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S.I.unit of universal gas constant is |
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Answer» Explanation: hope this HELPS you:) pls MARK me the brainliest |
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Define angle of contant .Write the factors affecting on angle of contanct. |
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Answer» Answer: Factors affecting angle of CONTACT: When a liquid COMES in contact with a solid SURFACE it is generally curved at the point of contact. ... If the liquid is not pure and the surface of solid is not clean, then angle of contact will change. The angle of contact between pure water and clean glass is NEARLY ZERO |
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What spectrum is observed when absorbing material absorbs a continuousrange of wavelengths."OBand absorption spectrumOBand emission spectrumo Continuous absorption spectrumO Continuous emission spectrum |
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Answer» Answer: continuous ABSORPTION SPECTRUM Explanation: Essentially, the spectrum that we observe is the continuous spectrum with dark spots where the gas has "PICKED out" the CONTINUUM. Illustration of an absorption spectrum. The spectrum above shows a continuum spectrum absorbed by an gas. |
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What is ficitious define it |
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Answer» ADJECTIVE. created, taken, or assumed for the sake of CONCEALMENT; not GENUINE; false: fictitious names. of, relating to, or consisting of fiction; imaginatively produced or set forth; created by the IMAGINATION: a fictitious hero. |
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Write the uses of electroplating.8'class work book pages please send |
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Answer» Answer: USE of electolroplating is to PREVENT any metal from corrosion by APPLYING or PLATING a LAYER of zinc on it |
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Calculate the work done in blowing a soap bubble to a radius of 1 cm. The surfacetension of soap solution is |
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Q) A circket ball of mass 0.1 kg is moving horizontally with a speed of 30 m/s. It strikes a vertical wall and rebounds with a speed of 20 m/s in the opposite direction. The change in momentum of the ball is in kgm/s.(Ps. Don't spam or you will be blocked and reported) |
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Answer» Answer: 5 Explanation: ∆p=30*0.1-(-20*0.1) =3+2=5 |
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two 4microfarad capacitors are connected in series with a 12v battery.The energy stored in each capacitor is |
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Answer» helo guys its your answer Explanation: Two capacitors C1 and C2 are connected to a battery of 6V as SHOWN in FIG. Find the ... A capacitor is charged with a battery and energy stored is U. After disconnecting battery. |
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The volume of the metal cube is 125cm^3. if the density if the metal cube is 13.6gm/cm^. find the mass of the metal in kgfirst is marked brainliesthurry up |
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Answer» Answer: 68 Explanation: d=m/v m=d*v m=13.6*5 m=68 (125^3) =5 |
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Kya koi neutral body charge release kar sakti hai apne use ke liyecan their it possble that a neutral body release charge for its own use in nature |
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Answer» ............... ............. |
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Two identical blocks each of mass 3 Kg placed on a frictionless table as shown in thefigure, are pushed by a force of 30 N. calculate. (i) Force on block B by the block A. (ii) Force of block B on block A. (iii) Net force on block A. |
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Vishva ke sarvadhik jansankhya ghanatva wale marusthal ki koi do Jalwayvick visheshtaen bataiye |
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Answer» I did not UNDERSTAND this |
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State any two charcteristic of staitiometre |
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Answer» Explanation: The two characteristics of the principles of management are briefly mentioned below: 1. Universal APPLICABILITY : The principles of management are applicable to all types of organisations and at all the levels of management . 2. General GUIDELINES : management principles ACT only as guidelines for DECISION making and actions. They don't PROVIDE direct or ready-made solutions. |
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A point charge of 16nc is located at Q(2,3,5)bin free space if The potential at origin is 100V find V at(4,1,3) |
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Answer» gggggggg Explanation: kkkkkkkkkkkk |
