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Why should a Comot cycle have twoisothermal so adiabatic processes? |
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Answer» Explanation:The Carnot cycle is trying to be the most efficient at generating work GIVEN two HEAT reservoirs at different temperatures. To be the most efficient, it needs to minimize entropy generation. The PROTOTYPICAL example of entropy generation is heat flowing across a non-zero temperature gradient. That’s because as it leaves the hot object it removes entropy δQ/TH, and as the exact same heat enters the COLD body, it adds entropy δQ/TC. Since TH>TC, this is more entropy arriving than leaving, that is, a net increase. Therefore if you want efficiency, your candidate cycle elements are adiabatic (no heat flows at all) and isothermal at a temperature infinitesimally CLOSE to that of one of the reservoirs (heat flows infinitesimally slowly but with infinitesimally small entropy generation). |
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In displacement method, there are two position of lens for which we get clear image. First position of the lens is at 40 cm from object and second is at 80 cm, the focal length of lens is (1) 40 cm (2) 40/3 cm (3) 80 cm (4) 80/3 cm |
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Answer» st lens:Object distance from the lens i.e. u is -40 cm.Let us assume that the image formation of the first lens takes place at the SCREEN which is 'X' cm AWAY.Using lens formula,1/F = 1/v - 1/uSubstitute the values,1/f = 1/x - 1/(-40)1/f = 1/x + 1/401/f = (40 + x)/40xf = 40x/(40 + x)40f + fx = 40x40f = 40x - fx40f = x(40 - f)40f/(40 - f) = x ...............(1st equation)For second lens:Object distance i.e. u from the screen is -80 cm and again the image formation i.e. v is 'x - 40' cm.Since the first lens image formation was x cm always from the lens and for the second ONE object is 80 cm away. So, object will be place at image distance from lens - object distance from the first lens. i.e. (x - 40)Using lens formula,1/f = 1/v - 1/uSubstitute the values,1/f = 1/(x-40) - 1/(-80)1/f = 1/(x-40) + 1/80 ...............(2nd equation)Substitute value of (1st equation) in (2nd equation)→ 1/f = 1/[40f/(40-f) - 40] + 1/80→ 1/f = 1/[(40f - 1600 + 40f)/(40 - f)] + 1/80→ 1/f = 1/[(80f -1600)/(40 - f)] + 1/80→ 1/f = (40 - f)/(80f -1600) + 1/80→ 1/f = 1/80 × (40 - f)/(f - 20) + 1/1→ 1/f = 1/80 × (40 - f + f - 20)/(f - 20)→ 1/f = 1/80 × (20)/(f - 20)→ 1/f = 20/80 × 1/(f - 20)→ 1/f = 1/4 × 1/(f - 20)→ 4/f = 1/(f - 20)Cross-multiply them,→ 4f - 80 = f→ 4f - f = 80→ 3f = 80→ f = 80/3Therefore, the focal length of the lens is 80/3 cm.Option (4) 80/3 cm |
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prove that the displacement of satnding wave expression satisfy the time independent form of wave equation |
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8 Gm(2)Gm33(3) 4Gm(4) 2Gm3. Gravitational potential in a region is given byV = -(xyz) J/kg. Find gravitational intensity at(2, 2, 2).(1) (1 + 2+k)N/kg (2) 2(1 + i + k)N/kg(3) 3( + + k) N/kg (4) 4(1 + i + k)N/kg14. If potential at surface of earth is taken as zero,find potential at centre of earth. (Symbols have,usual meanings)GMGM2(1)(2)--yout |
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Answer» Explanation:V=−(x+y+z)J/kg Relation between gravitational intensity G and gravitational potential: G =− ∇ V =−( ∂x ∂ i ^ + ∂y ∂ j ^ + ∂z ∂ k ^ )(−[x+y+z]) = i ^ ∂x ∂ (x+y+z)+ j ^ ∂y ∂ (x+y+z)+ k ^ ∂z ∂ (x+y+z) = i ^ + j ^ + k ^ Therefore the field is CONSTANT everywhere |
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The distance between a real object and its real image is 56 CM formed by a converging lens, focal length of lenses (1) f ≤ 14 (2) f > 14 (3) f = 14 (4) f = 28 |
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Answer» nfo : the distance between a real OBJECT and its real IMAGE is 56 cm formed by converging lens. To find : focal length of lens. Solution : let focal length of converging lens is F . A/c to question, u + V = 56 cm [ because real image formed by converging lens just opposite of its object ] now using formula, 1/v - 1/u = 1/f ⇒1/(56 - u) - 1/u = 1/f ⇒1/(56 - u) - 1/-u = 1/f ⇒(u + 56 - u)/(56u - u²) = 1/f ⇒56f = 56u - u² ⇒u² - 56u + 56 f = 0Discriminant = (56)² - 4 × 56f ≥ 0⇒56 × 56 ≥ 4 × 56 f ⇒14 ≥ f Therefore the focal length would be f ≤ 14 |
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A body accelerates from rest to speed of 36kmh^-1 in 20 s. The acceleration of the car in ms^-2 is. a)0.5 b)1.8 c)5 b)18 |
