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How can we damage eyes to become blind give the ways.?​

Answer» EYES are a gift by god to you ....You should not damage them.Think about the one who REALLY don't have them How they love their LIVES.
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Is mercury an electrolyte​

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No. Explanation: As MERCURY is a pure liquid metal it conducts the electricity, but it is not an ELECTROLYTE, because an electrolyte is defined as a compound that ionizes when DISSOLVED in suitable IONIZING solvents such as water, Where Mercury is a metal ELEMENT not a compound.

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Question 17: To take the boat away from the bank of a river, the boatman pushes the bank with an oar. Why ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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To TAKE the boat away from the bank of a river, the boatman PUSHES the bank with an oar - as he pushes the bank with his oar he creates an ACTION FORCE ,in return to this action force the bank of the river gives a reaction force(according to Newton's THIRD law)thus the equal but opposite force causes the boat to move away from the bank

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Question 55: There are two types of forces X and Y. The forces belonging to type X can produce motion in a stationary object but cannot change the shape of the object. On the other hand, forces belonging to type Y cannot produce motion in a stationary object but can change the shape of the object. What is the general name of the forces such as (a) X, and (b) Y ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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s unbalanced force : unbalanced force is able to give motion to the body. because it acceleration the body in a specific direction by which body starts to move WITHOUT changing their SHAPE. (b) Y is balanced force : ACCORDING to Newton's 3rd law, “action and reaction are of equal in MAGNITUDE and directed in opposite directions. ” if two equal FORCES applied on a body are directed in opposites then body can't change its motion. but this force is able to change their shape.

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Question 54: A car is moving on a level road. If the driver turns off the engine of the car, the car’s speed decreases gradually and ultimately it comes to a stop. A student says that two forces act on the car which bring it to a stop. What could these forces be ? Which of these two forces contributes more to slow down and stop the car ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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The two FORCES are Friction by the ROAD and Resistance from the air. Out of these two frictional FORCE has a higher contrubution towards stopping the moving VEHICLE

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Question 40: (a) What happens to the passengers travelling in a bus when the bus takes a sharp turn ? Give reasons for your answer. (b) Why are road accidents at high speeds very much worse than road accidents at low speeds ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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Momentum at the highest point = 0.5 x 0 = 0 kg.m/s Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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Question 35: The electrical resistivities of four materials A, B, C and D are given below : Which material is : (a) good conductor (b) resistor (c) insulator, and (d) semiconductor ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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A) silver B) CARBON C) rubber D) SILICONE

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Question 6: Two resistances X and Y are connected turn by turn : (i) in parallel, and (ii) in series. In which case the resultant resistance will be less than either of the individual resistances ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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Question 53: A man throws a ball weighing 500 g vertically upwards with a speed of 10 m/s. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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-5kg.m/sExplanation:mass=500/1000=0.5 velocity=-10m/s because it is THROWN UPWARDS MOMENTUM =mass×velocity momentum=0.5×-10=5kg .m/s

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Question 17: Will current flow more easily through a thick wire or a thin wire of the same material when connected to the same source ? Give reason for your answer. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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Question 19: (a) Give one example to show how the resistance depends on the nature of material of the conductor. (b) Calculate the resistance of an aluminium cable of length 10 km and diameter 2.0 mm if the resistivity of aluminium is 2.7 x 10-8Ωm. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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(a) The resistance will be lower in the case of a metal because it has free electrons, unlike non-metals who show more resistance and are BAD conductors. Even metals LIKE lead show higher resistance due to lower presence of free electrons but metals like silver have higher presesnce of free electrons so they show lesser resistance.(b) The resistance in a CONDUCTOR of CROSS sectional area (A) and length (L) can be FOUND by the formula where rho is the resistivity, l is the length and a, is the area. Further the calculations can be made by the app "photomath". Note: first change all units to the same SI unit.

