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Physics practical q 17 ans fast |
| Answer» E please NAME the practical book then I will give you the answer of question 17 | |
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Kindly solve this qt |
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Answer» I thinkdensity=0.4 is the ANSWER... |
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What donu mean by 2m/s square |
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Answer» now I am SORRY |
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a projectile Rises to the height of 10 metres and more and that Falls at a distance 30 metres away from the point of projection with vertical displacement is |
| Answer» VERTICAL DISPLACEMENT is 0m.Explanation: | |
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34. An object moving in a circular path at constant speed has constant (1) Energy(2) Velocity(3) Acceleration(4) Displacementgive reason |
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Answer» THE CORRECT ANSWER IS ACCELERATION BECAUSE A MOVING THING IS MOVING ON A SAME SPEED IS POSSIBLE BUT IN 4 OPTION THIS IS POSSIBLE IN ACCELERATION ONLY LEFT THREE OPTION IS NOT POSSIBLE THEY HAVE TO MORE OR LESS THE SPEED |
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Translate 35 degree Celsius to kelvin |
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Answer» 95Explanation:HOPE it HELPS U REFFER the ATTACHMENT |
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1. A hammer exerts a force of 1.5 N on each of the two nails A and B. The area of cross section of tip of nailA is 2 mmwhile that of nail B is 6 mm2. Calculatepressure on each nail in pascal. |
| Answer» TION:F=1.5NA=2mm^2 = 2×10^-6m^2. Pressure=1.5/2×10^-6 =7.5×10^5 A=6mm^2 =6×10^-6m^2 Pressure=1.5/6×10^-6 =2.5×10^5 | |
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Question 21: (a) Derive the expression for the heat produced due to a current ‘I’ flowing for a time interval ‘t’ through a resistor ‘R’ having a potential difference ‘V’ across its ends. With which name is this relation known ? (b) How much heat will an instrument of 12 W produce in one minute if it is connected to a battery of 12 V ? (c) The current passing through a room heater has been halved. What will happen to the heat produced by it ? (d) What is meant by the heating effect of current ? Give two applications of the heating effect of current. (e) Name the material which is used for making the filaments of an electric bulb. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» done w = potential difference V × CHARGE q .....3by ohm's LAW , V = IR .....1q =It ......2substitute 1,2 in 3w= V × qw= IR × Itw= L2 ( I square) Rt ACCORDING to joules law ,W= H,I 2 (i square) Rt |
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Question 56: (a) State the principle of flotation. (b) A floating boat displaces water weighing 6000 newtons. (i) What is the buoyant force on the boat ? (ii) What is the weight of the boat ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9 |
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Answer» the PRINCIPLE of floatationExplanation: |
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Question 17: A heating coil has a resistance of 200 Ω. At what rate will heat be produced in it when a current of 2.5 A flows through it ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» ज़ब्स्ण्डजसज्जजशस्जक्सन्सन्समक्सन्सनज़्जष्कद |
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Question 16: When a current of 4.0 A passes through a certain resistor for 10 minutes, 2.88 x 104 J of heat are produced. Calculate : (a) the power of the resistor. (b) the voltage across the resistor. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Question 50: A pressure of 10 Pa acts on an area of 3.0 m2. What is the force acting on the area ? What force will be exerted by the application of same pressure if the area is made one-third ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9 |
| Answer» 30N , 10NExplanation:P=F/A i.e.F=PxA now P=10Pa =10N/m^2 and A=3m^2 so F= 30N SINCE area is made 1/3rd so force will be 1/3 of F =10N | |
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Question 12: (a) State and explain Joule’s law of heating. (b) A resistance of 40 ohms and one of 60 ohms are arranged in series across 220 volt supply. Find the heat in joules produced by this combination of resistances in half a minute. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
| Answer» E here is your ANSWER | |
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Question 51: A girl is wearing a pair of flat shoes. She weighs 550 N. The area of contact of one shoe with the ground is 160 cm2. What pressure will be exerted by the girl on the ground : (a) if she stands on two feet ? (b) if she stands on one foot ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9 |
