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A string of length l fixed at its both ends is vibrating in its first overtone mode insider two elements of the string of same small |
| Answer» N is UNCLEAR | |
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Identify two examples of pure substances and two types of mixtures |
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Answer» es of mixtures1.Hetergeneous mixture 2.Homogeneous mixtureTwo EXAMPLE of PURE substance 1. Iron 2. SULPHUR |
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A solid cylinder of mass 3kg is rolling on horizontal surface with velocity 4m/s |
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Answer» what is UR REQUIREMENT in the QUESTION... |
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A simple pendulum has a time period to at north pole. Find t at equator |
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Difference between continuous wave radar and pulsed radar |
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Answer» Difference of Pulsed Radar Vs CW Radar. Pulse Radar is use for detecting of target location. and CW Radar stands for continuous wave radar.Here is difference between Pulsed RADAR and CW RADAR.Pulsed RADAR :In this system the pulse modulated signal are USED for transmission.Duplexer is used to use common ANTENNA for transmission & reception.It can indicate the range of target.The echo power received is useful for the indicating device.It requires comparatively higher transmitting power.The circuits used in this system are comparatively complicated.The performance is sometimes affected by the stationary targets.It can not operate down to zero range.The possible r.max is higher.The performance is not affected by presence of number of targets.Practically pulsed RADAR system are used more.One example of such RADAR application is the mapping of airport area.CW RADAR :This system USES modulated or unmodulated continuous SIGNALS for transmission.Circulator is used or separate antennas are used for transmission & reception. SIMPLE CW RADAR can not indicate the range.The doppler frequency shift of echo signal is useful for indication device.It uses lower transmitting power.The circuits are simpler.The performance is unaffected by stationary targets.Because the receiver is ON all times, it can operate down to zero range.The possible r.max is lower.The system gets confused by persence of large number of targets.CW RADAR are used in some application only, so comparatively have less application.Application is in aircraft navigation for speed measurement. |
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Name the rod which is fixed to building to protect them from being damaged by lightning |
| Answer» F STEEL........ | |
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A solid weighs 80 g in air and 64 gm in water calculate relative density |
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Answer» e density = WEIGHT in AIR / weight in air -weight in waterR.D = 80/80-64R.D = 80/16 R.D = 5now,density of WATER = 1 g/cm³so the OBJECT WOULD sink .i hope it helps.............. |
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A damped vibration system, the damping force is proportional to |
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Answer» Simple Harmonic Motion. When the motion of an oscillator reduces DUE to an EXTERNAL force, the oscillator and its motion are damped. ... In the damped simple harmonic motion, the energy of the oscillator dissipates CONTINUOUSLY. But for smalldamping, the oscillations REMAIN approximately periodic. |
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A concave mirror has radius r and water is poured inot it to a height h |
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Answer» end..I THINK ur QUESTION is INCOMPLETE???Then???? What is the PROBLEM?? |
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A closed organ pipe has length l the air in the coloumn is in its 3rd harmonic |
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Answer» Closed organ pipe:If the air is blown lightly at the open END of the closed organ pipe, then the air column vibrates in the fundamental mode. There is a node at the closed end and an antinode at the open end. If l is the length of the tube,l = λ1/4 or λ1 = 4l …... (1)If n1 is the fundamental frequency of the vibrations and v is the velocity of sound in air, thenn1 = v/λ1 = v/4l …... (2)If air is blown strongly at the open end, frequencies higher than fundamental frequency can be produced. They are called overtones. Fig.b & Fig.c SHOWS the mode of vibration with two or more nodes and antinodes.l = 3λ3/4 or λ3 = 4l/3 …... (3)Thus, n3 = v/λ3 = 3v/4l = 3n1 …... (4)This is the FIRST overtone or third harmonic.Similarly, N5 = 5v/4l = 5n1 …... (5)This is called as second overtone or fifth harmonic.Therefore the frequency of pth overtone is (2p + 1) n1 where n1 is the fundamental frequency. In a closed pipe, only odd harmonics are produced. The frequencies of harmonics are in the ratio of 1: 3:5HOPE IT HELPS MRK IT S BRAINLIEST |
