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What is systematic error? Write down the cause and minimisation of systematic error. |
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Define accuracy. Explain accuracy in measurement giving suitable examples. |
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Answer» Explanation:Accuracy REFERS to closeness of a measured value or known valueFor example if a thing is given you to tell the weight of it WITHOUT WEIGHING it you said that it weight is 9 kg but the ACTUAL weight is 10 kg the 9 kg is your accuracy |
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What is instrumental (constant) error? Explain the cause and remedies of instrumental errors. |
| Answer» ENTAL Errors that arise from the errors due to imperfect DESIGN or calibration of the measuring INSTRUMENT, zero error in the instrument, etc. For eg :- The temperature graduations of a THERMOMETER may be inadequately calibrated (it may READ 104°C at the boiling point of water at STP where as it should read 100°C); in a vernier calipers the zero mark of vernier scale may not coincide with the zero mark of the main scale, or simply an ordinary metre scale may be worn off at one end._________________________________ | |
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Define significant figures. State the rules for determining significant figures. |
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Answer» tion:The term significant figures refers to the number of important SINGLE DIGITS (0 through 9 inclusive) in the coefficient of an expression in scientific notation . The number of significant figures in an expression INDICATES the CONFIDENCE or precision with which an engineer or scientist states a quantity.1.Non-zero digits are always significant.2.Any zeros between two significant digits are significant.3.A final zero or TRAILING zeros in the decimal portion ONLY are significant. |
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Time period of a simple pendulum depends upon the length of pendulum (l) and acceleration due to gravity (g). Using dimensional analysis, obtain an expression for time period of simple pendulum. |
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Answer» T=timem=massL= lengthk is CONSTANT |
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Whether all constants are dimensionless or unitless? |
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Answer» In PHYSICS, a dimensionless physical constant, sometimes called a fundamental physical constant, is a physical constant that is dimensionless, i.e. a PURE number having no units ATTACHED and having a NUMERICAL VALUE that is independent of whatever system of units may be used. |
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How to determine the distance of different stars from the Earth?ORExplain the method to determine the distance of a planet from the earth and the diameter of the planet. |
| Answer» EXPLANATION:The DISTANCE between these THINGS is DETERMINED by TRIGNOMETRY | |
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Define dimensions and dimensional equation of physical quantities. Give two examples of each. |
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Answer» ........EXPLANATION:DIMENSIONL FORMULA |
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Define Osmoregulation |
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Answer» the maintenance of constantshExplanation:osmotic pressure in the fluides of ORGANISM of control of WATER and salt CONCENTRATION . |
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The force between two point charges is 100 N in air. Calculate the force if the distance between them is increased by 50%. |
| Answer» EXPLANATION:The value of force is given to be 100N. We have to compare the FIRST force with the second and FIND out the second force. | |
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Please solve this physics question |
| Answer» YOUNG's modulus : Y = stress/STRAIN Strain = change in length/length Strain has no units.stress = pressure = force/unit area = mass * length /time² / (length)² = mass /(length - time²)SI units : KG/(m-sec²) = 1000 gm /(100 cm - sec²) = 10 gm/cm-sec²CGS units = gm/(cm - sec²)Ratio = 10 | |
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A mass M is held in place by an applied force F and a pulley system as shown in the figure. The pulleys are massless and frictionless a. draw FBD for each pulleyb. find the tension in each section of rope T1,T2,T3,T4 and T5c. find the magnitude of F. |
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Answer» Lets take SYSTEM is in equilibrium .The tension in the each string is CONSTANT ANS it is ASSUME that string is inelastic.F=T₁=T₃ T₅ = mg T₅= = T₂ + T₃T₂=T₃So we can SAY thatmg =2 T₂T₂ = mg/2T₃=mg/2 F=T₁=T₃ = mg/2T₄ = T₁ + T₃ + T₂T₄ = mg/2 + mg/2+ mg/2T₄ = 3 mg/2 |
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Find vector in detection of vector ^ ^ 3i + 4j |
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Answer» We have been given two vectors: To find the scalar product of two vectors we will USE: Where, i, j, and k are the components of UNIT vectors ALONG 'x', 'y', and 'Z'. so the scalar product is given by: So the scalar product of vectors a and b is .VECTOR product of the vectors 'a' and 'b' is given by: Substituting the values of each component we get: The vector product of 'a' and 'b' is represented by : |
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Differential coffiecient of (x-1) (2x+5) |
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Answer» (x-1)(2x+5)2x^2+3x-5 |
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Classify the following units into fundamental, supplementary and derived units:newton, metre, candela, radian, hertz, square metre, tesla, ampere, kelvin, volt, mol, coulomb, farad, steradian. |
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Answer» 1.Newton METRE is TORQUE unit2.Candela is luminious instensity 3.Radian is unit of measure4.hertz is unit of frequency5.square metre is unit of area6.telsa is unit of MAGNETIC induction7.ampere is unit of electric current8.Kelvin is unit of TEMPERATURE 9.volt is unit of electric10.mole is unit of AMOUNT of substance11.coulomb is unit of electric charge12.farad is unit of capacitance13.steradian is unit of solid angle. |