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Answer» a) 1718.75 N/m^2b) 3437.5 N/m^2Explanation:The girl's weight in the above given problem is 550N. As we KNOW that weight is the force with which earth attracts every body towards itself. So, F=550N.Now, the contact of one of her feet with the ground has the area of 160cm^2.Converting 160cm^2 to m^2 , we get 0.16m^2.To find the PRESSURE we apply the formula of: Pressure = Force applied/ AREAA) So, if the girl is STANDING on two of her feet, then the area covered will be double. Therefore 0.16×2 = 0.32 m^2.So, Pressure= 550/0.32 = 1718.75 N/m^2b) Now, when the girl stands on one of her feet, the area covered is 0.16m^2.So, Pressure = 550/ 0.16 = 3437.5 N/m^2 |
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Question 38: Explain why, wooden (or concrete) sleepers are kept below the railway line. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9 |
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Answer» tion:wide wooden SLEEPERS are placed below the RAILWAY tracks so that the pressure exerted by the rails on the ground becomes LESS. therefore, increase in area decreases the pressure . |
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Question 15: Explain why, the current that makes the heater element very hot, only slightly warms the connecting wires leading to the heater. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» The AMOUNT of current which makes the heater element very HOT but the CONNECTING wires slight warmer is because of the high resistance of heater element.The amount of hotness the passing current will produce, depends on the resistance of the conductor and also on the time.Since the resistance in connecting wire is much less than the heater element, it gets SLIGHTLY warm. |
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Question 30: What happens to the buoyant force as more and more volume of a solid object is immersed in a liquid ? When does the buoyant force become maximum ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9 |
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Answer» tion:The buoyant force is extracted from the fluid's pressure on the surface. Because the pressure increases as the distance increases, the pressure at an object's bottom is ALWAYS greater than the force at the top-hence the upward force of the net. WHETHER the object floats or FALLS, there is the buoyant force.As the mass of the solid object becomes more and more IMMERSED in the liquid, so does the upward ' buoyant force. ' The buoyant force acting on the solid reaches peak and remains constant AFTERWARDS when the object is completely immersed in the water. |
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Question 13: Why is an electric light bulb not filled with air ? Explain why argon or nitrogen is filled in an electric bulb. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» because argon PREVENTS the evaporation of TUNGSTEN filaments , GIVING it BULB a LONG life.Explanation: |
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Question 11: State three factors on which the heat produced by an electric current depends. How does it depend on these factors ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» heat produced by the elctric current depend on current(i) and rrsistance (R) and TIME (t)Explanation:H = i SQUARE RT |
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A ball is thrown up at a speed of 4.0 m/s. Find the maximum height reached by the ball. Take g= 10 m/s2. 2 A ball is thrown upwards with a speed of 3ms from a 50 m high tower. Find the speed with which it strikesthe ground. Take g = 9.8 m/s2. |
| Answer» TION:QUESTION NO1 pic 1 question no2 pic 2 | |
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make a collection of action pictures showing living and nonliving things in motion paste them neatly in a Scrapbook under each picture write the type of motion and non motion the picture shows |
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A bullet is fired in to a fixed block of Wood of thickness 0.1m with a velocity 300m/s.it comes out with Velocity 100m/s. find outthe retardation Produced find also the time takenby the bullet to cross the bock? |
| Answer» THICKNESS =0.1mV(INITIAL )=300m/sV(FINAL) =100m/sChange in V=100-300 =-200Time=Thickness/change in v T=0.1/200=5secAcceleration =v(final) - v(initial) /t 100-300/5=-200/5 =-40m/s^2 | |
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Solve this question please..... |
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Answer» !ṧ !ℵ ᾰ♭✺ṽḙ ᾰттᾰḉℏՊḙℵт❤.❤ |
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A body is released from the top of the tower height H. It takes t time to reach the ground. Whereis the body t÷2time after release :- |
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Answer» gt 2 At 2t ,s= 21 g(t/2) 2 = 41 ( 21 gt 2 )s= 41 HTherefore, the height from ground is GIVEN by,x=H−s=H− 41 H= 43 H |
