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Why rutherford used gold foil not light atoms for his experiment? |
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Answer» Rutherford lacked the endurance for this work, which is why he left it to his younger COLLEAGUES. For the metal FOIL, they tested a VARIETY of METALS, but they preferred gold because they could make the foil very THIN, as gold is very malleable. |
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Why second law of motion is also known as real law of motion? |
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Answer» According to Newton's second law :F=maIf F=0 then a=0,m is unequal to 0Which STATES that there will be no acceleration in the body if no external force is APPLIED on it.This means that a body in rest will remain at rest and a body in uniform motion will remain in uniform motion which is ALSO stated in Newton's 1st law.Now,let F1 is the force exerted by a body A on B and F2 is the force exerted by body B on A .Change in LINEAR momentum of body A= F1×∆tChange in linear momentum of body B=F2×∆tThen,F1×∆t+F2×∆t=0F1×∆t=-F2×∆tF1=-F2Action = Reaction,w hich is the third law of motion.Therefore,2nd law of motion is a real law of motion.pls mark as brilliant ANSWER and follow me |
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Why intensity of electromagnetic wace changes when it propagates? |
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Answer» because highly reaction occurred so, ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE highly increased and propagates. PLZZZZ MARK me BRAINLIEST plzzzzzzzzz...... I need |
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Why is an alternating current considered to be advantageous over direct current for long range transmition of electric energy? |
| Answer» TION: ALTERNATING current it reverse the direction its direction PERIODICALLY while flowing in a circuit which cannot possible in direct current .So alternating current is consider ADVANTAGEOUS over direct current.Thank you | |
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Give 10 example of newton first law of motion |
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Answer» Hii mateExplanation:✒The law states that an object at REST stays at rest and an object continues its state of motion until an external FORCE acts on it. ✒Here are some examples: One's body movement to the side when a car makes a SHARP TURN. Tightening of seat belts in a car when it STOPS quickly.I hope it's helpful ✌❤❤✌ |
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forces of 1 and 2 units act along the lines x=0 y=0.the equation of the line of action of the resultant is |
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Answer» ation of line of action is 2y - x = 0.Explanation:The MAGNITUDES of forces are 1N and 2N.They act along x = 0 (y-axis) and y = 0 (x-axis). (REFER the FIGURE).So, their resultant R would be passed through origin along the line y = mx. This will be line of action.Also, we can understand the coordinate of R will be (2,1) (refer the figure).SINCE, their resultant would be passed through y = mxHere, m is the slope of line y = mx. R(2,1) will satisfy the equation y = mx. Because, R lies on it.Therefore; put x = 2 and y = 1 in y = mx Hence; the equation of line of action will be represented by equation; 2y - x = 0Thus, the equation of line of action is 2y - x = 0. |
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Effect of magnetic field lines on stationary charge |
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Answer» tion:When charges are stationary, their electric fields do not affect magnets. But, when charges MOVE, they produce magnetic fields that exert forces on other magnets. When there is relative MOTION, a connection between electric and magnetic fields EMERGES — each affects the other.hope it HELPS you mate... |
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Why entropy change in adiabatic irreversible process is not equal to zero? |
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Answer» A classic EXAMPLE of an irreversible process causing entropy change not involving HEAT transfer is the free adiabatic expansion of an ideal GAS. ... Since the chamber is insulated, there is no heat transfer (Q=0). Since the expansion of the gas does not expand the BOUNDARIES of the chamber, there is no boundary work (W=0 |
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Why do fluid flow from a region of high pressure to a region of low pressure explain answer with the help of example? |
| Answer» DUE to dragExplanation:when bodies move through FLUIDS, fluids exert a frictional FORCE CALLED drag | |
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Why does the pressure of gas contained in a closed vessel increases with the decrease in volume? |
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Answer» The pressure of gas containing in a closed VESSEL INCREASE with increase of volumeExplanation:when the amount of gas inside vessel increase no'of gas molecules per UNIT VOLUME INCREASES so the pressure increases |
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Why does ice form at the surface of a body of water instead of at the bottom? |
| Answer» TION:Due to the ANOMALOUS expansion of water the ice only FORM at surface of water not at bottom of water.Thank you | |
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While rubbing the needle with the south pole of the magnet it becomes what? |
| Answer» TION:On RUBBING the needle acquire an MAGNETIC PROPERTIES for some time .THANK you | |
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Which type of hydro turbine used as high speed water turbine? |
| Answer» KAPLAN TURBINE is used as HIGH SPEED WATER. | |
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Which substance is broken in into the body to obtain energy? |
| Answer» GLUCOSE is USED to OBTAIN ENERGY | |
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Which layer of the sun is only visible during a total solar eclipse? |