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A body is projected with velocity u=50ms at an angle of 37 degree ​

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Explanation:H = u²(sinФ)²/2g    = (50)²(3/5)²/20    = 2500*9/500 = 45After REACHING maximum height, the object should have a free fall .V²=u²+2*G*H'    = 0 + 20*65 =1300So, v =√1300 = 10√13

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What is log 24284086?​

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7.3852573754 is LOG 24284086

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Coolie lift a load of 30kg from the platform and put it on his head 2m above the surface of platform calculate the workdone by coolie on load of 30kg

Answer» GH = 2MG = 9.8 m/s²therefore work done =30*2*9.8 = 588 J
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A car of mass 1000kg moving at 20 m/s collides head on with a jeep of mass 1200 kg moving at 30m/s towards the car if velocity of Jeep after collision reduces to 10m/s in same direction find speed of car after collision

Answer» SPEED of CAR is 12m/s in OPPOSITE DIRECTION
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10g of hydrogen reacts with 64g of oxygen to form mole of water​

Answer» 74 GRAM is the ANSWER OK
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Resultant of two vectorsF1 and F2 is of magnitude P. If F2 is reversed, then resultant is of magnitude Q. What is the value of P ^2+Q^2?

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1/2(F1^2+F2^2)EXPLANATION: F1+F2=P AND F1-F2=Q (AS F2 IS REVERSED , So -F2)Now, P^2+q^2=1/2[(P+Q)^2+(P-Q)^2]=1/2[ 4F1^2+4F2^2]= 1/2(F1^2+F2^2)

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a perfect gas is found to obey the relation PV^3/2 is equal to a constant during an adiabatic process if such a gas initially at temperature t is compressed to half of its initial volume then its final temperature will be​

Answer» MUST REMAIN constantExplanation:as pv^3\2 is CONST
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21. A body thrown vertically up from ground passes theheight of 25 m twice in an interval of 4 sec. Theinitial velocity of body is -(A) 30 ms-1(B) 20 ms!(C) 50 ms 1(D) 40 ms-1​

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(A) - 30 m/sExplanation:LETS assume the initial velocity to be u.s = 25, u =u, a = -gv² - u² = 2as v² = u² - 50G -------- (1)After 25 m is crossed, the TIME of flight to return BACK to the same point is T = 2v/g 4 = 2v/10 ,  v = 20Substitute v in equation 120² = u² - 50(10)  900 = u² u = 30

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Solve it plz guys......​

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•♫•.ENERGY of the INCIDENT Photon is given by ,E = hc/ lemda = 1242eV / 300nm = 4.14 eV in HYDROGEN atom the electron can be excited to the first excited STATE if it absorbs energy equal to - 13.6eV/2^2-(-13.6/1^2) eV - 13.6/4+13.6= 10.2eV тℏᾰℵкṧ

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20. Two bodies, A (of mass 1 kg) and B (of mass 3 kg) are dropped from heights of 16 m and 25 m,respectively. The ratio of the time taken by them toreach the ground is​

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n: - ANSWER:EXPLANATION:Given:To Find: The ratio of the time taken by them to  reach the ground.​Let time taken by the two BODIES be respectively.Let assume that both bodies were initially at rest.Using 2nd equation of motion:For a FREE falling body, a = gDividing equation (1) by equation (2)

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Question 11: Which has more resistance : (a) a long piece of nichrome wire or a short one ? (b) a thick piece of nichrome wire or a thin piece ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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tion:HEY bro This will help USEE 11 OK

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Question 14: (a) What do you understand by the “resistivity” of a substance ? A wire is 1.0 m long, 0.2 mm in diameter and has a resistance of 10 Ω. Calculate the resistivity of its material ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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Resistivity or specific RESISTANCE of a body is a characteristic by which one can judge the electrical property of a SUBSTANCE. ... Resistivity quantifies how strongly a MATERIAL opposes the flow of electrons through it. If a material has low resistivity, it means it OFFERS less resistance to the ELECTRIC current. Follow me guysmark this as a brainlist answer