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In 10 decades is equal to 1 century, 1 year is equal to how many centuries |
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Answer» 1/100 centuariesExplanation: |
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30. The magnetic needle of tangent galvanometer is deflected at an angle 30º due to a magnet. Thehorizontal component of earth's magnetic field is0.34 x 10-4 T along the plane of the coil. Then themagnetic intensity will be(1) 1.96 * 105 T (2) 1.96 104 T(3) 1.96 * 10-4T (4) 1.96 * 10-5 T |
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Answer» Magnetic intensity is B = Explanation:In this question We have been given thatValue of the magnetic field is 0.34\times 10^{-4} T Deflected at an angle 30° So, we can find the value of magnetic intensity vector quantity pertaining to the condition at any point under the magnetic influence like an electric CURRENT, or an electromagnetic wave measured by the FORCE exerted on a vacuum upon a FREE unit NORTH pole placed at the point.magnetic intensity B = B = B = HENCE, Magnetic intensity is |
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a body of mass m is projected with Initial speed u at an angle theta with the horizontal. the change in momentum of body after time t is?answer with full explanation |
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Answer» as we know that a projectile motion is a COMBINATION to horizontal and verticle motion.The vetical component of intial VELOCITY ‘u’ ALWAYS remains constant ,i.e. in this case ,ux=ucoso, throughout the motion.So change in momentum in horizonal direction is 0(zero).Now analysing the VERTICAL direction motion we know intial velocity in vertical direction uy=usino.After time t,vy=usino-gt,(USING eq. of motion ,v=u+at)Thus, Change in momentum in vertical direction =m.vy-m.uy =m.(usino-gt)-(m.usino)=-mgtif it is correct pls follow and thank me and also put it as brainliest |
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Two bodies of masses 4.kg and 16 kg at rest to acted upon by same force. The ratio of timesrequired to attain the same speed is, |
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Answer» e ratio of times to attain the same speed is 1 : 4Explanation: VELOCITY for mass 1 kg = v 1 Taking velocity for mass 4 kg = v2Given that e1 = e 2 Equating the above terms and simplifying, we GET, Now the momentum is given by:Momentum for mass 1 kg = P1 Momentum for 4 kg mass = p2 P1 = 1 × v 1 and P 2 =4 × v 2Then P1 / P2 = 1 / 4 = 1 : 4Thus the ratio of times to attain the same speed is 1 : 4 |
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Question 9: Why does the connecting cord of an electric heater not glow hot while the heating element does ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» The heating element of the heater is made up of alloy which has very high RESISTANCE. So, when current flows through the heating element, it becomes too HOT and glows red DUE to heating EFFECT of current. But the resistance of cord which is usually of copper or aluminium is very low so it does not glow.Hope this will help u PLZ MARK IT BRAINLEIST!!! |
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Question 44: An electric bulb is rated as 10 W, 220 V. How many of these bulbs can be connected in parallel across the two wires of 220 V supply line if the maximum current which can be drawn is 5 A ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» Aãl fùzäßExplanation: |
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Question 43: A boy noted the readings on his home’s electricity meter on Sunday at 8 AM and again on Monday at 8 AM (see figure below). (a) What was the meter reading on Sunday ? (b) What was the meter reading on Monday ? (c) How many units of electricity have been used ? (d) In how much time these units have been used ? (e) If the rate is Rs. 5 per unit, what is the cost of electricity used during this time ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» he question is incomplete as the diagram is not provided, the diagram has been attached for the above given question.ANSWER:A boy noted an electric meter reading on SUNDAY and MONDAY at 8 am in the morning. The electric meter reading was taken at his home.a) On Sunday the electric meter reading taken was 42919.b) On Monday the electric meter reading taken on Monday was 42935.c) So, the AMOUNT of electricity used from Sunday to Monday can be calculated by subtracting the two meter readings ( 42935-42919) = 16 units.d) The increase in 16 unit has occured in a day (24 hours), that is from Sunday 8 am to Monday 8 am.e) For 1 unit, COST of electricity is Rs 5. For 16 unit, cost of electricity is Rs 16×5 = Rs 80. |
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Temparture badane par resistance badta h yaa kam hota h |