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Obtain the relation between surface tension and surface energy |
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Answer» Answer: In ISOTHERMAL process surface energy (S) is equal to the sum of surface tension (T) and AMOUNT of heat absorbed by the surface per unit INCREMENT in area (H). Hence we SAY, T = S - H This (S - H) is called the Mechanical PART of surface energy. |
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Among the following, the quantity which is not a scalar |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: please MARK as brainlist |
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6. Write the uses of electroplating. (AS) |
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Answer» Electroplating is widely used in INDUSTRY and DECORATIVE arts to IMPROVE the surface qualities of objects—such as RESISTANCE to abrasion and corrosion, lubricity, reflectivity, electrical conductivity, or appearance |
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“Thyroid deficiencies are common in many parts of India. Use of iodised salt (containingiodine) in food is recommended because iodine is the active ingredient in the production ofthyroxin which regulates our metabolism”.(d) How will you make people aware that iodised salt must be used by them to stay healthy? |
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Answer» to DESIGN ENTIRE ORGANISM what are essential answer me |
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Obtain an equation for vehicle along a horizontal circular track |
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Answer» Explanation: When the car moves along a CIRCULAR path, it needs a centripetal force acting inwards to compensate for the CENTRIFUGAL force acting outwards. This force is provided by the FRICTIONAL force between TYRES and road which will act towards the center of circular motion. The weight of the car and people in it compensate for the normal REACTION on the car due to the road. |
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1-6--9) Ghat's wed by lecucorbok to obeestemic Boogavions ? C Cy compound microscopee Shala lang micoscopeElectron microscope& Both None |
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Hiii guies.. meri drawing is complete 90% yeepi ❤ |
Answer» Congohope U post revelent questions✌ |
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What are different types of motion class 9 |
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Answer» Answer: There are four BASIC types of motion. These four are ROTARY, OSCILLATING, linear and RECIPROCATING. Each one moves in a slightly different way and each type of achieved using different mechanical means that help us understand linear motion and motion CONTROL. |
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"Thyroid deficiencies are common in many parts of India. Use of iodised salt (containingiodine) in food is recommended because iodine is the active ingredient in the production ofthyroxin which regulates our metabolism",5(c) Is iodine a metal or a non-metal? |
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What are different types of motion |
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Answer» Answer: There are four BASIC types of MOTION. These four are rotary, oscillating, linear and RECIPROCATING. Each one moves in a slightly different way and each type of achieved USING different MECHANICAL means that help us understand linear motion and motion control... |
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“Thyroid deficiencies are common in many parts of India. Use of iodised salt (containingiodine) in food is recommended because iodine is the active ingredient in the production ofthyroxin which regulates our metabolism”.5(b) Why should we take iodised salt?(1) |
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Answer» ANSWER:the body does not make iodine. iodine is an element USED to PRODUCE tryroid hormone Explanation:so it is the essential part of diet i hope this helped U |
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Very short answer type questions:-0.4 State Universal law of gravitation |
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Answer» Newton's |
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6. Two trains each of length 100 m, moving in opposite directions along parallel lines, meet each otherwith speeds of 50 kmph & 40 kmph. If their accelerations are 30 cm/s" and 20 cm/s, respectively,find the time they will take to pass each other. |