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An object of mass 10 kg is moving with a speed of 4 m/s. What is the kinetic |
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A plastic jug contains 3.5 l of milk calculate the bolume of milk im m3 |
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An object of mass 30 kg is moving with a uniform velocity of 5m/s . What is thekinetic energy possessed by the |
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Metals are good conductor of heat give reason for 1 mark |
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Answer» are good conductors of heat because of FOLLOWING two reasons : a) Metal ions are closely packed in the metal lattice and thus the transfer of heat from one END to another is more EFFICIENT. b) Availability of free ELECTRONS makes transfer of heat easier making it a good conductor of heat |
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If successive compressions and rarefactions are separated by 1m then find the wavelength |
| Answer» GTH = 2mExplanation:One wavelength = one compression + one rarefactionlength of one compression = DISTANCE between two rarefaction = 1mlength of one rarefaction = distance between two compression = 1mwavelength = 1 + 1 = 2m | |
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What are benefits of semiconductor over conductor |
| Answer» ORS and insulators work in one way... either to insulate or to conduct. However, a semi-CONDUCTOR can work both ways... meaning they can SWITCH 'on' and 'off'. TRANSISTOR is a good EXAMPLE of a semi-conductor. Example of conductor: Electrical wires Example of insulatos: PVC used to insulate the circuit and prevent human contact with a 'live' conductor. | |
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An electric bulb is rated as 22w and 220v.Find the rasistancce of this bulb |
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An iron ball d radius 0.3 cm falls through a column of oil of density 0.94g. |
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Answer» ???What is your QUESTION?? |
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An effort applied to move a 40 units is 5 units then its mechanical advantages is |
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Answer» d/Effort = 40/5 = 8 |
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Please tell me the answer |
| Answer» RST, we convert the time to SECONDS. 1 hr = 3600 seconds Time = 2 × 3600 = 7200 seconds FORMULAS :Power = Voltage × Current Power = 220 × 6 = 1320 wattsEnergy = Voltage × Current × Time Energy = 220 × 6 × 7200 = 9504000 Joules = 9504 kJTherefore, the energy consumed by an electric HEATER in 2 hours is 9504 kJ.i HOPE it will helps you friend | |
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Please answer 13 and 14 it's urgent please please please! please! please. |
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A bullet is fired in a horizontal direction with a muzzle velocity of 300 |
| Answer» ASK the WHOLE QUESTION i will TRY to ANSWER it | |
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A ferris wheel is an example of which kind of simple machine |
| Answer» WHEEL is an EXAMPLE of wheel and AXLE | |
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Lines of force represent electric fields through |
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Answer» d by an ELECTRIC charge free to move in an electric field or a mass free to move in a gravitational field, or generally any appropriate test particle in a GIVEN force field. More abstractly, lines of force are lines in any such force field the tangent of which at any point GIVES the field direction at that point and the density of which gives the magnitude of the field. HOPE IT HELP U |
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An ac, or alternating current,generator, the electrical current periodically reverses its direction. With a dc, or direct current, generator, the current flows only in one direction. The major difference between an ac generator and a dc generator is that the dc generator requires a mechanism to provide a dc output. |
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Answer» .....HMMMMMMM......... ....... |
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An aeroplane covers a certain distance at a speed of 240kmph in 5 hours.To cover the same distance in 5/3hours it must travel at a speed of |
| Answer» RUN at speed of 500kmph please MAKE my answer on TOP | |
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Which lens make a real image |
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A train runs at 45 km/h how far does it go in 6 seconds ? |
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According to lambert-beer law, absoption is directly proporsonal to? |