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Question 12: (a) How does the resistance of a pure metal change if its temperature decreases ? (b) How does the presence of impurities in a metal affect its resistance ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

Answer» STANCE INCREASE as the TEMPERATURE decrease.Explanation:☹️☹️☹️
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Question 10: Why are the coils of electric irons and electric toasters made of an alloy rather than a pure metal ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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YOUR ANSWER :-Coils of electric irons and electric TOASTERS are made of an ALLOY rather than a pure METAL because alloys have more resistance and high melting point as compared to pure metal as they are mixture of different METALS due to which they didn't melt even at very high temperature.Please mark brainliest.THANKS.

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Question 21: Explain how, a karate player can break a pile of tiles with a single blow of his hand. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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the karate player moves his hand very ,very FAST .In doing so ,the large MOMENTUM of the fast moving hand is reflected to ZERO in a very,very short time. This exerts a very large force on the PILE of tiles which is sufficient to break them apartExplanation:

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Question 26: Which of the two, balanced forces or unbalanced forces, can change the shape of an object ? Give an example to illustrate your answer. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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Out of balanced force and imbalanced force , shape of an object is changed by applying balanced force as it ACTS on all the surface of the object equally. One EXAMPLE to illustrate the above statement is: SQUEEZING of a BALLOON. When a balloon is being squeezed with TWO hands from two sides, the shape of the balloon changes. Because of the resultant force being equal, the balloon doesn't move but its shape is changed.

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According to special theory of relativity which of following is same in all inertial frames of energy (a)length of objects(b)masses of objects(c)time interval between two events(d)speed of light

Answer» B MASSES of OBJECTS
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80. A body is projected with kinetic energy E such that its range is maximum. Itspotential energy at the maximum height is1) E 2) E/2 3) 2 E 4) rootoverE

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e/2Explanation:kinetic energy range is always MAXIMUM so U can TAKE positive SIGN so the maximum height will bee/2

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. A bullet when fired at a target with a velocity of 100 m/sec penetrates one metre into it. If thebullet is fired at a similar target with a thickness0.5 metre, then it will emerge from it with avelocity of:​

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re can be PENETRATED from the VELOCITY of 100 m/s, then 0.5 m can be penetrated from the velocity of 100*0.5=50therefore velocity is 50m/s.I HOPE it HELPS you.

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the north pole end of a bar magnet is held near a stationary positively charged piece of plastic . is the plastic attracted, repelled or unaffected by the magnet.​

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is UNAFFECTED by the MAGNET

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A bike starting from rest with a velocity of 72 km per hour over a distance of 40 metres. Calculate is acceleration. ​

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u=0 v=72km/ph or 72*5/18 =20m/sd=40 metres So by third EQUATION of MOTION we get 2as=v^2+u^22*a*40=(20)^2 + 0^280a=400+080a=400a=400/80a=5m/s^2Explanation:

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FORCE AND MOTION 10kgh1. Three blocks are attached with strings. Surfaces are frictionless.Find tension in the strings and acceleration of the system.

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I don't UNDERSTOOD what U have ASKED

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Question 62: Study the speed-time graph of a car given alongside and answer the following questions: (i) What type of motion is represented by OA ? (ii) What type of motion is represented by AB ? (iii) What type of motion is represented by BC ? (iv) What is the acceleration of car from O to A ? (v)What is the acceleration of car from A to B ? (vi) What is the retardation of car from B to C ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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tion:The motion from O to A represents a UNIFORM acceleration. The CONSTANT rate of acceleration is derived from the constant increase in speed at a particular time.The motion from A to B has a Constant speed. This is because speed remains constant for the time.Uniform retardation is represented by BC. This is because there’s a steady rate of decrease in speed PER unit time. The acceleration of a car is .The acceleration of the car from point A to B is Zero. This is because there’s no change in velocity at this moment.The retardation of the car from point B to C is

