolling (d) sliding, static, rolling

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rect OPTION is (C)[STATIC,sliding,ROLLING]

46.

NCERT VIII - Sciences One day Reeta went to a jeweller's shop with her mother. Her mother gave an old gold jewellery to the goldsmith to polish. Next day when they brought the jewellery back, they found that there was a slight loss in its weight. Can you suggest a reason for the loss in weight?

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a noble metal. It does not react with many kinds of chemicals readily.  HOWEVER, it does react with chlorine and some other acids slowly.  It does dissolve in Nitric acid and Hydrochloric acid MIXTURE called aqua regia.  It GETS slowly oxidized over years.  If COPPER or silver is mixed in Gold ornaments, then they do react with acidic chemicals and gases slowly.Gold also collects some dirt and impurities over its surfaces.  In the cleaning processes, possibly  ammonia, aqua regia or some solvent is used to dissolve all impurities collected on the surface.  So a little part of gold also gets dissolved.  If Gold consists of copper also, then some copper also gets dissolved.So during the purification or shining or polishing act, some metal of the ornaments does gets removed.  So its weight DECREASES.

47.

NCERT VIII - Sciences List sources of noise pollution in your surroundings.

Answer» F LOUD speakersSound  of television with high volumes.Horns of buses , cars and trucksSounds of machinesSounds of some SOUNDS of KITCHEN appliances like mixer etc.Sounds of fire crackers.Sounds of transistors.
48.

NCERT VIII - Sciences Give examples to show that friction is both a friend and a foe.

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n as friend:- We NEED friction to walk on the floor- the WHEELS of vehicles need friction to roll on the roads- friction is needed while climbing a treeFriction as foe:- friction between parts of MACHINES decreases their EFFICIENCY- it produces a lot of noise and WASTES energy- The life of machines is degraded.

49.

NCERT VIII - Sciences Fill in the blanks: (b) Metals are ________ conductors of heat and _________.

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are   GOOD  CONDUCTORS of HEAT and   ELECTRICITY .

50.

NCERT VIII - Sciences Fill in the blanks: (d) Sprinkling of powder on the carrom board ________friction.

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s' is the ANSWER