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A shiny brown coloured element x are heating in air becomes black |
| Answer» OPPER..HOPE it is CORRECT and HELPS you,. | |
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Should the resistance of an ammeter is high or low give reason |
| Answer» OW RESISTANCE,HENCE it is CONNECTED in SERIES.. | |
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When would virtual image produced by convex lens?why doesent virtual image drawn on a screen? |
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Answer» e OBJECT is placed between F and OPTICAL CENTER..in that cases,it is known as magnifying LENS...It cannot be captured on screen because it is erect.. |
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If the power of the convex lens is 4D then find the focal length of that lens |
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Answer» 4d4=1/fF=1/4m =0.75mTherefore f=75 CM |
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Take a spring of medium stiffness, about 20 cm in length. Fix the upper end of the spring to a rigid support. On the lower end attach a scale pan of known mass so that the system hangs vertically. Pull the pan 1-2 cm downwards and release. The pan will oscillate up and down. Measure the time of 20 oscillations with the help of a stop watch and calculate the time period of oscillation of pan. Now place a middle size pebble on the pan, set it in oscillations and determine the time period of oscillation again. Calculate the mass of the pebble using the data obtained from your observations. |
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Answer» is MASS of the pan and pebble, so mass of pan m needs to be SUBTRACTED from M for the FINAL mass. |
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A car travelling at a speed of 40km/h can complete a journey in 9 hours. How long will it take to travel the same distance at 60 km/h |
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Answer» d/t40 = d/9360 km = DistanceNow at 60 km/h60= 360/tt = 360/60t = 6 hoursHence the CAR will take 6 hrs to cover the same distance at 60km/hr |
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----------ASHU-----NEED--HELP------- __ONLY BRAINLIST ANSWER___The pressure in a water pipe on the ground floor of a building is 80,000 Pascal. Whereas, on the third floor it is 10,000 Pascal. What is the height of the third floor? |
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Answer» be the height of FIRST floor.Let H2 be the height of second floor.H1-H2=h (Distance between the two floors)Now dgh1=4×10^4dgh2= 1×10^dg(h2-h1)= 3×10^ 4dgh2=3×10^dh= 3×10^3h= 3hope this HELPS u.....PLEASE mark me as a brainlist....... |
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Harnessing of solar energy has both advantages and disadvantages yet it is becoming more popular as a source of energy. Justify the statement |
| Answer» GREAT... It GAVE LIFE to all | |
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The shape of the solar cooker is concave if it is convex predict the consequences |
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Answer» mirrors are used in solar FURNACES, because CONCAVE mirrors are the only type of mirror that reflects light in toward a single FOCAL POINT. A flat mirror does not have a focal point. It does regular reflection off all of its points. ... The light will REFLECT up and away from the focal point of a convex mirror. |
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With a neat labelled diagram explain the construction and working of a compound microscope. |
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Answer» e here is UR ANS......PLS refer to the attachment above...❤❤hope this helps UH dear❤❤✌pls MARK as brainlest ✌dont forget to follow me:) |
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Two metal wires have the resistivity 1.62 × 10-8 ohm meter and 4.68 × 10-8 ohm meter .Comapre the resistance if A is twice long as B and half of its diameter |
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Answer» vity of WIRE A , = 1.62 × 10^-8 OHM. m resistivity of wire B , = 4.68 × 10^-8 ohm . m Let length of wire B is lthen, length of wire A will be 2lsimilarly , Let's assume that DIAMETER of wire A is d then, diameter of wire B will be 2d.we know, where R is resistance, is resistivity, l is the length of the wire and a is CROSS sectional area. so, resistance of wire A , and resistance of wire B, |
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Definition of newton law of gravity |
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Answer» proposed by Sir Isaac Newton that expresses the force of gravitational attraction between TWO bodies as a function of their masses and their distance. Expressed mathematically, F = Gm1m2/d2 where F is the force in Newtons, m1 and m2 are the masses of the bodies in kilograms, G is the gravitational constant, and d is the distance between the bodies in meters.Newton's law of GRAVITATION n (General Physics) the principle that two particles ATTRACT each other with forces directly proportional to the product of their masses divided by the square of the distance between themNewton's law of gravitation The principle that two bodies exert a gravitational attraction for each other that increases as their masses increase and as the distance between them decreases. In mathematical TERMS, the force equals the product of the two masses multiplied by the gravitational constant and divided by the square of the distance. Also called law of gravitation, law of universal gravitation. See NOTE at gravity.hope it will help you...pls mark as brainliest |
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Which of the following is used in fruit conservation CH4C2H6C2H4C2H2 |
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What os reverberation |
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Answer» beration is an echoing sound. ... The repeating, often LOW, booming sound that follows the strum of an electric guitar or the THUMP of a DRUMSTICK on a cymbal is CALLED reverberation. Hope TO HELPFUL FOR YOU |