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Answer» tion:The sun is only visible during a total SOLAR eclipse that is CORONA ( the OUTERMOST LAYER of sun ).THANK you |
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Which form of the matter is more stable at lower temperature? |
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Answer» your question's answer Solid is more stable at lower temperaturehope it will HELP you please MARK my answer as a BRAINLIEST |
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When setting up frame relay for point to point the subinterface which of the? |
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Answer» On Frame Relay networks, a single VC is always provisioned for a point-to-point connection. The same VC originates at a local end and then terminates at the remote end. A subnet ADDRESS is usually assigned to each point-to-point connection. THEREFORE, only one DLCI can be CONFIGURED PER point-to-point SUBINTERFACE. |
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When the gas us heated at constant pressure the heat supplied? |
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Answer» When the GAS is HEATED at constant volume, the HEAT SUPPLIED increases the internal energy of the gas. |
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When potential energy and kinetic energy of a pendulum are equal? |
| Answer» TION:The potential ENERGY and kinetic energy of pendulum equal at equilibrium POSITION ( MEAN positions ).Thank you | |
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The Use Of Computer In education ....? |
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Answer» one can useMicrosoft Power POINT to PREPARE electronic PRESENTATIONS about their lecturesTeachers can useaudio VIDEO aids through computer to prepare lesson plansit IMPROVE the learning process. FOLLOW ME |
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The magnitude of three vectors when added to 0 |
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Answer» i think the ans will be the SUM of MAGNITUDE of those three vectors |
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a block of mass 10 kg moving with acceleration 2 metres per second square on a horizontal rough surface is shown in the figure the value of coefficient of kinetic friction is |
| Answer» EXPLANATION:PLEASE ADD the FIGURE to the QUESTION | |
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the magnetic flux linked with a coil is given by a equation Φ=8t^2+2t+20. the induced emf in the coil at third second will be |
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Answer» 50Explanation:Φ=8t^2+2t+20dΦ/dt = 16T + 2So, Φ(3) = (16*3)+2 = 50 |
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What will be the wavelength of a ball of mass 0.1 kg moving with a velocity of 10 metre per second? |
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When a magnetizing fotce is removed from a material the kind of magnetism that remains is called? |
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Answer» The MAGNETISM is CALLED RETENTIVITY. |
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When a magnetized needle inserted in the thermocoule and floated in water what happene? |
| Answer» SHOWS NORTH and SOUTH DIRECTIONS | |
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What should be the value of insulation resistance of induction motor? |
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Answer» A general rule-of-thumb is 10 Megohm or more.The measurement of insulation resistance is carried out by MEANS of a megohmmeter – high resistance range ohmmeter. This is how the test WORKS: DC VOLTAGE of 500 or 1000 V is applied between the windings and the ground of the motor |
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What will happen if a dipole is placed in non uniform electric field? |
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Answer» Torque is non zero when DIPOLE is placed in uniform as well as non uniform ELECTRIC FIELD but in non-uniform electric field, dipole will EXPERIENCE net FORCE of attraction whereas in uniform magnetic field, it doesn't. |
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What will be stiffness value if we cut spring in to two halves? |
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Answer» tion:When a spring is CUT in half, it would take twice as MUCH force to STRETCH it by the same LENGTH. Now we know from the equation F = -kx that k = -F/x where F is the force required to stretch a spring by a distance x and k is the spring constant. |
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What is the weight of a 10kg object on the moon and on earth? |
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Answer» So the strength of gravity on the earth due to its larger mass is APPROXIMATELY 9.8 m/s^2 / 1.625 m/s^2 or 6 TIMES what it is on the moon. Thus an object weighing 10 kg on the moon would weigh approximately 60 kg on earth. |
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What is the nature of magnetic field lines due to a circular coil? |
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Answer» At the centre of the circular loop, The MAGNETIC field lines are straight. Each SEGMENT of circular loop carrying current produces magnetic field lines in the same DIRECTION with in the loop. The direction of magnetic field at the centre of circular coil is PERPENDICULAR to the place of the coil |
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What is the formula to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy? |
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Answer» tion:The PHENOMENA by electromagnetic induction we can EASILY convert MECHANICAL energy to electrial energy.EXAMPLE: A.C GENERATOR a device which work on it , that convert mechanical energy to electrical energy by using PRINCIPLE of electromagnetic inductionThank you |
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Suppose my weight is 45 kg measured by a weighting machine so by air upthrust is reduced what is my exact weight or how can i find it ?? |
| Answer» 50KG is the EXACT ANSWER | |
