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The halogen which is liquid at room tempreature is what |
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Answer» ...The halogen which is LIQUID at ROOM temperature is BROMINE @[EMAIL protected]^_^ |
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Derive an expression to verify the conversation of momentum |
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Answer» NG TO ME;;;One of the most POWERFUL laws in PHYSICS is the law of momentum conservation. The law of momentum conservation can be stated as follows.For a collision occurring between object 1 and object 2 in an isolated system, the total momentum of the two objects before the collision is equal to the total momentum of the two objects after the collision. That is, the momentum lost by object 1 is equal to the momentum gained by object 2.The above STATEMENT tells us that the total momentum of a collection of objects (a system) is conserved - that is, the total amount of momentum is a constant or unchanging VALUE. This law of momentum conservation will be the focus of the remainder of Lesson 2. To understand the BASIS of momentum conservation, let's begin with a short logical proof. |
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When a body falls freely to the ground,its velocity reduces to zero and the sum of total kinetic energy and potential energy also becomes zero. Does it violate the law of consrvation of energy? |
| Answer» HBN. NH J gcnj. Hvnj. NV GX nv | |
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Stethoscope is based upon the principle of multiple reflection |
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Answer» re Ur answerStethoscope is a MEDICAL instrument used for listening SOUND produced by the body chiefly the heart and LUNGS. In stethoscope, sound of the patient's heartbeat reaches to the DOCTOR's ear by multiple reflection of soundhope it will be HELPFUL to you |
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Name two instruments working with principle of multiple reflections |
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Answer» re UR answerThe INSTRUMENTS are:1. Stethoscope2. Megaphonehope it will be HELPFUL to you |
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The potential energy of a particle of mass 100g moving along x axis |
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Answer» n is incomplete, it would be possible LIKE The potential energy of a particle of mass 100g moving ALONG x AXIS is U=5x(x-4), where x is in metres. What is the period of oscillation? Ans. F=-dU/dx, GIVEN U=5x(x-4)F= - 10(x-2) F= - 10XWe KNOW F= -Kx;Therefore, spring constant, K= 10.Time period, T= 2*pi*(m/k)^1/2 , where m is the mass in kg.Putting all the values , finally, T = pi/5 seconds. |
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State 3 uses of screw gauge |
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Answer» auge, is a DEVICE incorporating a calibrated SCREW used WIDELY for precise measurement of small distances in mechanical engineering and machining as well as most mechanical trades, ALONG with other metrological instruments such as dial, vernier, and digital calipers.HOPE IT HELPS... |
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A car increase it’s speed from 30 km/h to 35 km/h in 10 calculate its acceleration acceleration |
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Answer» , a=(V-u)/t, a=(35-30)/10. a=0.5 |
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What is meaning of dispersion |
| Answer» CESS by which people or things are spread over a WIDE AREA..example. DISPERSION of light ..HOPE helpss.. | |
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Construction of dam may have disadvantages justify |
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Answer» of PEOPLE living there or evacuation .IMPROPER usenot eqaul sharingfloura and FAUNA will be affected like silent VALLEY in eastern ghats |
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Yoo guyz❤❤❤EASY DEFINITION OF 'SUBLIMATION'?☺NO SPAM ^_^ |
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Answer» ything solid turns into a gas without first becoming liquid, that'ssublimation. When the surface layer of SNOW or ice turns into fog or steam without MELTING, this is an EXAMPLE ofsublimation. The verb sublimation is from the Latin word sublimare,meaning “RAISED to a higher status.” follow me |
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Why do we get shadows of different shapes for same objects? |
| Answer» LIGHTS travels in straight LINE pathplease MARK as brainliest | |
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what are the different between fundamental quantities and drives quantities and give the examples of them |
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Answer» ntal quantities are those physical quantities that cannot be expressed in terms other quantities. It is an independent quantities. For example: Length, mass, TIME, temperature, electric CURRENT, AMOUNT of substance. Derived quantities are those physical quantities that are derived from the combination of FUNDAMENTAL quantities. It is a DEPENDENT quantity. For example : force, density, volume, momentum etc.hope this help you |
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What if somebody leaves a magnet in room temperature for many days.Will the magnet be demagnetised and why? |
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Answer» nt MAGNETS require special MANUFACTURING techniques in a magnetic FIELD to get the metal to stay in the proper alignment. In order to demagnetize a magnet, you need to CHANGE this alignment. This process usually requires a high amount of heat, or a strong magnetic field at a reverse POLARITY to the magnet you want to demagnetize. |