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In Bayer's process name the chemical with which the ore is treated |
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Answer» er process is the principal industrial MEANS of REFINING bauxite to produce ALUMINA (aluminium oxide). Bauxite, the most important ore of aluminium, contains only 30–60% aluminium oxide (Al2O3), the REST being a mixture of silica, various iron oxides, and titanium dioxide.i hope it HELPS uh ✌️✌️ |
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Difference between distance and velocity of the upper class levels answer |
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Answer» s a 2) DISTANCE negative or zero. 3) The SI BASE unit for distance is the __________ 1) It is a 2) VELOCITY positive, negative or zero. 3) The unit of velocity is ❤️ |
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Why resistor is used in circuit? |
| Answer» SED to CONTROL the ralte of current.please MARK as the BRAINLIEST | |
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Which is more elastic?? .....r ubber or a steel...... explain with reason |
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Answer» istance to change, the greater is the elasticity of the MATERIAL and the faster it comes BACK to its original shape or configuration when the deforming force is removed .For a given STRESS (stretching force per unit area)strain is MUCH smaller insteel then in rubber and hence the answer. |
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If a vehicle starts from rest and moves with a uniform acceleration of 10meters per seconds square for 10 seconds, determine the distance covered in the last second of the motion |
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Answer» Given that, Acceleration (a) = 10m/s² Time (t) = 10 sec. Initial VELOCITY (u) = 0m/s² (as the vehicle is starting from rest.) To find, The distance travelled in the last seconds = ? From the SECOND equation of motion, s = ut + 1/2 at² s = 0 * 10 + 1/2 * 10 * 10 * 10 s = 0 + 1/2 * 1000 s = 1/2 + 1000 s = 500mTherefore, the distance travelled in the last seconds is 500M. |
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Fundamental frequency of a string stretched with a weight of 4kg is 256hz the weight required to produce its octave is |
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Answer» fundamental frequency of the SPRING is fThen frequency of its OCTAVE is 2f.f = K (T)1/22f = K(T')1/2 Hence T' = 4TT' = 4*4 = 16 KG- wt |
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What's the difference between black matter and black energy? |
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Answer» What’s the Difference Between Dark Matter and Dark EnergyDark matter and dark energy are the yin and yang of the cosmos. Dark matter produces an attractive force (GRAVITY), while dark energy produces a REPULSIVE force (antigravity). Together, they make up 96 percent of the UNIVERSE and we can’t see either. Astronomers know dark matter exists because visible matter doesn’t have ENOUGH GRAVITATIONAL muster to hold galaxies together. Hey it is dark not black matter |
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A body of mass 10 kg is moving at a constant speed of 20 m or a frictionless surface the work done by weight is |
| Answer» K DONE by the BODY will be zero.work done: MV - mu10×20-10×20200-2000 | |
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Name a vector of physical quantity which is product of 2 vectors |
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Answer» re here is your ANSWER1. Torque = position vector × FORCE vector 2. Angluar MOMENTUM = m { r × v ) where , m is mass r is position vector v is velocity vectorMark as brainliest if you like |
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What is demagnetisation? mention the causes of demagnetisation? |
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Answer» tisation is a process in which a metal which is a magnet LOSES it's magnetic properties.It can OCCUR by MELTING the the magnet, putting the magnet in a magnetic field much stronger than it's own in the opposite direction or by spoiling it somehow.hope it helps plz MARK as brainliest |
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List out the forms of energy that we use in a day (physics) |
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Answer» use in a day are :-(1) light energy second HEAT energy THIRD SOLAR energy etc. |
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A convax lens is held in water .What change if any , do you expect in its focal length? |
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How to find the type of mirror if matbifucation is given |
| Answer» MAGNIFICATION is negative then it is a convex MIRROR if it is POSITIVE then it is concave | |
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Why is it important to welcome and greet guest? |
| Answer» MPORTANT to greet so tha he or she can FEEL SPECIAL while visiting | |
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What is super conductivity? State its applications. |
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Answer» nductivity is the ability of CERTAIN materials to conduct electric CURRENT with practically zero resistance. This capacity produces interesting and potentially useful effects. For a material to BEHAVE as a superconductor, LOW temperatures are required. |
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The bulk modules of water is 2.3×10^9N/m2 find its compressibility in the units atm^-1 |
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Diagram of compass needle and uses |
| Answer» NEEDLE is USED to show the DIRECTION of MAGNETIC field | |
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What is ohm's law? ............ |
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Answer» dy here's the ANSWER OHM's LAW a law stating that electric current is PROPORTIONAL to voltage and INVERSELY proportional to resistance. |
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What are the types of waves. Give a short note on them |
