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Can you have physical quantities having magnitude and direction which are not vectors |
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Answer» A physical QUANTITY having both magnitude and direction need not be considered a vector. For example, DESPITE having magnitude and direction, current is a SCALAR quantity. ... Generally speaking, the rotation of a body about an axis is not a vector quantity as it does not follow the law of vector addition |
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A) la-bl ≥ |a|– |b| |
| Answer» MOD of a-B is ALWAYS GREATER than or EQUAL to the (mod of a) - (mod of b). | |
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Rains falls vertically at a speed off 4 m/s. At what angle should a man hold his umbrella with the vertical if he walks with the speed of 4 m/s. |
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Answer» 45° EXPLANATION: |
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Mass of 39K19 has 38.963710u. find the binding energy in joules and secondly in Mev |
| Answer» TION:mass of 39K19 has 38.963710u. FIND the binding ENERGY in joules and SECONDLY in MEV | |
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What is graphite..... |
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Answer» Graphite is a CRYSTALLINE form of carbon.It has sp² hybridization.It has flat hexagonal sheets of C atoms attatched to other sheets.==================================================It is a good lubricant and is black and OPAQUE and hence is USED in pencil leads.PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST IF HELPFUL!!! |
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What is variable resistance? Explain It |
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Answer» Explanation:Variable resistance (Rheostat) :-It is a device which is used to change the resistance in the circuit due which the current flowing through the circuit will change.Different components of an electric circuit, ammeter, voltmeter LIKE bulb, torch bulb, nichrome wire have different resistance, therefore flow of current will be different in the different components.Motion of electrons in the electric circuit constitutes an electric current. The electrons are not completely free to MOVE within the CONDUCTOR. They are HELD by the attractive forces of the atoms in which they move.Motion of electrons is retarted by resistance.A good conductor offers a low resistance.A component of electricity that offers a high resistance is a poor conductor.An insulator offers a maximum resistance and does not allow current to flow. |
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Why object float or sink in a liquid |
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Answer» 1.weight of the OBJECT ACTING downwards2.buoyant FORCE acting UPWARDS |
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A beam of light crept from air to water. If the refractive index for water is 1.5; air refractive index is 1 and the speed of light propagation in the air is 3 × 10 ^ 8 so determine the speed of light propagation in water? |
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Answer» na = 1.5 NU = 1 vu = 3x10⁸ m / s Asked: Va? ANSWERED: Va / Vu = nu / na Va / 3x10⁸ = 1 / 1.5 Va = 1 / 1.5 x 3x10⁸ Va = 2x10⁸ m / s |
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A battery is made by joining m rows of identical cells in parallel. Each row consists of n cells joined in series. This battery sends a maximum current I in a given external resistor. Now the cells are so arranged that instead of m rows, n rows are joined in parallel and each row consists of m cells joined in series. Find the current through the same external resistor (Total number of cells which is equal to NM is connected). |
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Answer» Each row CONSISTS of n cells joined in series. The total number of cells is EQUAL to N. This battery SENDS a maximum current LIN a given external circuit. Now, the cells are so ARRANGED in the battery that instead of m rows rows are joined in parallel and each row consists of m cells joined in series. |
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What is electromagnet................ |
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Answer» an electromagnet is a MAGNET which RUNS on electricityExplanation:an electromagnet is a soft METAL core MADE into a magnet by the passage of electric current through a coil sorrounding it |
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two sphere of same radius r are made of same material of density d and seprate by a distance of 2r meter. find the force of gavitation between them. |