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Question 33: A p.d. of 10 V is needed to make a current of 0.02 A flow through a wire. What p.d. is needed to make a current of 250 mA flow through the same wire ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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125VExplanation:Since by the HELP of Ohm's law we can CONCLUDE that V=IRso 10V and 0.02 A gives 500 ohm resistance250 mA and 500ohm will give 125 VV=250/1000*500=1/4*500=125V

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Question 20: (a) What is the ratio of potential difference and current known as ? (b) The values of potential difference V applied across a resistor and the corresponding values of current I flowing in the resistor are given below : (c) Name the law which is illustrated by the above V-I graph. (d) Write down the formula which states the relation between potential difference, current and resistance, (e) The potential difference between the terminals of an electric iron is 240 V and the current is 5.0 A. What is the resistance of the electric iron ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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tudents,◆ Answers -(a) The ratio of potential DIFFERENCE and current known as RESISTANCE.(b) Question is incomplete.(c) Ohm's law is illustrated by V-I graph.(d) Relationship between VOLTAGE, current and resistance is GIVEN by formula V = RI.(e) Resistance of electronic IRON is given by R = V/I = 240/5 = 48 ohmThanks dear...

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Question 30: An electric room heater draws a current of 2.4 A from the 120 V supply line. What current will this room heater draw when connected to 240 V supply line ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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i1v1=i2v2 APPLY itExplanation:UR ANSWER will COME 6by5

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Question 59: A car is moving on a straight road with uniform acceleration. The speed of the car varies with time as follows : Time (s) : 0 2 4 6 8 10 Speed (m/s) : 4 8 12 16 20 24 Draw the speed-time graph by choosing a convenient scale. From this graph : (i) Calculate the acceleration of the car. (ii) Calculate the distance travelled by the car in 10 seconds. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

Answer» EXPLANATION:a = (V-u) / t   where v is FINAL VELOCITY v = displacement / timeu is initial velocity
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Question 60: The graph given alongside shows how the speed of a car changes with time: (i) What is the initial speed of the car ? (ii) What is the maximum speed attained by the car ? (iii) Which part of the graph shows zero acceleration ? (iv) Which part of the graph shows varying retardation ? (v) Find the distance travelled in first 8 hours. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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graph dal do TAB n ANSWER dunga

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Question 61: Three speed-time graphs are given below : Which graph represents the case of: (i) a cricket ball thrown vertically upwards and returning to the hands of the thrower ? (ii) a trolley decelerating to a constant speed and then accelerating uniformly ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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1. Graph c2. Graph aExplanation:(i) Graph (c): The speedof the ball GOES on decreasing uniformly as it moves upward ZERO at the highest point, and then increases uniformly as it moves DOWNWARD.(ii) Grap(a): The SPEED of the trolley decreases uniformly, then it moves at a CONSTANT speed, and then the speed increases uniformly.

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Question 56: Given alongside is the velocity-time graph for a moving body : Find : (i) Velocity of the body at point C. (ii) Acceleration acting on the body between A and (iii) Acceleration acting on the body between B and C. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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r,Corresponding diagram is missing from the question. I'll ADD that in image.◆ ANSWERS -Velocity at C, v = 40 km/hBetween A and B, a = 6.67 km/h²Between B and C, a = 0 km/h²◆ Explanation -(i) Velocity of the BODY at point C -From the graph, velocity of the body at point C is 40 km/h.v = 40 km/h(ii) Acceleration acting on the body between A and B -a = (v-u)/TA = (40-20)/3a = 6.67 km/h²(iii) Acceleration acting on the body between B and C -a = (v-u)/ta = (40-40)/3a = 0 km/h²Thanks dear...