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Initially a car is moving with speed of 20 ms- and covers a distance of 100 m before it comes to rest.On making the initial speed of car 40 ms-keeping the acceleration same, the distancetravelled by car before it comes to rest is |
| Answer» 800M Explanation:0²=20²+2aSa=-400/2Sa=-400/200a=-2m/s²Acceleration is same, now u=40m/s0²=40²+2aS¹ S¹=-1600÷(2×-2)S¹=800m | |
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A Block of mass 0.3kg is suspended from the ceiling by Light string.A second block mass 0.2 kg is suspended from the first block through another string. find the tendons in the two strings. |
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Answer» -Mass of first block = M = 0.3 KgMass of Second block = m = 0.2 KgWe are required to find tension in the strings T1 and T2 respectively. We will take second block to find and then for we will consider whole BODY as a SYSTEM. Again,For HENCE,=5N=2N |
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Pls solve the null vector question |
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Answer» t IMPLIES that EITHER of the two MUST have a MAGNITUDE equal to zero. |
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Hii guys...Can you please tell me What is Solid angle??? |
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Answer» a three-dimensional analog of an ANGLE, such as that subtended by a cone or formed by planes meeting at a point. It is measured in steradiansExplanation:In GEOMETRY, a solid angle is a measure of the amount of the FIELD of view from some PARTICULAR point that a given object covers. That is, it is a measure of how LARGE the object appears to an observer looking from that point. The value of the solid angle is numerically equal to the size of that area divided by the square of the radius of the sphere.Hope it helps pls mark as the brainliest*puppy eyes* |
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A body released from the top of a tower of height H m. After 2s its is stopped and then instantaneously released. What will be its height in 2s |
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Answer» G=V-U/T9.8=0-U/2SECU=4.9m/sUSING SECOND EQUATION OF MOTIONS=UT+1/2AT²A=GS=4.9+1/2×9.8×2²S=4.9+1/2×9.8×4S=4.9+4.9×4S=9.8×4S=3.92 MTRTHE HIEGHT =3.92 METER EXPLANATION:U=INITIAL VELOCITYV=FINAL VELOCITYG=9.8M/SGIVEN:V=0U=?G=9.8T=2 SEC |
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What is the importance of technology in our life.?? |
| Answer» ANSWER:Technology is important in today's world because it SERVES a variety of functions in MANY of the most important aspects of MODERN society, like EDUCATION, communication, business and scientific progress | |
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The work done in lifting water from a well 6 m deep using a bucket of mass 0.5 kg and volume2.5 litres will be:. |
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How can we study for pcm for better result. not for class 10 and below students. |
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Answer» I am in class 11. I took PCM too. have to do REALLY HARD WORK and have to study a lot and lot. I am doing the same. BETTER if you will do it too.✌✌ |
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3. Cross-sectional area of a steel wire is 104m². How much force is required to double its length? Assume itthat upto such elongation, Hook's law is applicable.(Y = 2 x 10' N/m2)(UP 1988) |
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Write a para about what are the harms of noise pollution |
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Answer» Noise pollution can affect the health and behavior of humans adversely. Excessive voice can also cause damage to the physiological health. Elderly people exposed to excessive voice may suffer extensively reduced hearing sensitivity. Even children are more vulnerable to noise pollution.Noise pollution affects both health and behavior. UNWANTED sound (noise) can damage physiological health. Noise pollution can cause hypertension, high stress levels, tinnitus, hearing loss, sleep disturbances, and other harmful and disturbing effects.Noise pollution may be defined as any unwanted electromagnetic signal (sound) that produces a JARRING or displeasing EFFECT and which interferes with human communication, comfort and health. Noise pollution also CAUSED when the loudness of the sound BECOMES irritating or unbearable. |
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8. Particle A is at top of a tower of height 100 m. Particle B is at the bottom of the same tower. Inthe time taken by the particles to meet if they are thrown as given below for three separate cases.(a) A is dropped & Bis projected vertically upwards with a speed of 50 m/s.(b) A is projected downwards with a speed of 25 m/s & Bis projected upwards with a speed t50 m/s |
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Answer» 2 sec 4/3 secExplanation:Case 1 :A is Dropped B is VERTICALLY upward thrown with velocity of 50 m/sDistance to be covered by both = 100 mLet say After Time T they MeetUsing S = Ut + (1/2)at²Distance Covered by A = 0*t + (1/2)gt²Distance covered by B = 50T - (1/2)gt²(1/2)gt² + 50t - (1/2)gt² = 50t50t = 100=> t = 2 secCase 2 :A is Vertically DOWNWARD thrown with velocity of 25 m/sB is Vertically upward thrown with velocity of 50 m/sDistance to be covered by both = 100 mLet say After Time T they MeetUsing S = Ut + (1/2)at²Distance Covered by A = 25*t + (1/2)gt²Distance covered by B = 50t - (1/2)gt²25t + (1/2)gt² + 50t - (1/2)gt² = 75t75t = 100=> t = 4/3 sec |
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Findtheresultant30KN> 20KN450 $30040035kN |
| Answer» HEY BRO pls RECONSIDER your QUESTION and post again pls | |
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Explain 3rd law of motion |
| Answer» ACCORDING to Newton's third LAW of motion to every action their is an EQUAL and opposite reaction . | |