| Answer» F=G×m^2/r^2Explanation:F=Gm1m2/r^2G=universal GRAVITATIONAL constantm1,M2 are the MASSES 'd' of both the masses are same so m1=m2 F= G×m^2/4r^2 | |
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What is mass and weight ? |
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Answer» Mass ➡️▪︎The mass of a BODY is the quantity of matter contained in it. ▪︎Mass is a scalar quantity which has only magnitude but no direction.▪︎Mass of a body ALWAYS remains constant and does not change from place to place.▪︎SI unit of mass is kilogram (kg).▪︎Mass of a body can never be ZERO.Weight ➡️ ▪︎The force with which an object is attracted towards the centre of the earth, is called the weight of the object.Now, Force = m × aBut in case of earth, a = g∴ F = m × gBut the force of attraction of earth on an object is called its weight (W).∴ W = mg▪︎As weight always ACTS vertically downwards, therefore, weight has both magnitude and direction and thus it is a vector quantity.•The weight of a body changes from place to place, DEPENDING on mass of object.•The SI unit of weight is Newton.•Weight of the object becomes zero if g is zero._____❣ |
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What is Universal law of Gravitation ? |
| Answer» N :-What is UNIVERSAL LAW of GRAVITATION ?EXPLANATION :- | |
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The displacement of a particle moving along x axis given by x=20t+10t^2.Calculate the instantaneous velocity at t=2s |
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Answer» :DISPLACEMENT = x = 20t + 10t².Differentiating x :⇒ V = dx/dt⇒ 20 + 2*10t⇒ 20 + 20tNow, Instantaneous velocity at time 2 seconds :⇒ 20 + 20*2⇒ 20 + 40⇒ 60 m/sHence, Instantaneous velocity at time = 2 seconds is 60 m/s.Some Additional Information -DISTANCE is the LENGTH of total path travelled by a body.Displacement is the shortest distance between the initial position and the final position of the body.The magnitude of displacement is EQUAL to or less than the magnitude of distance.Speed is distance travelled per unit time.Velocity is displacement per unit time. |
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Does water become clearer when salt is added to it? |
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Answer» Explanation:Salt ions attract the water molecules much more STRONGLY than alcohol molecules do because alcohol is less POLAR than water. This means that when there is a lot of salt, all the water molecules will bond to the salt ions, leaving NONE to FORM hydrogen bonds with the alcohol molecules. |
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During the downward motion of the projectile the vertical component of velocity..? |
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Answer» When the body is moving DOWNWARD its velocity INCREASES it is because the body is moving in the same direction as the force of gravity acts. ... During projectile MOTION the vertical components of velocity change, but not horizontal keeps normal CIRCUMSTANCES. |
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The mass of electron is 9.8×10^-28gram and uncertainty in the velocity equal to 2×10^-3cm/second. The uncertainty in position of electron is (planks constant=(6.62×10^-27erg second) |
| Answer» TION:USING the FORMULA: Δx×Δp= 4πh .Now, Δp=mΔv=9.1×10 −28 gm×2×10 −3 CM/sec=1.82×10 −30 gmcm/sec=1.82×10 −35 kgm/secTherefore, Δx= 4πΔph =2.9m=2.9×10 2 cm. | |
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2 two pendulums whose length differ by 22 cm oscillated at the same place so that one of them Max 30 oscillation and there other 36 oscillation during same time. find the length of the pendulum. |
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Answer» e...here is your answer...Here in this case the solution is as follows :t / 30 = 2\pi ROOT l / 9 and t / 36 = 2\pi root l - 22 / 9therefore, t / 30 X 36 / t = 2\pi root 1 / 9 x 1 / 2\pi root 9 / l - 22so, l = 72 cm.so second length 72 - 22 = 50 cm.hope it helps... |
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- ara 1 Area of a triangle having sides a, b and c is given by Vs(-a) (s -b) (s -c) where S is equal to(a) atbtc (b)(6) axbxc.a*b*c (c) 1/3(a + b + c) (d) 1/2 ( + b + c) |
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The distance covered by an object (in metre) is given by S=8t³-7t²+5tfind its speed at t =2s |
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Solve this marked one |
| Answer» REFER to the ATTACHMENT.... | |