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Discuss both sides of space travel vs current crucial problems faced by humans pte essay |
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Answer» In today's world, where humans have accomplished advancement in technology now capable ENOUGH to think about the complex and tedious task such as space travels, We still face some of the crucial problems and one of them is pollution. This essay will discuss further on the crucial problems that humans are facing to that with space travel.Firstly, as humans we are aware of the rising PROBLEM of the pollution that is being contributed from various sources such as factories and vehicles that are emitting harmful gases, still, we are reluctant to solve problems like this, but to invest on complicated technology to build the machine for space travel. Machines and technology used to build such space travel are enormous whereas current crucial problems which NEED to be addressed can be resolved by introducing new technology which may not need more time and effort.Secondly, resolving crucial problem is not only important but also it can be resolve more QUICKLY than to invest time and money for space travel. For example, an introduction of the electric car by Tesla, which became recently popular, will help curb the emission of harmful gasses. As we see the technology used to build such cars are less complicated and required less time and money than one could think of complicated space engine used. This clearly states how solving current crucial problems is essay and EFFICIENT than investing on space travel. |
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Dimensional formula of power if mass and angular momentum is |
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Difference between two wire and four wire strain gauges |
| Answer» TWO WIRE guage are USED to heat the cylinders in the experiments and the four guage is used to heat the substance like dissolved salts in the beakers | |
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What is the effect of temperature on a pure n type and p type semiconductor? |
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Differentiate between sigma and pi molecular orbital |
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Answer» Sigma BONDS are the first bonds to FORM between atoms within molecules whereas pi bonds are the second. Sigma bonds are often formed by the combination of s ORBITALS in different atoms whereas pi bonds are formed from the combination of p and SIMILAR orbitals in different atoms. |
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What is the degree of fetal development by the end of the first trimester? |
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Answer» Fetal development during the first trimesterDuring the first eight weeks, a fetus is called an embryo. The embryo DEVELOPS rapidly and by the end of the first trimester it becomes a fetus that is FULLY formed, weighing approximately 1/2 to ONE ounce and MEASURING, on average, three to four INCHES in length. |
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What is the electric flux through a cube of side 1cm which enclose an electric dipole? |
| Answer» TION:The electric FLUX through a cube of SIDE 1 cm which enclosed an electric dipole The electric flux is. ZERO .Thank you | |
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What is meant by resident volume of air and state its function? |
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Answer» Resident VOLUME is the amount of gas remaining in the lungs at the END of a MAXIMAL EXHALATION. It PREVENTS the lungs from collapsing. |
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What feature will you use to apply motion effects in between a slide exist and another enters? |
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Wagon of mass 3 kg fires a bullet of mass 30 kg the bullet takes 0.003 second to move through the barrel of the and acquires a velocity of hundred metre per second calculate the velocity |
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Answer» 1000m/sExplanation:PLZ FOLLOW me MARK as BRAINLEST answerdost |
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the phenomenal understanding the working of optical fibres is option a desperation option B detection option C politician option d total internal reflection |
| Answer» OPTION d TOTAL INTERN REFLECTION | |
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6. Answer the following questions. A stone and a piece of paper are dropped simultaneously from the first floor of a building. Which of the tworeaches the ground earlier, and why? |
| Answer» E PIC AND ROTATE IT. | |
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Difference between specific gravity and relative density |
| Answer» RELATIVE or SPECIFIC density is the RATIO of the density of substance to the density of given material.Specific GRAVITY is just divided by REFERENCE material. | |
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Difference between rotation and revolution of the earth explain with an example |
| Answer» ROTATION complete 24 HOURS and revolution complete 365 DAYS | |
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Differenc e between constant velocity and uniform velocity |
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Answer» A constant velocity is where both the magnitude and the direction remains fixed for the CONCERNED time period, WHEREAS in uniform velocity, the magnitude remains fixed but the direction MAY or may not change over the time period. A "constant" velocity is always "uniform", but the vice-versa is not always true !EXPLANATION: |
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Difference between atomic mass and mass and mass number |
| Answer» TION:ATOMIC mass is also known as atomic weight. Atomic mass is the weighted average mass of an ATOM of an element based on the relative NATURAL abundance of that element's isotopes.The mass number is a count of the total number of protons and NEUTRONS in an atom's nucleus. | |