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Answer» states that ABSORBANCE is DIRECTLY proportional to concentration of the ATTENUATING SPECIES in the sample material ..hope you GOT your answer.... |
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How will you measure the volume of a small object which is heavier than water and insoluble in it? |
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Answer» 'S VOLUME WILL BE EQUAL TO THE VOLUME OF LIQUID DISPLACED BY IT.IF IT IT KEPT IN A CONTAINER CONTAINING WATER. |
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Please answer this.... say the options |
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Answer» _________________1. a________________________2. b________________________3. d________________________4. b________________________ |
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A slug traveling at 3 mm/h, North decided to race the slug next to him increasing his velocity to 5 mm/h, North in one hour. What is the slugs acceleration? |
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Answer» velocity, U = 3 mm/H due northfinal velocity, v = 5 mm/h due northtime = 1 h |
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A horse in initially at rest then after 10 minutes it moves with the velocity of 108 km/hr find the distance of the horse |
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Answer» ................. |
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Give two example of environment friendly energies |
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Answer» n never be depleted. Some examples of renewable energysources are solar energy, WIND energy, hydropower, GEOTHERMAL energy, and biomass energy. These types ofenergy SOURCES are different from fossil fuels, such as coal, OIL, and natural GAS. |
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a man complete 10 and half revolution around a circular path of radius 28m. in 5 min. find his speed and Velocity |
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a stopwatch has a circular divided into 60 divisions.the hand of a stopwatch makes one complete revolution in one minute what is the least count of a stopwatch . |
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Answer» hand of the stopwatch makes 1 revolution in minute and each revolution on is divided into 60 divisions then SMALLEST division correspond to 60/60 = 1 secHence least count = 1 SEC |
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A 70 kg man pushes a 50 kg man by a force of 15 newton by what force has the 50 kg man pushes the other man |
| Answer» LY interesting question .everyone think that here we have to use e.g., action and reaction are of equal in magnitude but directed in opposite direction. this way answer should be 50N.means, 50kg man pushed the other man by 50 N force .but it's wrong .Here we have to use .here 70kg person pushes a 50kg man by a force of 50N . Let F = 50N now, normal reaction act on 50 kg man = mg = 500N { see figure } we also know, friction is directly proportional to normal reaction then, FR = kN , k is COEFFICIENT of static friction and N is normal reaction.now, for balancing fr = F so, 50 = kN = k × 500k = 0.1 , hence coefficient of static Friction = 0.1now, Let F' force act by 50kg man on 70 kg man then, F' = static Friction act on 70kg man= coefficient of static friction × normal reaction act on 70 kg man= 0.1 × 70 × 10 [ g = 10 m/s² ] = 70N hence, answer should be 70Nmark as brainlist!!! | |
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A 40kg by runs up a stair case of 50 steps each of 15cm in height in 10s, h is power |
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Answer» the steps =40kgnumber of steps ran =50 height of each step = 15s =1.5 hh= height to which is raisedtotal height to which is raised is GIVEN asH=n H inserting the valuesH =50 x 0.15 =75 mW = work done = potential energy gainedwe know that the potential energy gained is given asPE = mghW= work done= PE =mght = TIME taken to travel the height = 10 sPower is given ASP =W/tP = mgh /tinserting the valuesP = (40 x 9.8 x 7.5) / 10 =294P = 294 wattI hope answer will help you........ |
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A fulcrum dividesa crowbar into ratio of 1:3. What weight will be lifted if an effort of 100 n is applied at the end of longer arm ? |
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Answer» ght that can be lifted by an effort of 100 N at longer SIDE will be 300 NExplanation :ratio of shorter arm: longer arm = 1 : 3=> LOAD arm : Effort arm = 1 : 3we know that ,LOAD/ Effort = Effort arm : Load arm=> load/100 = 3 : 1=> load = 300 NHence the weight that can be lifted by an effort of 100 N at longer side will be 300 N |
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Which non conventional energy was first used by human being |