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Solve this .....marked one |
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Evaluate the ∫ sin (2x^2) dx |
| Answer» HELP ☺☺check out the ATTACHMENT | |
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The value of integration sin thetha d thetha |
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Answer» tion:hope my ANSWER will HELP you ..........for any INQUIRY or help MESSAGE on 9817801689 |
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A rocket is fired vertically from the surface of Mars with a speed of 2 kilometre per second . If 20 % of its initial energy is loose due to Martine atmosphere resistance , how far will the rocket go from the surface of Mars before returning to it ? Mass of Mars 6.5 × 10 power 23 kg , Radius of mass = 3395 km, G = 6.67 × 10 minus 11 newton meter square/ KG square. |
| Answer» EXPLANATION:speed of the ROCKET ( v) = 2 km/smass of the MARS ( Mm) = 6.4 × 10²³ Kgradius of the Mars (RM ) = 3395 km = 3.395 × 10^6 minital K.E of the rocket = 1/2 mv²due to Martian resistance 20% of KE of the rocket is lost .so, available K.E = 80% of 1/2mv²= 2/5 mv²--------(1)Let the rocket be reach at height h from the surface of the Mars .so, INCREASE PE ° = PEf - PEi= -GMm.m/(Rm + h) - [ - GMm.m/Rm]= -GMm.m × h/Rm.(Rm + h)now, according to LAW of conservation of energy .increase in PE = available total KEGMm.m×h/Rm(Rm+h) = 2/5 mv²GMm/Rm = 2/5 v².(Rm + h)/h5GMm/2Rm.v² = Rm/h + 1after putting values of G, Mm, Rm and v5×6.67×10^-11×6.4×10²³/2×3.395×10^6×(2×10³)² = Rm/h +17.85 = Rm/h +1Rm/h = 6.85h = Rm/6.85 = 3395/6.85 ≈ 495 km | |
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Find the area of parallelogram formed by vector If a vector is equals to 3 ICAP + 2 J cap and b vector is equals to minus 3 ICAP + 7 j cap |
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Answer» Area of the parallelogram is .EXPLANATION:In the question,We have two vectors GIVEN to US,So,We also know that,Area of parallelogram, A is given by,So,Now,Area will be,THEREFORE, the area of the parallelogram is . |
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The displacement x of a particle is dependent on timet according to the relation : x = 3-5t + 2t. Iftis measured in seconds and x in metres, find its(1) velocity at t = 2s and (ii) acceleration at t = 4s. |
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Answer» 2tx=3-3tdx/dt=-3v=-3m/s constanta=0please CLEAR if is 2T or t |
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Proof that fluid exerts pressure |
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Answer» Fluids are made of a large number of very small particles, much too small to see. These particles are in constant, rapid motion. They bump into one another. They bump into the walls of any container that holds them. They bump into objects in the fluid. As the particles of a fluid bump into an object in the fluid, they apply forces to the object. The forces, acting over the object’s surface, exert pressure on the object. When the pressure in a fluid increases, the vparticles bump together more frequently. This increases the pressure on objects in the fluid. The pressure a fluid exerts on an object in the fluid is applied in all directions. That is because the particles that make up the fluid can move in any direction. These particles exert forces as they bump into objects in the fluid. The PICTURE shows how water exerts pressure on a diver who is underwater. Notice that the arrows point in DIFFERENT directions. That is because the water is pressing all around the diver, not just from above.TO PROVE THIS, Take an empty plastic BOTTLE or a cylindrical container. You can take a used plastic bottle. Drill four holes all around near the BOTTOM of the bottle. Make sure that the holes are at the same height from the bottom. Now fill the bottle with water.� You will observe that liquid coming out of the holes FALL at the same distance.Explanation:PLEASE MARK MY ANSWER AS A BRAINLIEST ANSWER... PLEASEFOLLOW ME |
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A carpet of mass M made of of inextensible material is rolled its length in the form of cylinder of radius R and is kept on the rough floor . The carpet starts unrolling without sliding on the floor when a negligible small force is given to it. calculate the horizontal velocity of the axis of cylinder part of the carpet when its radius reduced to R /2 . |
