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The value of magnetic force field at the surface of earth is |
| Answer» 5 microteslas | |
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Formula for universal law of gravitation |
| Answer» E here is your ANSWERPLEASE MARK as a BRAINLIEST | |
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in an experiment to measure the focal length of an equiconvex lens following measurements where made you equals to 0.3 CM |
| Answer» E...here is ur answer.Focal LENGTH of a lens is GIVEN by:1/f = (U-1) (1/r1 + 1/r2)by the iven information we have gotr1 = r2= f = r1/r = (u -1) (1/r + 1/r) oru = 1/2 + 1= 3/2= 1.5 | |
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How was it possible that some ornaments were not made of gold by the appeared to be as gold |
| Answer» TING them or by USING the method of TINNING and alloying....hope U like the answer but i KNOW it wasn't useful to you at all | |
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Ans quickly pls ????? |
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Answer» t is depend UPON mass and gravitional ACCELERATION as mercury has more DENSITY sand density depends upon mass so the wight of mercury is greater than water so the best OPTION is C |
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An object of mass is moving with a contant velocity. How much work will be done on the object in order to bring the object to rest |
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Answer» object is at REST then its DISPLACEMENT is ZERO as workdone depend on displcement so workdone is also 0 |
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How many electrons will contribution in one second in causing on micro-ampere of current |
| Answer» TRON mean charge so the current of micro AMPERE in one second cause the the contribution of 10 power -6 electrons | |
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Plz plzzzzzzz answer it fast .i have exam tomorrow plzzz |
| Answer» SE parh LO. TERA EXAM HAI dramebaaz | |
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the Government of Delhi and Delhi transport corporation have converted passenger buses into CNG best vehicles for give reason for social decision is CNG an ideal fuel according to you comment |
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Answer» is IDEAL FUEL because it is eco-friendly.it CREATES no POLLUTION in the ENVIRONMENT |
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Examples for law of conservation of enrgy |
| Answer» KNOW.................,........ | |
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describe a method to find the average density of an irregular shaped solid using a spring balance and a measuring cylinder |
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Answer» xnxDxBdhr573920₹”:&;₹,83Ue3773747 |
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Where do ultrahigh-energy particles come from??? |
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Answer» the will be coming from SUN and some are PRESENT in AIR median and come out by a reactionEg lazer |
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Explain the concept of modulation and its need in long distance communication |
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Answer» modulation process, two signals are used namely the modulating signal and the carrier . The modulating signal is nothing but the baseband signal or information signal while the carrier is a high frequency sinusoidal signal .In the modulation process, some parameter of the carrier wave (such as amplitude, frequency or phase ) is VARIED in accordance with the modulating signal . This modulated signal is then transmitted by the transmitter .The receiver demodultes the received modulated signal and gets the original information signal back .Thus, demodulation is exactly opposite to modulation .In the process of modulation the carrier wave actually acts as carrier which carries the information signal from the transmitter to receiver .Need of ModulationYou may be ask, when the baseband signal can be transmitted directly why to use the modulation ?The answer is that the baseband transmission has many limitations which can be overcome using modulation . It is explained below .In the process of modulation, the baseband signal is translated i.e., shifted from low frequency to high frequency . This frequency shift is proportional to the frequency of carrier.Advantages of ModulationReduction in the HEIGHT of antennaAvoids mixing of signalsIncreases the range of communicationMultiplexing is possibleImproves quality of receptionWe will discuss each of these advantages in detail below .1. Reduction in the height of antennaFor the transmission of radio signals, the ANTENNA height must be multiple of λ/4 ,where λ is the wavelength .