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Answer» generated by using wind, tides, solar geothermal heat and biomass including farm and animal WASTE as well as human excreta is known as non-conventional ENERGY. All these sources are renewable or inexhaustible and do not cause environment pollution. More over they do not require HEAVY EXPENDITURE...now very sure |
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Answer this question fast to get marked as brainliest |
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Answer» -10^-6 11-d because all are EXAMPLE of TIR EXCEPT d 12-a13-d 14-b |
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Maximum work obtainable when a finite body at temperature t is cooled down to environment temperature to |
| Answer» HOT in its TEMPERATURE did you UNDERSTAND | |
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Maximum shear stress theory in terms of sigma and tau equivalent equation |
| Answer» X, SY and txy are the STRESSES in the any GIVEN complex stress system. (b) Maximum shear stress THEORY: This theory states that teh failure can be assumed to occur when the maximum shear stress in the complex stress system is equal to the value of maximum shear stress in simpletension. | |
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After travelling 30 minutes a train met with an accident and was stopped there for 45 minutes due to the accident its speed reduced to 2 by 3 of its former speed and then the train reached its destination 1 hour 30 minutes late had the accident occurred 60 km after. |
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Answer» e the distance from point of 1st ACCIDENT to destination & S be speed of train.Case 1: D/S + 3/4 =D/(2S/3)On Solving we get,D/S=3/2Here, 3/4 is taken for 45min train stopped at the spot and train got late by 90 min so actual delay due to speed reduction is 90-45=45 mins.Case 2: 30 min have been saved cause of train travelling 60 KM more with speed S. So time difference if it would have travelled this 60 km with 2S/3 speed is nothing but the save of 30 min.So, 60/S - 60/(2S/3)= 1/2Solving S=60km/h.Now initially train travelled for 30 min before accident so distance travelled before accident = 60/2= 30km.And after accident it travelled D km.So from case 1, D/S=3/2===> D=90.So total distance = 30 +90=120 kms. |
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Maximum points that giv esame time period for compound pendulum |
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Answer» u are familiar with differential calculus.In order to get minimum time period differentiate time period w.r.t. ll and set it to 00 Also check second derivative to be positive. That should give you k=lk=l.Note that LOCUS of this will be a circle of radius kk and centre the centre of GRAVITY. Maybe your book is talking about a rod where there will be 22 points only as other points are not lying on it.For maximum time period : Clearly this will happen as lltends to 00 and time period tends to infinity.For points where time period is same: Simply put time period at length aa to be equal to that of length bb.You will get 22 SOLUTIONS: a=ba=b ork2=abk2=abAs we want different points, we will ignore the first solution. There will be again infinite points satisfying this condition on a general BODY. But your textbook MAY be talking of a rod where there will be 44 such points:a,−a,k2/a,−k2/aa,−a,k2/a,−k2/afor a general non-zero a lying on rod. |
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Advanced sunrise and delayed sunset are phenomenacaused due to atmospheric refraction. ... When the rays from the sun hit the atmosphere they get refracted. Due to this the sun appears to be at an apparent position which suggests that it has alrea |
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Answer» and SUNSET are the instants when the upper EDGE of the Sun appears and DISAPPEARS over the HORIZON respectively as a result of Earth's rotation. ... At a result, when sunlight passes through the atmosphere, successive refraction occurs and bends the sunlight towards the GROUND (see Figure 1). |
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Which of the following is an artificial fibre ⛷ |
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Answer» your QUESTION is INCOMPLETE |
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Name machines used for finding the diseases and who discovered these machines |
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Answer» ⤵There are many machines like sthetoscope,THERMOMETER etc these are INVENTED by SCIENTISTS like DRAWIN, Booth etc ✔✔hope it HELPS ❤❤ |
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Why do some materials allow electric current to pass through them and why some don't |
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Answer» terial which allow ELECTRICITY to pass through it they are CONDUCTOR they have free ELECTRONS in their outer most SHELL while some don't allow that are INSULATOR and they don't have free electrons in their outer most shell. |
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