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Answer» Explanation:The volume of the rolled cylindrical carpet = πr²l=> density = m/πr²lwhen the carpet unrolls to a RADIUS of r/2volume = πr²l/4Hence its massm₁ = density X volume = m/πr²l x πr²l/4=> m₁ = m/4Potential ENERGY of the rolled carpet = mgrpotential energy of the half unrolled carpet = m₁g(r/2)= m/4 x g x r/2 = MGR/8Hence loss in potential energy = mgr - mgr/8= 7mgr/8Hence the decrease in potential energy will be 7mgr/8 |
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A person runs along a circular path of radius 5 m find the magnitude of the displacement lf he runs the way around the circle |
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Answer» Explanation:displacement of VECTOR = 2×r =2×5 =10m distance covered =half of CIRCUMFERENCE of circle =1/2 of 2pir pi x RADIUS =pi×5 =5PI m |
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Which of the following is not a fundamental units choose the correct options 1cm,2 kg, 3 centigrade,4 volt |
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Answer» we PEOPLE disturb the nature of the day of the SEASON in UR 5able and then I am just KIDDING u r GIVING me |
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3 capacitor 2,3,6 microfarad connect in series with 10 v battery. Then find charge on 3 microfarad capacitor is |
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Answer» we PEOPLE disturb the nature of the DAY of the season in UR 5able and then I am just KIDDING u r GIVING me |
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A student measured the diameter of a small steel ball using a screw gauge of least count 0.01 cm . The main scale reading is 5 mm and zero of circular scale division coincides with 25 divisions above the reference level. If screw gauges has zero error of _ 0.04 cm , the correct diameter of the ball is |
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Answer» Explanation:Given -MSR = 0.5 cmVSR = 25 LC = 0.001 cmZero ERROR = -0.0004 cm# Solution -Diameter of steel BALL measured by STUDENT -Measured diameter = MSR + VSR × LCMeasured diameter = 0.5 + 25 × 0.001Measured diameter = 0.525 cmTrue diameter of steel ball must be -TRUE diameter = Measured diamter - Zero errorTrue diameter = 0.525 - (-0.004)True diameter = 0.529 cmHope this HELPS you... |
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What do you mean by the diameter of rod is (2.8+_0.02)mm |
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Answer» as DIAMETER can VARY upto 0.02mm in calculationwhere 0.02 mm is LEAST count of that instrument |
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A ball is dropped from the the edge of a roof it takes 0.1s to cross a window of height 2.0m find the height of the roof above the top of the window |
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A ball roll off the top of stairway with a constant horizontal velocity u , . If the step are ( h ) meter height and ( w ) meter wide , show that the ball will just hit the edge of Nth step if n = 2h u square / g w square. PLEASE GIVE RIGHT ANSWER |
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Answer» Explanation:Horizontal distance COVERED by ball =nb Vertical distance covered by ball =NH If the time taken to hit the edge of nth STEP is t, then nb=ut nh=12gt2 Eliminating t, we get, nh=12g(nbu)2 n=2hu2gb2 Hence B is the correct ANSWER. |
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A body from height H falls freely under gravity and reaches the ground.time it takes to reach the ground is |
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Answer» Explanation:A body is DROPPED from certain HEIGHT and it takes 4 seconds to reach ground, what is the displacement TRAVELED by OBJECT in the 3rd second of... A body falls freely from a height h. After travelling a distance h/u, the acceleration due to gravity disappears. |
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A block of mass 1 kg resting on a horizontal minimum force applied to move the block if g is equal to 10 metre per second square |
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A cyclist acquires a velocity of 4m/s in 20 s, just after the start from rest. Calculate the average acceleration of the cyclist. |
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What is the si unit of specific heat |
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Answer» The SI unit for specific heat capacity is the joule PER kilogram Kelvin, J?kg-1?K-1 or J/(kg?K), which is the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of one kilogram of the substance by one Kelvin.Hope it will help you Please MARK as brainliest |
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Write working and application of electric motor |