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Learning for the day : 1. Leo is travelling in bicycle at 15km/hr, suddenly rain comes. He started drenching. 2. Bob is walking at 4km/hr, suddenly rain comes. and he started drenching.3. Sam traveling in moped at 47 km/hr. Same rain and he also started drenching.4. Lee traveling in open jeep at 49 km/hr. He started drenching too .Having given these scenarios, tell me who will drench faster and explain theory behind it?Assume, Rain flow rate and speed is constant for everyone. |
| Answer» BOB will DRENCH firstExplanation:BCOZ he is TRAVELING in BICYCLE only at 4km/hr | |
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The antherozoids of Funaria are (1) Monoflagellated(2) Biflagellated(3) Non flagellated(4) Multiflagellated |
| Answer» 4) Biflagellated(not CONFIRMED TUKKA MARA HAI) | |
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. The kinetic energy K of a particle moving in a straight line depends upon the distance s as;K = as. The force acting on the particle is: |
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A spherical ball of mass m=5kg rests between two planes which make angles of 30°and 45°respectively with the horizontal. The system is in equilibrium. Find the normal force exerted on the ball by each of the planes. The planes are smooth. |
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Answer» the PRESSURE EXERTED by the PLANES MAKING an ANGLE 30° will be |
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A charged particle moves in a Gravity free space without change in velocity, which of the following is are possible. |
| Answer» KINDLY COMPLETE UR QUESTION.. | |
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ii) Which of the following is an ohmicconductor?(A) transistor (B)vacuum tube(C) electrolyte (D) nichrome wire |
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What is the minimum distance to create echo sounds |
| Answer» 17 m................. | |
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Equivalent resistance and electric current in cone of cube |
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Water drops fall from a tap on to the floor 5.0m below at regular intervals of time. The height at which the third drop will be from ground, at the instant when the first drop strikes the ground is?? |
| Answer» TION:S=ut+1/2at^2 S1=ut+1/2×10t^2 =5t^2(u=0). S2=5(2T)^2=20t^2. S2=4S1 S1=5/4m from TAP. From GROUND : 5-5/4=15/4m | |
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the 50kg homogenous smooth sphere rests on the 30° inclinedA and bears against the smooth vertical wall B. calculate the contact forces at A and B |
| Answer» PLZZZ give me BRAINLIEST ans and PLZZZZ FOLLOW me | |
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State the triangle law and parallelogram law for vector addition |
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Answer» The parallelogram law of vector addition : If TWO vectors acting simultaneously on a particle are represented in magnitude and DIRECTION by the two ADJACENT sides of a parallelogram drawn from a point, then their resultant is COMPLETELY represented in magnitude and direction by the DIAGONAL of that parallelogram drawn .. may help you |
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A cylinder of weight w is resting on a fixed V-groove as shown in figure. a) Draw is free body diagramb) Calculate the normal reactions between the cylinder and to inclined walls |
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In a moving bus why our body moves forward when brakes are applied?? |
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Answer» tion:when we are in a MOVING bus, our body is in motion with the bus. the tendency of our body to resist any change in its state of motion and continue to remain in motion is known as its inertia of motion. when brakes are APPLIED we TEND to fall FORWARDS die to this inertia. |
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There are two sphere of masses 50 kg and 20 kg. They are coming towards each other with velocity 10 m/s and 50 m/s. If they combined after collision, then find the velocity of combined sphere after collision. |
| Answer» TION:SPHERE 1 MARK BRAINLIEST | |
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give one example of each of the following situations (A) acceleration is against the direction of motion (B) acceleration is non uniform? |
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A stone is dropped from a balloon ascending with an uniform vertical velocity of 23.2 ms-l and reaches groundin 10 seconds. Find the height of the balloon when thestone reaches the ground. Take the value of g as 9.8 ms-2 |
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Answer» The height of the balloon when THESTONE reaches the GROUND = 722 meter.Explanation:Refer to the PIC. |
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A sphere is mass m radius R is placed between two vertical walls having separation d which is slightly greater than 2R: i) Calculate the force exerted by walls in the sphere.ii) calculate force exerted by ground surface on the sphere. |
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Answer» .......!!!!!!!!!We KNOW thatF=maMass of the OBJECT =MAcceleration is ZERO because force is on both directionSo at first CASE it is zeroAt second case it is equal to its MASS |
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Who is robert hooke explain |
| Answer» DISCOVERED the CELL and it's theoryin SECOND SENSE he was a MAN | |
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Define resolution of vector |
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Answer» tion:The process of SPLITTING a vector into VARIOUS parts or COMPONENTS is CALLED Resolution of vector. |
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Define pressure and buoyancy |
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Answer» Pressurecontinuous physical force exerted on or against an OBJECT by SOMETHING in contact with it.Buoyancythe ability or TENDENCY of something to FLOAT in WATER or other fluid. |
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