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Answer» It increases Explanation:Becoz TEMPERATURE is directly PROPORTIONAL to RESISTANCE |
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Solve this question....... |
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Answer» ⓛⓝⓘⓝⓖenergy of INCIDENT Photon ,E = hc/ lemda = 1242eV nm/ 300nm= 4.14 EV electron will be knocked out of the hydrogen ATOM if :-E > 13.6 eV electron will go to First excited state if :-E > energy of first excited state .so electron will keep orbiting in the ground state of atom .❤.❤ |
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A slab of mass M is released from a height H on the top of a spring of force constant K. The maximum compression of the spring is 'Y', then |
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Answer» meaning of rushed , labelled , casually elegant, viability obstacles , , explore admist , ,CONFESSED , invigorate ,bit by bit argument ACCUSED , stagnant , clung ,HEFTY , hoarse , excessive BREEDING plz tell all meaning |
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Write a para about loudness and pitch |
| Answer» TION:loudness DEPENDS on the energy of the wave. In general, the pitch is the reason behind the DIFFERENCE in voice quality of DIFFERENT individuals. The pitch of a sound depends on the frequency while loudness of a sound depends on the amplitude of sound waves. | |
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92. With cold wind keeping the surface at -10°C, a layer of ice on a pond grows inthickness from 20 mm to 21 mm in 10 min.Later on with the surface at the sametemperature, it will grow from 40 mm to42 mm in approximately (in min.)1) 10 2)5 3) 20 4) 40 |
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Solve this problem.... |
| Answer» CASE 1u=10m/s, v=0,s=20m so USE v^2=U^2+2as u GOT a =-2.5Now in case2v=0,u=30m/s ,a=-2.5 again use v^2=u^2+2as u got s =180M | |
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A = tan-1(2.4) calculate |
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Answer» dfùê át lañçeExplanation: |
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Question 42: The table below shows the current in three different electrical appliances when connected to the 240 V mains supply : (a) Which appliance has the greatest electrical resistance ? How does the data show this ? (b) The lamp is connected to the mains supply by using a thin, twin-cored cable consisting of live and neutral wires. State two reasons why this cable should not be used for connecting the kettle to the mains supply. (c) Calculate the power rating of the kettle when it is operated from the 240 V mains supply. (d) A man takes the kettle abroad where the mains supply is 120 V. What is the current in the kettle when it is operated from the 120 V supply ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» Since the above given question is incomplete as the table is not provided, so the table in detail has been provided below:The table below shows the current in three different electrical appliances when connected to the 240 V mains supply :Appliance Current Kettle 8.5 A Lamp 0.4 A Toaster 4.8 AANSWER:a) Since current PASSED is inversely proportional to the resistance of the conductor, so the greatest resistance is possessed by the lamp.b) i) Due to excessive heating melting down of wire might occur, as large amount of current is drawn by the kettle.ii) Earthing system is required to MAINTAIN safety of a current conducting device which is not here.c) To calculate power, we APPLY the formula :P= VIP = 240 × 8.5 = 2040 Wd) To calculate the power supply at 120V , we find the value of R [V^2/P], which is = 28.23 ohm [ 240^2/2040]Now, I= V/R So, I = 120/28.23 = 4.25 amp |
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Question 6: State whether the following statements are true or false : (a) The buoyant force depends on the nature of object immersed in the liquid (b) Archimedes’ principle can also be applied to gases. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9 |
| Answer» SE(B) TrueHope it HELPS..!! | |
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Question 41: State whether an electric heater will consume more electrical energy or less electrical energy per second when the length of its heating element is reduced. Give reasons for your answer. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» It will CONSUME more electricity Explanation:BECOZ ELECTRICAL ENERGY is inversely proportional to length |
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Question 76: What is the actual shape of the orbit of a planet around the sun ? What assumption was made by Newton regarding the shape of an orbit of a planet around the sun for deriving his inverse square rule from Kepler’s third law of planetary motion ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9 |