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Answer» -Initial VELOCITY (u) = 0Final velocity (v) = 36 km/h × 5/18 = 10m/sTime taken (t) = 20sTᴏ ғɪɴᴅ :-ACCELERATION (a) sᴏʟᴜᴛɪᴏɴ :-We know that, Put the above GIVEN values in it, we GET, Hence, Acceleration = 0.5 m/s²Hence, OPTION (a) 0.5 m/s² is correct |
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"Direction of motion is not decided by its accelaretion" state true or false |
| Answer» TRUE I THINK it's CORRECT HOPE it will HELP | |
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The mass of the parent nucleus is 228 u and it is at rest initially. The kinetic energy emitted by the alpha particle in the alpha decay process is 4.41 MeV. Calculate the kinetic energyof the daughter nucleus.(A) 0.07875 MeV(B) 0.04546 MeV(C) 0.02526 MeV(D) 0.03636 MeV |
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Answer» 0.02526 is ANSWER ekjtudiriuf |
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Examples ofthat obeyBernoulistheorem. |
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Answer» Explanation:Bernoulli's principle can be APPLIED to many EVERYDAY situations. For example, this principle explains why airplane wings are curved along the top and why ships have to STEER away from each other as they pass. The pressure above the wing is lower than below it, PROVIDING LIFT from underneath the wing. |
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In displacement method we use a lens focal length f and distance between object and screen is 60 CM. Possible value for focal length is (1) -15 cm (2) 30 cm (3) 12 cm (4) 20 cm |
| Answer» ANSWER is OPTION (30) CM | |
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A car travel at 40km/h for the first third of its journey, at 35km/h for the second third of its journey and at 42 km/ h for the final third of its journey. What is the average speed? |
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Answer» 39 km/hrExplanation:Given,SPEED 1 = 40 km/hrSpeed 2 = 35 km/hrSpeed 3 = 42 km/hrAverage Speed = (ADDITION of all Speed)/(No. of Speed)= (35+40+42)/3 km/hr= 117/3 km/hr= 39 km/hrHope this helps. |
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We can time travel, you want to know how pls follow me and ask the question |
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Answer» yeah, It is said that we can time TRAVEL by WORM holes in SPACE because it's one mouth is connected to other mouth which can TAKE us to past or future but we can't do that because the force inside the worn hole can destroy EVERYTHING. |
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3. A molten metal of mass 150 g is kept at its melting point 800°C. When it is allowed to freeze at thesame temperature, it gives out 75,000 J of heatenergy.(a) What is the specific latent heat of the metal ?(b) If the specific heat capacity of metal is200 J kg-1 K-1, how much additional heatenergy will the metal give out in cooling to-50 °C ? |
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Answer» the same TEMPERATURE, it GIVES out 75,000 J of HEAT energy. (a) What is the SPECIFIC latent heat of the metal? (b) If the specific heat |
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What is pottential difference |
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Answer» e here is ur answerPotential difference is the difference in the amount of energy that charge carriers have between TWO points in a circuit. **Measured in VOLTS: **Potential difference (p.d.) is measured in volts (V) and is also called voltage. ... We use a voltmeter to measure potential difference (or voltage).hope it helps YOUMARK it as brainlist and follow methanks! |
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for a laser action to occur the medium must have at least three energy levels ? why is three theminimum num |
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Answer» I don't KNOW SORRY EXPLANATION:It was in my BOOK but it got lost |
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The work function caesium 1.9ev. Calculate1. if wavelength ofincident light 4000 angstromfind kinetic energy of photo electrons2.threshhold frequency3 stoppingpotential. |
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Answer» tion:The work function (W)=1.9Ev=1.9×1.6×10^(-19)Joule ( converting EV into joule)incident wavelength=4000×10^(-10)meterwe know Ke=hc/wavelength-w(h is PLANKS constant and c is VELOCITY of light)ke=1.91×10^(-19)j=1.19evweknow,work function=h×threshold frequency1.9×e/h=ff=4.5×10^14 hzfor stopping potentialke=ev1.19e=e×vso v=1.19 |