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Answer» A BUDDY ❄❄❄✨ YOUR ANSWER ____________⏩ there are 3 types of waves 1) mechanical waves - these waves can be produced only in a material medium.2) electromagnetic waves - these waves do not require material medium to travel.3) DE - brogle waves - these are those waves which are ALWAYS to be associated with moving material particles. ____________☣ HOPE it hEplS ️❤ |
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Explain the following with the help of a ray diagram in relation to tge main types of sperichal lens: a.principle focus b.focal length |
| Answer» ENGTH is a DISTANCE between PRINCIPAL FOCUS and POLE . | |
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If refractive index is 2 then what is critical angle |
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Answer» ll's Law:u(MEDIUM) * SIN i = u(air) * sin rWhere u is refractive indexu(air)= 1At critical angle: r = 90°Critical angle = ARCSIN(1/2) = 30°Hope this HELPS..Mark brainliest❤ |
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The kinetic energy of a body is 800 joule if the mass of the body is 40 then find out if velocity |
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Answer» v^2800=1/2×40v^2800×2/40=v^21600/40=v^2√400=vv=20m/shope it HELPS YOUPLS MARK it BRAINLIEST |
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This rate _____ as the temperature of water reduces due to falling |
| Answer» E of EVAPORATION INCREASES. | |
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Describe law of conservation of energy in context to a free falling body(NO COPY PASTE ). |
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Answer» conservation of ENERGY states that Energy can neither be created nor be DESTROYED but can be transferred from one form to another.In the case of free falling body P.E converts into K.ECase 1:Consider an object of mass(m) which is made to fall freely from a certain HEIGHT(h).At the starting point A, P.E is maximum & K.E is minimum because the velocity of an object become zero.Total energy(T.E) = P.E + K.E T.E = P.E + 0 T.E = mghCase 2:At point B(mid-point in air), the velocity of an object will increase & height of the object will decrease hence the P.E will be CONVERTED into K.E.Total energy(T.E) = P.E + K.E T.E = mgh + 1/2mv^2(square)Case 3:At point C(slightly above the ground in air), an object is just above the ground & body will have a certain velocity & acquire a K.E.Total energy(T.E) = P.E + K.E T.E = 0 + K.E T.E = 1/2MV^2(square)CONCLUSION:The sum of energies is same at all points.Potential energy(P.E) + K.E = Constant mgh + 1/2mv^2(square) = Constant = Mechanical energy(M.E) |
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What is the other name for anode or positive rays? |
| Answer» RAYS is the ANOTHER name of anode or POSITIVE rayshope it helps you !!!PLEASE mark me as a BRAINLIST ### | |
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In the experiment to trace the path of a ray of light through a triangular glass prism . if the emergent ray makes an angle of 35 degree with second face of prism then what is angle of emergence |
| Answer» LE of EMERGENCE is 55. No, the DEVIATION cannot be ZERO. This is because of the non parallel faces of the prism.hope it may help you... | |
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Name a non metal which conducts electricity. |
| Answer» GRAPHITE ..... | |
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A rear view mirror has a radius of curvature of 4m.An image of a bus is formed 1.5m behind the mirror.find the actual distance of the vehicle from the mirror and compare the size of the bus with the image seen in the mirror. PLEASE ANSWER IT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE... |
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Answer» rear view mirror has a RADIUS of curvature of 4M. An image of a bus is formed 1.5m behind the mirror.find the actual distance of the vehicle from the mirror and compare the size of the bus with the image seen in the mirror.Radius of curvature = R = 4 m Focal length f = R / 2 = 4 / 2 = 2 mObject distance U = - 1.5 m Image distance = v 1 / f = 1/u + 1/v1 / 2 = 1/v - 1/1.5 1/v = 1/2 + 1/1.51/v = 7/6v = 0.857 mThe distance of image is 0.857 mmagnification m = -v/u m = - 0.857 / -1.5 = 0.571So the size of the image is 0.571 times that of the object |
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Angle of incidence is 45 degree then what will be angle of deviation in a prism |
| Answer» EE....HOPE so this is the CORRECT ONE for your QUESTION | |
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How many valency electrons are present in each of the element. |
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Perfect conductivity is not enough to explain magnetic properties of a super conductor |
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Answer» superconductors can be defined as a substance which are capable of becoming superconducting at sufficiently low temperatures.Superconductors are very good diamagnets: when a magnetic field is applied on these, eddy current flows in the superconductor result in the inducing of a magnetic field which cancel the EFFECT of applied magnetic field. This is also CALLED as "Meissner Effect".there are many magnetic properties of super conductors INCLUDING CONDUCTIVITY and those aresuper conductors are perfect diamagnets they can pass critical current , josephon current through themthey can also create magnetic fieldhence superconductors cannot be completely designed to only conduct or to work as a conductor they can perform other tasks as well |
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Why should a fuse wire with defined rating not be replaced by one with the large rating |
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Answer» with defined RATING should not be REPLACED by one with a larger rating because even if there is large FLOW of current the fuse will CONTINUE to allow the current but will not fuse and it will possibly lead to short-circuit or overloading.____May this help you ❤️___ |
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Prove the relation f=ma from the second law of motion |
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