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Question 53: The graph given alongside shows the positions of a body at different times. Calculate the speed of the body as it moves from : (i) A to B, (ii) B to C, and (iii) C to D. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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(i) Speed from A to B = 1 cm/s(ii) Speed from B to C = 0(iii) Speed from C to D = 2 cm/sExplanation:The graph is attachedFrom A to B the graph is a straight LINE, from B to C it is a horizontal line parallel to the time AXIS and from C to D it is again a straight lineDistance COVERED from A to B = 3-0 = 3 cmTime taken from A to B = 5-2 = 3 secondsTherefore speed from A to B = Distance/ Time = 3/3 = 1 cm/sDistance covered from B to C = 3-3 = 0 cmTime taken from B to C = 7-5 = 2 secondsTherefore speed from B to C = Distance/ Time = 0/2 = 0Distance covered from C to D = 7-3 = 4 cmTime taken from C to D = 9-7 = 2 secondsTherefore speed from C to D = Distance/ Time = 4/2 = 2 cm/s

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Question 58: The speed-time graph of an ascending passenger lift is given alongside. What is the acceleration of the lift: (i) during the first two seconds ? (ii) between second and tenth second ? (iii) during the last two seconds ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

Answer» EXPLANATION:YES PLEASE TELL the ANSWER
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Question 34: An electric heater is connected to the 230 V mains supply. A current of 8 A flows through the heater. (a) How much charge flows around the circuit each second ? (b) How much energy is transferred to the heater each second ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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.p.d. = 230 V, I = 8 A(a) from the formula....I = Q/tQ = I × tQ=  8 × 1 = 8Ccharge FLOWS around the circuit each second is 8C(b) p.d. = 230 VI = 8 Awe KNOW.. ENERGY transferred = work doneso from the formula...p.d. = work done/CHARGE movedwork done = p.d. × charge movedwork done = 230 × 8 = 1840Jso the energy transferred is 1840J

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Question 32: A student made an electric circuit shown here to measure the current through two lamps. (a) Are the lamps in series or parallel ? (b) The student has made a mistake in this circuit. What is the mistake ? (c) Draw a circuit diagram to show the correct way to connect the circuit. Use the proper circuit symbols in your diagram. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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lamps are in series combination, in series combination, EVERY device must FUNCTION for the circuit to be complete. also in series combination, current through each device is same. (B) here, student connected an ammeter in parallel combination with the lamps but we know ammeter is always connected in series combination.(c) SEE figure,

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Question 30: A cyclist is travelling at 15 m s-1. She applies brakes so that she does not collide with a wall 18 m away. What deceleration must she have ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9

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Question 25: In 10 s, a charge of 25 C leaves a battery, and 200 j of energy are delivered to an outside circuit as a result. (a) What is the p.d. across the battery ? (b) What current flows from the battery ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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Question 26: (a) Define electric current. What is the SI unit of electric current. (b) One coulomb of charge flows through any cross-section of a conductor in 1 second. What is the current flowing through the conductor ? (c) Which instrument is used to measure electric current ? How should it be connected in a circuit ? (d) What is the conventional direction of the flow of electric current ? How does it differ from the direction of flow of electrons ? (e) A flash of lightning carries 10 C of charge which flows for 0.01 s. What is the current ? If the voltage is 10 MV, what is the energy ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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a. rmelectric current is defined as the rate of flow of electric charge...s.i units....AMPERE (A)b.One coulomb is nearly equal to 6 x 1018 electrons. SI unit of electric current is ampere (A). Ampere is the flow of electric charges through a surface at the rate of one coulomb per second. This means if 1 coulomb of electric charge flows through a cross section for 1 second, it would be equal to 1 ampere.C.ampere meter...or ammeterd.The particles that carry charge through wires in a circuit are mobile electrons. The electric field DIRECTION within a circuit is by definition the direction that positive test charges are pushed. THUS, these negatively CHARGED electrons move in the direction opposite the electric field.e.Q=10 c,t=0.01 sI=Q/T=10/0.01=1000Ap.d=W/Q=W=p.d×Q =10x10^6x10 =100MJ

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Question 24: The p.d. across a lamp is 12 V. How many joules of electrical energy are changed into heat and light when : (a) a charge of 1 C passes through it ? (b) a charge of 5 C passes through it ? (c) a current of 2 A flows through it for 10 s ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10

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