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A converging lens of focal length 30 cm is placed in contact with another converging lens of unknown focal length, then possible value for focal length of combination is (1) 15 cm (2) 60 cm (3) 36 cm (4) -12 cm |
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Define physics???????????? |
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Answer» he branch of science concerned with the nature and properties of matter and ENERGY. The subject matter of physics includes mechanics, heat, LIGHT and other radiation, SOUND, electricity, MAGNETISM, and the structure of atoms. |
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How heat is related with the current flowing through the wire. |
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Answer» hєчα mαtєSo due to the WIRES having electrical resistance, which means that they resist the motion of electrons, THEELECTRONS BUMP into atoms on theoutside of the wire, and some of their kinetic ENERGY is GIVEN to the atoms as thermal energy. This thermal energy causes the wire to heat up.plz mαrk αѕ вrαnlíѕt |
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Henry's law constant for the solubility of N2, in water at 25°C is 10^5 atm and air is supposed to be 1:4 mixture of O2, and N2. Determine the number of moles of air dissolved in 1 mole water at 5 atm pressure |
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Answer» I cannot UNDERSTAND this QUESTION |
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Where is the physics Newton. |
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Answer» 32 km/hr is the correct ANSWER SEE the ATTACHMENT Explanation:HOPE the answer will help you |
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Find the position and nature of image formed when an object is placed at a distance of 5 cm from a concave lens of focal length 15 cm. What is its magnification? Please give the right answer....Don't write wrong answer please.... |
| Answer» EXPLANATION:SORRY, I DON'T I HAD NOT STUDIED ABOUT IT | |
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When light of wavelength 3000 Å fall on Na, stopping potential is 1.85 V, but whenwavelength4000 angstromfalls on Na stoppingpotential is 0.82 v. Calculate -1. Plank's constant.2.work function of metal.stopping3.thresh hold wavelength |
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Answer» an't UNDERSTAND what is the MEANING SORRY Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry Sorry |
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What will be the value in voltmeter and ammeter? |
| Answer» TION:AMMETER ... 2.2A VOLTMETER.....220V | |
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a piece of wire of resustance R is cut into five equal parts. These parts are then connected in parallel. if the equivalent resistance of this combination is R', then what is the ratio R/R'? |
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Answer» of wire of resistance R is cut into five equal parts. These parts are then connected in parallel . if the equivalent resistance of this combination is R' , then what is the RATIO R / R' ?The equivalent resistance of 5 RESISTANCES ( R₁ , R₂ , R₃ , R₄ , R₅ ) connected in parallel will be given by LET , initial length of wire = 5 L initial area of cross section = A then,initial Resistance = R will beNow,∵ Wire is DIVIDED in 5 equal parts Therefore,new length of each wire PIECE = L area of cross section of each wire piece = A( area of cross section will remain unchanged)so,new resistance of each part will be5 pieces were connected in parallel connection so, Equivalent resistance of parallel combination = R' will be ▶ Now finding the ratio R / R'Hence ,the ratio R : R' = 25 : 1 |
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Please anyone solve this question as soon as possible. |
| Answer» PASSING THROUGH CIRCUIT IS 3V/7RNOW | |
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Find the magnitude of displacement of particle which is moving from a to b |
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Answer» et us SUPPOSE particle start at a moving with constant angular velocity ω starting at time t=0Displacement =ρABy applying cosine rule(PA) 2 =(OA) 2 +(OP) 2 −2(OA)(OP)cos(θ)∴OA=OP=a= RADIUS at circle.PA= Displacement=sθ= ANGLE between OA∝OP=ωts 2 =2a 2 [1−cosθ] =2a 2 ×2sin 22θ s=2asin 2θ =2asin 2ωt Hope it helps youPlz mark it as BRAINLIEST answer |
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Plz do fast its urgent....... |
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Answer» I THINK it's TOTAL RESISTANCE is 5 and current flowing in circuit is 10V-2+3 = 5Vhope it's helpful |
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Hi Answer All The questions |