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Observation table to determine refractive index of a glass slab using a travelling microscope |
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The neutrons carry positive/ negative charge |
| Answer» E here us your ANSWERPLEASE mark as brainliestno CHARGE | |
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What is the meaning of phenomena |
| Answer» MENA is a FACT or a circumstance.It is USUALLY a ACTIONS. | |
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A vessel contains water upto a height of 20 cm and above it an oil upto another 20 cm. The refractive indices of the water and the oil are 1.33 and 1.30 respectively. Find the apparent depth of the vessel when viewed from above. |
| Answer» REFRACTIVE indices of the water and the oil are 1.33 and 1.30 HEIGHT of water =20 cmheight of oil= 20 cmShift DUE to water Δtw=1 - (1/μ)d=[ 1- (1/1.33)]x20=1/4 x 20=5cmshift due to oil :1 - (1/μ)d=[ 1- (1/1.30)]x20=4.6cmtotal shift = 5+4.6=9.6cmapparent DEPTH = 40- 9.6= 30.4cm between the surface | |
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A small piece of wood is floating on the surface of a 2.5 m deep lake. Where does the shadow form on the bottom when the sun is just setting? Refractive index of water = 4/3. |
| Answer» W= 4/3lake DEPTH= 2.4mWhen sun is RISING, θ =90°sin i/ sin R= μ2/μ1sin 90/sinr=4/31/sinr= 4/3sinr = 3/4r= 49°Thus, x/2.5=tanr= 1.15x= 2.5 x 1.15x=2.8m | |
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How the light generate in lazer ? |
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Answer» is an acronym for light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation. A laseris created when the electrons in atoms in special glasses, CRYSTALS, or gases absorb ENERGY from an ELECTRICAL current or another laser and BECOME “excited.” ... First, its lightcontains only one WAVELENGTH (one specific color). |
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A cylindrical vessel of diameter 12 cm contains 800π cm3 of water. A cylindrical glass piece of diameter 8.0 cm and height 8.0 cm is placed in the vessel. If the bottom of the vessel under the glass piece is seen by the paraxial rays (see figure 18-E6), locate its image. The index of refraction of glass is 1.50 and that of water is 1.33. |
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Answer» r= 6cmr1=4cmh1=8cmlet H be the height of WTAER columnThe volume of the cylindrical water column after the glass piece is π r² h= 800π + π r1² h1r² h= 800 + r1² h16² h = 800+ 4² x 8h= 800+ 128/36= 929/36= 25.7 cmThere are TWO shifts DUE to glass slab and waterΔt1=[1-(1/μ)xt=[1- (1/3/2)]x 8=2.26cmΔt1=[1-(1/μ)xt=[1-(1/4/3)(25.7-8)= 4.44cm∴Total shift = 2.66+4.47= 7.1cm |
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Arrange solids, liquids, gases in ascending order in propogation of sound |
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Answer» ravels fastest in SOLIDS and SLOWER and gaseshence PROPAGATION of sound from slowest to fastest medium of propagation isgases< liquids< solids |
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Why planets do not twinkle |
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Answer» TE !!!HOPE THIS HELPS YOU...The objects which TWINKLE either in the earth's atmosphere or outside the earth's atmosphere are the objects called luminous objects. They GLOW either by producing their own light or by absorbing the light radiation from other luminous objects like moon absorb light from sun. If the object is unable to glow then they are non luminous, MEANS cannot absorb or produce own light.To glow this property is required, but since it is ABSENT in Planets they won't glow.THANK YOU FOR THE WONDERFUL QUESTION...#bebrainly |
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Show that potential energy=mgh |
| Answer» ODY of mass m kg raised to a height of h metre above the ground hence minimum force REQUIRED equals weight of the BODY= mghence Ep= work done to RAISE the body = f s = mghhence Ep= mgh | |
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State Kepler's third law of planteray motion |
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Answer» s THIRD law of planetary MOTION states thatthe cube of the mean DISTANCE of a planet from the SUN is proportional to the square of its ORBITAL period T. or,r³/T² = constant |
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how will the density of field lines around current carrying wire change if more current is pass through it? |
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Answer» of FIELD lines is DIRECTLY proportional to the current passing through the conductor, so the MAGNETIC field lines will GET denser when more current is PASSED through the conductor. |
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A ball is throw with the velocity of 39.2m/s at an angle of 30° with the horizontal .Calculate the maximum height, time of flight & horizontal range of projectile. |
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Answer» in^2(X)/2G=(39.2)^2×(1/2)^2/2×9.8=19.6mt=4 seconds4H=Rtan (x)4×19.6=R×tan (30)R=135.7m✌ |
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Find an expression for energy of a charged conductor |
| Answer» STORED in a charged conductor - YouTube Work has to be done in charging a conductor against the force of repulsion by the already existing CHARGES on it. If a conductor of capacity C is charged to a potential v and let q be the charge on the conductor at this instant, then the VALUE of energy is (1/2 qV). | |
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What is the name of this carbon compoun |
| Answer» LIC CARBON : BENZENE 1. cyclohexane2.cycloplentanehope it HELPS you | |