λ = c /fwhere c : is the velocity of light f: is the frequency of the signal to be transmittedThe minimum antenna height required to transmit a baseband signal of f = 10 kHz is calculated as follows :eq1The antenna of this height is practically impossible to install .Now, let us consider a modulated signal at f = 1 MHz . The minimum antenna height is given by,eq2This antenna can be easily installed practically . Thus, modulation reduces the height of the antenna .2. AVOIDS mixing of signalsIf the baseband sound signals are transmitted without using the modulation by more than one transmitter, then all the signals will be in the same frequency range i.e. 0 to 20 kHz . Therefore, all the signals get mixed together and a receiver can not separate them from each other .Hence, if each baseband sound signal is used to modulate a different carrier then they will occupy different slots in the frequency domain (different channels). Thus, modulation avoids mixing of signals .3. Increase the Range of CommunicationThe frequency of baseband signal is low, and the low frequency signals can not travel long distance when they are transmitted . They get heavily attenuated .The attenuation reduces with increase in frequency of the transmitted signal, and they travel longer distance .The modulation process increases the frequency of the signal to be transmitted . Therefore, it increases the range of communication.4. Multiplexing is possibleMultiplexing is a process in which two or more signals can be transmitted over the same communication channel simultaneously .This is POSSIBLE only with modulation.The multiplexing allows the same channel to be used by many signals . Hence, many TV channels can use the same frequency range, without getting mixed with each other or different frequency signals can be transmitted at the same time .5. Improves Quality of ReceptionWith frequency modulation (FM) and the digital communication techniques such as PCM, the effect of noise is reduced to a great extent . This improves quality of reception . |
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Can we avoid LED and use something else as tester |
| Answer» KNOW.................,........ | |
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Milk product made by ship milk |
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Answer» ilk is specially used to make cheese. Products made : milk beverages ICE cream BUTTER CONDENSED milk even YOGHURT |
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Is it true that the sliding friction is equal to the static friction ???? |
| Answer» FRICTION: Definition, Formula & Examples - Video & Lesson ... Static friction is the friction that exists between a STATIONARY object and the surface on which it's resting. Friction in general is a force that makes it harder for two OBJECTS to slide ALONGSIDE one another. ... On a flat surface, the normal force is equal to the force of GRAVITY acting down on the object. | |
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Resistor having resistances 40 60 40 ohm connected to 6V battery Find reading of voltmeter |
| Answer» ER is CONNECTED in PARALLEL connectionReading of VOLTMETER :1/40+1/60+1/40=1.5 OHM | |
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A man suffering with myopia cannot see object beyond 1m clearly. Alena of what power and focal length should be used to see an object clearly, which is placed at infinity? |
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Experiment to determine the focal length of a convex lens by u-v method |
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Answer» ation between u, v and f for a convex lens is, v-1 + u-1 = f-1 Using the proper sign convention, u is negative, u negative, v and f are positive. So we have, COMPARING with y = MX + c, graph between v-1 & u-1 is negative with slope –1 and intercept f-1 .The corresponding graph is as shown in FIGURE. Proceeding in the similar manner as discussed in case of a CONCAVE mirror the focal LENGTH of the lens can be calculated by measuring the coordinates of either of the points A, B and C. u–v Graph The u versus v graph is a hyperbola as shown in figure. By measuring the coordinates of point C whose coordinates are (2f, 2f) we can calculate the focal length of the lens. |
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Relation between surface tension excess of pressure and radius of curvature |
| Answer» TENSION will act only in FLAT SURFACE and RADIUS of curvature act on airEg mart effect | |
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Why is a 5 rupee coin attracted by a magnet? Name the metal present in the coin |
| Answer» METAL is PRESNT in 5 RUPEE COIN | |
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A motorcyclist drives from A to B with uniform speed of 30 km per hour and returns back with a speed of 20 km per hour find the average speed |
| Answer» RAGE SPEED 20 km/h | |
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What is the fprward bias ideality factor of a schottky barrier diofe? |
| Answer» TE UR ANS. PROPERLY | |
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Why space is dark ? |
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Answer» ere is your answer. Because there is no medium LIKE air ,which can reflect the light of sun.Hope it will help you. PLEASE MARK IT AS A BRAINLIEST ONE. ☺☺☺☺ |
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What is lighting conductors |
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Answer» ng rod (US, AUS) or LIGHTNING conductor (UK) is a metal rod mounted on a structure and intended to protect the structure from a lightning strike. If lightning hits the structure, it will preferentially strike the rod and be CONDUCTED to ground through a wire, instead of passing through the structure, where it COULD start a fire or CAUSE electrocution. Lightning rods are also called finials, air terminals or strike termination DEVICES. |
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How does LED works. Give two advantage of it over lamps |
| Answer» GES : ● requires less CURRENT than BULBS.●glow BRIGHTER than bulbs | |