| Answer» TION: 1. (3-2)/10 = 0.1 m/s^22. i. (3-0)/2 = 1.5 m/s^2 ii. 1/2 × 1.5 × 4 = 3 m3. v=0+ 10×5 = 50m/sHope it HELPS youPls mark as brainliest | |
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A body travels from point A to point D along a square path of side 10 m as shown in the above figure. The magnitude of displacement of the body isImmersive Reader (1 Point) 10 m 30 m 40 m 0 |
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Answer» Explanation:Distance travelled from A to B = 10 mDisplacement from A to B = 10 mTherefore distance and displacement are equal if the object travels in the same straight PATH(b) Distance travelled from A to C = AB + BC= 10 + 10= 20 mDisplacement from A to C = AC = \displaystyle 10\sqrt{2} m.Therefore distance travelled is always more than the displacement if there is a change in DIRECTION of motion(c) Distance travelled from A, back to A = AB + BC + CD + DA= 10 + 10 + 10 + 10 = 40 mDisplacement from A, back to A = 0 mThis is because the shortest distance between initial position (A) and FINAL position (A) is zero.Therefore the displacement of a moving object may be zero but distance travelled CANN |
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Iii) Give an example of some familiar process in which heat is added to anobject, without changing its temperature. |
| Answer» USING mobile too MUCH BATTERY becomes HOT | |
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How is refractive index of medium is related to angle of incidence and angle of refraction. |
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Answer» When n(1) is GREATER than n(2), the angle of refraction is ALWAYS larger than the angle of incidence. ... When the two refractive INDICES are EQUAL (n(1) = n(2)), then the light is passed through without refraction.Explanation: |
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3. A molten metal of mass 150 g is kept at its melting point 800°C. When it is allowed to freeze at thesame temperature, it gives out 75,000 J of heatenergy(a) What is the specific latent heat of the metal ?(b) If the specific heat capacity of metal is200 J kg-1 K-1, how much additional heatenergy will the metal give out in cooling to- 50 °C ? |
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Answer» Explanation:Let L be the latent specific heat of the METAL. When the metal is allowed to be solidified its MP i.e. 800 ∘ C, it will give out latent heat only. mL=75000 0.150×L=75000 L=500000Jkg −1 Now, Heat given out by the metal in cooling down to −50 ∘ C. Fall in temperature will be 800 ∘ C−(−50 ∘ C)=850 ∘ C Heat given out= m×s×t=(0.150×200×850)=25500J |
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From the above graph find (a) distance and displacement in 10 sec(b) distance and displacement in 10 sec |
| Answer» E will be here...s=d/t but here velocity so v=d/t as I THINK FORMULAE CHANGE s according to situation and now...20=d/10=200m/s | |
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a motorboat move at steady speed of 4 metre per second water existing resistance acting on it is 4000 N calculate the power of its engine |
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Answer» knowwwww!!!! |
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Obtain an expression relating the torque with angular acceleration for a rigid body. |
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Answer» here is your ANSWER.....EXPLANATION:....PLEASE MARK me as a BRAINLIST ࿐࿐࿐❤️❤️ |
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When a body cover same distance in same interval of time its motion is said to be |
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Answer» If a body travels EQUAL distance in equal time intervals, we can say it is in a constant velocity. There are very few examples of constant velocity MOTION around us. After reaching at terminal velocity, the motion of RAINDROPS are called constant velocity motion. As the magnitude of the air drag force is proportional to the velocity of the raindrops which pass through the air, the raindrops come down to a situation where they feel same magnitude of GRAVITATIONAL force and air drag force but these forces are opposite in direction. So, situation comes down to a conclusion where raindrops FALL at a constant velocity. |
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V=x^2y+y^2z+z^2xfind electric field at (1,0,1) |
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Answer» E=-i-j-2kExplanation:SEE the IMAGE. Hope it helps. Please MARK as brainliest pleaseeeee |