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Question 75: A stone and the earth attract each other with an equal and opposite force. Why then we see only the stone falling towards the earth but not the earth rising towards the stone ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9 |
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Answer» because gravity DEPENDS on the mass of objects. the mass of the EARTH is more than the STONE so, stone is ATTRACTED towards the earth |
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Question 29: (a) What is meant by “electric power” ? Write the formula for electric power in terms of potential difference and current. (b) The diagram below shows a circuit containing a lamp L, a voltmeter and an ammeter. The voltmeter reading is 3 V and the ammeter reading is 0.5 A (i) What is the resistance of the lamp ? (ii) What is the power of the lamp ? (c) Define kilowatt-hour. How many joules are there in one kilowatt-hour ? (d) Calculate the cost of operating a heater of 500 W for 20 hours at the rate of ? ₹ 3.90 per unit. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» Explanation:power is how MUCH energy is transfered in a secondpotential DIFFERENC is also called as voltage sopower= current*voltage(b) Resistance=voltage/current=3/0.5=6 OHMS(II) power= I*V=3*.5=1.5W |
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Question 28: An electric fan runs from the 230 V mains. The current flowing through it is 0.4 A. At what rate is electrical energy transferred by the fan ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 10 |
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Answer» al difference : 230 vcurrent : 0.4 Arate at which ENERGY FLOW = ? Energy = POWER , power = POTENTIAL difference × current so, P = 230 × 0.4 = 92 |
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Question 74: A coin and a piece of paper are dropped simultaneously from the same height. Which of the two will touch the ground first ? What will happen if the coin and the piece of paper are dropped in vacuum ? Give reasons for your answer. Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9 |
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Answer» when DROPPED simultaneously in non vacuum region the COIN will touch the GROUND FIRST as acceleration due to gravity will act more due to more mass.but when dropped in vacuum both of them will REACH the ground in same time as there will be no acceleration due to gravity and so mass should not be considered |
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Question 72: Universal law of gravitation states that every object exerts a gravitational force of attraction on every other object. If this is true, why don’t we notice such forces ? Why don’t the two objects in a room move towards each other due to this force ? Lakhmir Singh Physics Class 9 |
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Answer» we dont notice the forces because the forces between tiny OBJECTS [almost everything is tiny when compared to the size and mass of the Earth] is EXTREMELY negligible ie too small to take into consideration.hope it HELPS and PLS MARK as brainliest:) |
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Solve it.....plz ...... |
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At what height above the ground must a mass of 5 kg be to have its P.E. equal in value to the K.E. possessed by it when it moves with a velocity of10 m/s? (Assume g = 10 m/s") |
| Answer» LET the hight be xgiven P.E. should be EQUAL to K.E.THEREFOREmgh=1/2mv^2 putting value5*10*x=1/2*5*(10)^2=>50x=250=>x=5m | |
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3. A concave mirror produces a real image of size 3 times that of the object at a distance of 30 cm from the pole of the mirror. Find the position of the object.(Similar C.B.S.E. 2011)[Ans. - 90 cm]4. How far should an object be from the pole of a concave mirror of focal length 20 cm to form a real imagewhose size isth of the size of the object.(Similar C.B.S.E. 2011) [Ans. 120 cm] answer this and help me plz with full explanation |
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Answer» nked picture is of fourth question3.Given: OBJECT distance =u=-30cm(by sign convention)V=?height of object be =H cmheight of image=- 3h cm(real image)h=-v/um=height of image/height of object⇒-3h/h = -v/uh3=v/u⇒v=uX3∵u=-30cmwe get v=-30x3=-90cmNegative sign indicates that image formed is real and inverted at a distance of 90cm from mirror... 4.virtual image will be formed behind the concave mirror if the object is placed between pole and focus of the mirror.The follwing figures explain the formation of images in a convex mirror when the object is placed in different positions in FRONT of it.●its figure is being attached at the starting |
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