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The magnification of a real image produced by a concave mirror of radius of curvature 20cm is 3. The image distance is ? |
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Answer» gnification = -v/u3 = -v/20v = -60cmtherefore the IMAGE is FORMED at 60CM AWAY from POLE |
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Please solve it........... |
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Answer» n :___________________________________________________Given & To Find : An object is DROPPED from a height of 100m, after 3 seconds, find the distance travelled by the object ,.We know that acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s²⇒ a = 9.8m/s²⇒ t = 3s (given in Q)⇒ u = 0 (object started from rest)We know that, s = ut + at² s = 0 x 3 + x 9.8 x 3² s = 0 + 4.9 x 9 s = 44.1 m∴ The distance travelled by the object = 100 + 44.1 = 144.1 m (s is displacement, distance = total path length,. HENCE 100m should be added,.)_________________________________________________ Hope it HELPS !⇒ Mark as Brainliest (if you like) |
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Calculate the rms speed of helium at 27 ,•c |
| Answer» HELPS | |
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find the image distance, when an object is kept 60cm. from the pole of a concave mirror having 20cm. focal length |
| Answer» TA BHAI ASSURE me to the CROWN. It has an EXTENSIVE | |
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A car ar rest has mass 1000kg. it is moved by a horizontal force of 50 N on a horizontal surface. Calculate the work done by the force in 8 s |
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Answer» ind its acceleration USING, F=maThen find its final VELOCITY using, V= atBy s=v^2/2as [u=0m/s, so I have not WRITTEN u ]By the FORMULA of work, W=fs find work |
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You put a thermometer in a pot of hot water record the reading what temperature have you recorded |
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Answer» p would not be as high as the normal heatdue to the porous NATURES of POT |
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What is the importance of water cycle. Write in points? |
| Answer» ER CYCLE consist of three major processes: 1) EVAPORATION2) Condensation3) Transpiration | |
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Plz help me guys,Explain near sightedness,its cause and correction,with the help of figure. |
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Answer» ghtedness, ALSO known as short-sightedness and myopia, is an eye disorder where light FOCUSES in front of, instead of on, the retina.Myopia occurs when the eyeball is too long, RELATIVE to the focusing power of the cornea and lens of the eye. This causes light rays to focus at a point in front of the retina, RATHER than directly on its surface.Myopia may be corrected with lenses. Concave lenses are used here. They spread the light out before it reaches the CONVEX lens in the eye, therefore letting the image focus directly on the retina. |
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Which type of nuclear process is used in nuclear electricity generator give one example each for substances used in this context coolant moderator in nuclear fuel |
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What is short circuit and precaution to avoid such short circuit? |
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Answer» sitive and negative WIRE touch with each other then SPARK is generated is CALLED SHOT CIRCUIT >fuse is used to prevent shot circuit |
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What is the function of automatic transmission fluid? |
| Answer» N FUNCTION of transmission FLUID is to provide the hydraulic (fluid) power used by an automatic transmission to perform its basic functions. All automatic transmission functions--gear CHANGING,transmission engagement and disengagement, and downshifting--REQUIRE the force provided by transmission fluid. | |
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What is the acceleration due to gravity on the top of mt. Everest? |
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Answer» the acceleration DUE to GRAVITY on the top of Mount Everest? Mount Everest is the highest mountain peak of the world at the height of 8848 m. The VALUE at sea LEVEL is 9.80 m s^-2. |
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The north pole of a freely suspended magnet will point towards which thing |
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Answer» y suspended magnet will also point towards SOUTH. The south pole of AMAGNET bar POINTS towards NORTH because the magnetic field AROUND the earth happens to have its north pole towards north. South and north attract eachother. The magnetic north pole that is. |
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A solid cylinder is released from rest . If the string does not slip relative to cylinder then find relative acceleration of A w.r.t B just after it is released.... |
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Answer» udent,Please find below the SOLUTION to the asked query:The moment of INERTIA of the cylinder I=12mr2Let US consider the velocity of the block after it falls through HEIGHT h is v. Then equatingkinetic ENERGY and potential energy we get12Iω2+12mv2=mgh⇒12mr22(vr)2+12mv2=mgh⇒32mv2=mgh⇒v=2gh3‾‾‾‾√Now if a is the acceleration then we haveh=12at2⇒t2=2haand v=at⇒t=va=2gh3a2‾‾‾‾√⇒t2=2gh3a2then we have2ha=2gh3a2⇒a=g3a) acceleration is g3b) velocity after it falls through a distance h is 2gh3‾‾‾‾√Hope this information will clear your doubts about rotational motion.If you have any more doubts just ask here on the forum and our experts will try to help you out as soon as possible.Regards |