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Answer» end here is your answer.The conversion energy from electrical to mechanical was explained by Michael faraday ,a british scientist in the year 1821.T he energy conservative can be done by ARRANGING a current CARRYING conductor within a magnetic field.s o the conductor star ROTATING because of the generated torque from the magnetic field and electrical current. A british scientist William sturgeon was DESIGNED a DCmachine in year 1832 BASED on his law.h however it was, expensive and doesn't suitable for any application.So finally the electric motor was invented in the year 1886 by frank Jilian Sprague.I am not sure about my answer but if you get a little helps also from my answer so plz mark my answer as brainlist. |
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A man moves on a horizontal road towards east at a speed of 1 km/hr and the rain appears to himvertical at a speed of 2 km/hr. The actual speed ofthe rain (in km/hr) is(1) 1(2) 2 |
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A ball of mass 4 kg is moving with a speed of 10 m/s. Its speed reduces to 5 m/s due to frictional force. The work done by frictional force is (1) 150J(2)-150J(3) 75J(4) -75J |
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Answer» 2.-150 JExplanation:Given:m=4 kgu=10 m/sv=5 m/sSolution:VARIOUS forces ACTING on the body are:Normal reaction in vertically upward directionweight of the body in vertically downward directionForce of friction in the opposite DIRECTION of motionThe change in velocity is only due to frictional force cause WEIGHT and normal reaction are balanced and contribute nothing in changing the velocity as they are acting in a different plane.mg=N (in vertical direction)From work energy theorem we know thatWork done by all the forces=change in kinetic energyW=ΔKE=KEf - KEiKEf=1/mv²=1/2*4*5²=50 JKEi=1/2mu²=1/2*4*10²=200 JthereforeW=50-200=-150 JHence frictional force does -150 J of work.PS: the NEGATIVE sign indicates that force and displacement are in opposite direction.Hope this helps |
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F1=6N f2=8N theta=90 find resultant vector and alpha???? |
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The speed v of a car moving on a straight road changes according to equation, v^2 = a + bx, where a and b are positive constants. Then the magnitude of acceleration in the course of such motion (x is the distance travelled) :- 1) increases 2) decreases 3) stay constant |
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Answer» 3Explanation:ACCELERATION can be EXPRESSED as a= V. (dv/dx) |
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When the distance between two bodies is 90cm then gravitational force is1.0×10-17newton if the distance between bodies is 90mm then how will be the gravitational force |
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Answer» direct formula BASED question of GRAVITATION. the ANSWER is EXPLAINED in the attachment |
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Define collision in 1 dimension. Show that two bodies of equal masses exchange their speed after an elastic collision |
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Answer» on between TWO bodies is defined as mutual interaction of the bodies for a short interval of time as a result of which the energy and momentum of the INTERCHANGING bodies are exchanged .ELASTIC COLLISION : the collision in which both momentum and kinetic energy of system are conserved .1. momentum is conserved .2. kinetic energy is conserved 3.the total energy hence is conserved .4. but mechanical energy cannot be changed into any other form of energy .5. forces involove during the interaction are of conservative nature.EXPLANATIONS ARE TOO LONG SO GIVING U PICTURE HOPE U WILL UNDERSTAND PLEASE MARK ME BRAINLIEST !!!!DEAR MATE |
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a stone thrown upward with a speed u from the top of the tower reaches the ground with a velocity 4u.the height of the tower is |
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Answer» Height of the tower = 15u²/2gStep by step explanations :Given,a stone THROWN upward with a speed u from the top of the tower REACHES the ground with a VELOCITY 4uHere, Initial velocity of the stone = UAND we know that velocity at which is thrown upwards it passes it initial position at the same speed so, speed of stone in during passing it's initial position = uso, now we have, Initial velocity = ufinal velocity = 4uv² = u² + 2gh(4u)² = u² + 2gh2gh = 16u² - u²2gh = 15u² h = 15u²/2gso, Height of the tower = 15u²/2g |
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