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Static electricity is formed by |
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Answer» ear FRIEND,Causes. Materials are made of atoms that are normally electrically neutral because they contain equal numbers of positive charges (protons in their NUCLEI) and negative charges (ELECTRONS in "shells" surrounding the nucleus). The PHENOMENON of static electricity requires a separation of positive and negative charges. |
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What is the value of it for hydrogen atom |
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Answer» gen atom is an atom of the chemical ELEMENT hydrogen. The electrically NEUTRAL atom contains a single positively charged proton and a single negatively charged electron BOUND to the nucleus by the Coulomb force. Atomic hydrogen CONSTITUTES about 75% of the baryonic mass of the universe. |
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If we want a clear image of an object what kind of surface should be used? |
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Answer» ld USE a SMOOTH SURFACE like MIRROR .as mirror surface is smooth there is no roughness in the surface and than reflection ray will be EQUAL to incidence ray and light will travels straight. |
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this is a vector(subtraction and addition of vector). given A=2i+3j-4j and B=-3+4j+2k. question => evaluate (1) A+B (2) A-B |
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Sometimes reflection of sound may be undesirable .can you give me any examples |
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Answer» vie theatre, REFLECTION of SOUND isn't really desirable. Hence sound boards and foams that absorb REFLECTED sound are INSTALLED on the walls. |
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Frequency of vibration is the inverse of its time period then what is the time period of a pendulum which is vibrating as 10 hertz |
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Answer» riod of PENDULUM = 1/f = 1/10 = 0.1s |
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Observation alpha particle scattering experiment 2 |
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Answer» your ANSWE...PLEASE MARK as BRAINLIEST THANKYOU!!! |
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Why does Mars have different expression viz u and gm |
| Answer» WRITE it PROPERLY I can't UNDERSTAND | |
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List two uses of gold leaf electroscope |
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Answer» f ELECTROSCOPE goldleaf electroscope is a very sensitive device used to detect the charge on a BODY a simple. GOLD leaf electroscope is shown here the electroscope consists of two gold LEAVES hanging from a brass rod the rod. carries a DISC at the upper end |
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Find blank ____ is expressed in oersted |
| Answer» C FIELD or magnetic power is expressed in Oersted experiment.i HOPE it will helps you FRIENDPLEASE mark my ANSWER as brainlist | |
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What is reverberation how can it be reduced due to applications of reflection of sound wave? |
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Answer» ️〰️〰️〰️⤵️⤵️⤵️✌✨It is defined as the number of times the ECHOES produced or a REPEATING echoing, low sound ✨FOR EG- the THUMP of a DRUMSTICKS on the surface of drum✌✨The sound can be absorbed easily ✨The reverberation can be decreased by any wall because it absorb that sound wave✨Curtains, mats or any absorbable can be USED to reduce its effect |
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Write the product when butane(c4h10) is combusted with oxygen and write the balanced chemical equation |
| Answer» UIRED CHEMICAL REACTION isC4H10 +13/2O2 = 4CO2 +5H2OHAPPY HELPING.... | |
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What is the difference between virtual image of object formed by convex and concave lens |
| Answer» MATE ❤️❤️ HERE IS UR ANSWER...CONVEX LENS FORMS ALWAYS REAL AND VIRTUAL IMAGE..CONCAVE LENS ALWAYS FORMS VIRTUAL IMAGE AND DIMINISHED ALSO...HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU ❤️ ❤️STAY BLESSED ❤️ ❤️ | |
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A body falls freely from the top of a tower.it covers 36percent of the total height in the last second,before striking the ground the height of the tower(g=10)a)50m. b)75m.c)100m. d)125m. |
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Answer» e the height of the building and t be the time to fall through this height H. Then H = ½ g t^2 = 5 t^2. -- (1) In (t-1) SECOND the distance traveled is 1 - 0.36 H = 0.64 H. 0.64 H = 5 (t-1)^2.------(2) on doing (2) / (1)we GET 0.64 = (t-1)^2/ t^2 Or 0.8 = (t-1) / t Solving we get t= 5 second. Using (1) we get H = 125 m |
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What is the newton’s First law of motion? |
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Answer» ruder OBSERVED Gerrard for some days and when he was FAMILIAR with the WAY he use to do stuff, he broke into his to murder him but before he would do that he ASKED Gerrard some questions about him to know him MUCH better. hope it helps |
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Why is tungsten used exclusively for filament of electric lamp ? |
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Answer» is TUNGSTEN used exclusively for the filaments of electric lamp?ANS => The melting point and resistivity of tungsten are very HIGH. It does not BURN readily at a high temperature. The electric lamps glow at very high temperatures. Hence, tungsten is mainly used as heating element of electric BULBS. |
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