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draw the ray diagram which is formed by a concave mirrors for the situation of the magnification of the image is -1 |
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Answer» ah what a good reason why not you give up a few years using the app and EVERY step towards the end and you will not have any such action as you are not opting out for the sake you can have to make the same kind as a SIMPLE one step at a risk that of the time the TAKEN place is in a WAY |
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Can we use the same fuse in geyser and television set? Why? |
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Answer» use Gyeser require much more current to WORK than television...Fuse which ALLOW more current to pass MUST be used in gyeser ..IE,fuse of large Ampere. |
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Wut do u mean by electric fuse.How is it connected in a circuit.What is the main function of it? |
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Answer» a device that is a protective device which breaks the ELECTRIC circuit whenever NEEDED. it is a short wire and is CONNECTED to the LIVE wire. THANKS |
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What measures should be taken by government in earthquake prone zones |
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Answer» Preparations(1) Improve your home’s earthquake resilienceEvaluate your home’s earthquake resilience, and improve it through steps such as fastening down furniture and putting anti-shatter coatings on glass windows.(2) Stockpile water and foodstuffsYou should have at least three days’ worth of drinking water and foodstuffs stockpiled. You should also have radios and flashlights prepared.(3) Participate in disaster trainingGet to know the people in your community better by getting actively involved in community disaster training.(4) Discuss disaster preparedness with your familyVerify how you will get in touch with each other and where the relief shelters are.2. What To Do After an Earthquake(1) The first two minutes after an earthquakeProtect yourself.Stay AWAY from furniture that could topple over, and hide under a desk or table. Do not panic and run outside.(2) Immediately following an earthquakePrevent fires and secure escape routes.Shut off gas valves and unplug electrical cords. If a fire breaks out, calmly begin to put it out. Secure escape routes by OPENING doors and windows.(3) The first three days following an earthquakeMake sure your family is safe, and watch out for aftershocks.Stay away from houses that have started to collapse. Call out to your neighbors, and depending on the situation, head for a shelter on foot.Assist neighbors with firefighting, rescue, and relief.Cooperate with your neighbors to put out fires and rescue and attend to the injured.Fend for yourself.Use the drinking water and food that you’ve stockpiled. Beware of false rumors and rely only on correct information.(4) From the fourth day onwardSurvival and RecoveryEven after four days, you should watch out for aftershocks. Stay informed. Work towards getting things back to normal.3. What To Do During an Earthquake(1) Stop driving.With a firm grip on the steering wheel, gradually reduce your SPEED, pull over to the left side of the road, and shut off the engine.Until the tremors subside, calmly assess your surroundings and use your car radio to stay informed.If you need to take shelter, leave your key in the ignition and the door unlocked. Taking your vehicle inspection papers and other important belongings with you, head for a shelter on foot.(2) On the RoadDon’t just stand there. Use a bag or something else to protect your head from falling objects such as glass and building signs, and seek shelter in an open area or park.Don’t get too close to cinder block walls or vending machines.Watch out for telephone poles that are about to fall over and dangling power lines.If there is no open space nearby, calmly assess your surroundings and move somewhere with a high degree of safety, away from buildings.(3) Near the ShoreIf you feel tremors, immediately seek the safety of high ground. Stay away from the shore until all tsunami alerts and WARNINGS are lifted.(4) On the TrainGrip the railing or hand strap tightly.Even if the train stops between stations, do not exit the train on your own through a window or door using the emergency door override.Calmly follow the instructions given to you by the conductors. |
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Please solve it........ |
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Answer» call the 2 or 3 equation of motion and SOLVE this QUESTION STEPWISE |
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The frequency of a source of sound is 100 Hz. How many times does it vibrate in a minute? |
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Answer» cy means number of VIBRATIONS per second.Frequency = 100 HzSo 100 vibrations per second.in 1 MINUTE( or 60 seconds) , number of vibrations = 60×100 = 6000it vibrates 6000 times in a minute |
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