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Kinetic energy of a particle moving in a straight line is proportional to the time t. The magnitude of force acting on the particle is |
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Answer» heya ❤️Explanation:the kinetic energy of a PARTICLE moving in a straight line varies with respect to time. the FORCE acting on the particle is inversely PROPORTIONAL to the velcityhope it helps ✅ |
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The doors and windows of yourhousewhen seen from themoonare(a) at rest(b) In motion (c) Wone |
| Answer» OPTION B is correct.Explanation:But it WOULD be in very NEGLIGIBLY slow motion.Hope it helps.Please mark as brainliest.Please follow me. | |
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how much is consumed when j ampere of energy flow through the filament of the heater having resistnce of 100 ohms for two hours. express in joules(j). |
| Answer» HOPE this will HELP you | |
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The equivalent resistance of the given network across A and B is 3Ω 6Ω 2Ω 8Ω |
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Answer» hey mateExplanation:equivalent resistance = 3+6+2+8 = 19 OHMI THINK this MIGHT be the correct answerhope it helped you PLEASE mark me as brainliest and follow me |
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Two small spheres of radius 'd each carrying charges + q and - q are placed at points A and B,distance 'd' apart. Calculate the potential differencebetween points A and B. (Ans. 29/4ttagd)s ů Potential- |
| Answer» OK sir for father and non the less MAINTENANCE GOOD MORNING I have f | |
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The immediatetakenare calledasSurroundings which arereferencea) Frame of point (b) frame of reference(6) Reference point |
| Answer» UR ANSWER MAY be the FIRST ONE...... | |
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A projectile starts from rest and acceleration as shown in graph. Determine the particle speed att = 12 sec in ms-1a) 5b) 10c) 20d) 15 |
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Give an example of some familiar process in which no heat is added toor removed form a system, but thetemperature of the system changes. |
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Answer» Adiabatic compression is the process in which no heat is transferred to or from the system but the TEMPERATURE of the system changes. When we COMPRESS a gas in an adiabatic process the volume of the gas will DECREASE and the temperature of the gas rises as it is COMPRESSED which we seen the warming of a BICYCLE pump. |
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in the following right angle triangle figure in object moves from point b to c, c to a, a to b and b to c then its displacement is equal to??? |
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Answer» It's DISPLACEMENT will be EQUAL to the LENGTH of the SIDE BC. |
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an isolated electron experiences a force of 8×10^-14 N towards east in an electric field then the electric field acting on the electron is |
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Answer» of 1 E − =mg=9×10 −31 ×10=9×10 −30 We KNOW FORCE F=Eq⇒Eq=9×10 −30⇒E= 1⋅6×10 −19 9×10 −30 ⇒E=5⋅62×10 −11 N/C.mark me as BRAINLIEST |
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State the position of image if the object is kept at the centre of a concave mirror |
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Answer» When the object is located at a LOCATION beyond the center of curvature, the image will always be located somewhere in between the center of curvature and the focal point. Regardless of exactly where the object is located, the image will be located in the specified region. In this case, the image will be an inverted image. That is to say, if the object is right side up, then the image is upside down. In this case, the image is reduced in size; in other WORDS, the image dimensions are smaller than the object dimensions. If the object is a six-foot tall person, then the image is less than six feet tall. Earlier in Lesson 2, the term magnification was introduced; the magnification is the ratio of the HEIGHT of the image to the height of the object. In this case, the absolute value of the magnification is less than 1. Finally, the image is a real image. Light rays actually converge at the image location. If a sheet of paper were placed at the image location, the ACTUAL replica of the object would appear projected upon the sheet of paper. Explanation: |
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