Answer» Given data :-Two trains each of length 100 m, moving in opposite directions along parallel lines, meet each other with speeds of 50 kmph & 40 kmph. Their accelerations are 30cm/s² and 20 cm/s² respectively. Solution :-Let, first train be A & second train be B → length of A = 100 m → length of B = 100 m → speed of A = 50 km/hr → speed of A = {[50×1000]/[60×60]}km/hr → speed of A = {50000/3600}km/hr → speed of A = {125/9} km/hr → speed of B = 40 km/hr → speed of B = {[40×1000]/[60×60]}km/hr → speed of B = {40000/3600}km/hr → speed of B = {100/9} km/hr → Acceleration of A = 30 cm/s² → Acceleration of A = 0.3 m/s² → Acceleration of B = 20 cm/s² → Acceleration of B = 0.2 m/s² Now, → Relative displacement of trains, s{relative} = length of A + length of B → Relative displacement of trains, s{relative} = [100 + 100] m → Relative displacement of trains, s{relative} = 200 m .....( 1 ) → Realative speed of train, u{relative} = speed of A + speed of B → Realative speed of train, u{relative} = [125/9 + 100/9] m/s → Realative speed of train, u{relative} = [225/9] m/s → Realative speed of train, u{relative} = 25 m/s ......( 2 ) → Relative acceleration of trains, a{relative} = Acceleration of A + Acceleration of B → Relative acceleration of trains, a{relative} = [0.3 + 0.2] m/s² → Relative acceleration of trains, a{relative} = 0.5 m/s² or 1/2 m/s² ......( 3 ) Now to find TIME taken by trains to pass each other. → s{relative} = u{relative }× t + 1/2 × a{relative} × t² {from ( 1 ) ( 2 ) & ( 3 )} → 200 = 25 × t + 1/2 × 1/2 × t² → 200 = 25 × t + 1/4 × t² Multiply both SIDE by 4 → 800 = 100t + t² i.e. → - t² - 100t + 800 = 0 i.e. → t² + 100t - 800 = 0 Compair above equation with at² + bt + c = 0 HENCE, a = 1, b = 100 & c = -800 Now, → t = {-b ± √b²-4ac}/2a → t = {-100 ± √(100)²- 4×1×(-800)}/2×1 → t = {-100 ± √10000 + 3200}/2 → t = {-100 ± √13200}/2 → t = {-100 ± 20√33}/2 → t = - 50 ± 10√33 → t = - 50 + 10√33 or t = - 50 - 10√33 i.e → t = 10√33 - 50 or t = - 10√33 - 50 We know that time is never in negative hence, t = 10√33 - 50 sec Hence, time taken by trains to pass each other is 10√33 - 50 sec.{Note:- 10√33 - 50 sec = 7.446 sec} |
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“Thyroid deficiencies are common in many parts of India. Use of iodised salt (containingiodine) in food is recommended because iodine is the active ingredient in the production ofthyroxin which regulates our metabolism".(a) Which element is present in iodised salt? |
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Answer» Table salt often comes in "iodized" form which means it includes a small amount of potassium iodide or sodium iodide. Iodized salt is intended to supply us with the trace amount we NEED of the CHEMICAL element IODINE, which is NECESSARY for the proper FUNCTIONING of our thyroid gland. |
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Distinguish between streamline and turbulent flow of liquid. |
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Answer» DISTINGUISH between STREAMLINE and turbulent flow of a liquid. Difference between streamline motion and turbulent motion. i) It is an ORDERLY type of motion in which the liquid flows in parallel layers while, turbulent motion is DISORDERLY type of motion. |
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Name the high value resistor which is connected in series with voltmeter |
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Answer» Answer: A voltmeter MEASURES the voltage difference between the two different points (SAY, on different SIDES of a resistor), but it should not change the amount of current going through the element between these two points. So it should have very high resistance so MAT it doesn't draw current through it. Explanation: please follow me my dear friend please |
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From where did the toy car accuire energy when it is winded by its key ? |
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Answer» Answer:mechanical energy of WINDING the key is converted first into POTENTIAL energy then it is converted into KINETIC energy due to which the car MOVES
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Which of the following has maximum number of atoms?(a) 18 gm of C(b) 56 g of Fe(c) 1 g of H(d) 54 gm of Ag |
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Answer» Answer: 18gm of C..... |
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State Lenz's law............ |
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Answer» The induced electromotive force with different polarities induces a current WHOSE magnetic field opposes the CHANGE in magnetic flux through the LOOP in ORDER to ensure that original flux is maintained through the loop when current flows in it. |
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Law of constant proportions was put forward by.(a) Proust(b) Berzelius(c) Avogadro(d) Dalton |
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Answer» Answer: d Explanation: |
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विद्युत हीटर में कौन सा तत्व होता है |
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Answer» ताबाँ, टंगस्टन, नाइक्रोम, जस्ता है| |
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Force between two objects of equal masses is F. If 25 %mass of one object is transferred to the other object, then thenew force will be[MP PMT 2012]FF(a)(b) 344(c)15F16(d) F |
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Answer» Answer: Force between TWO OBJECTS of equal MASSES is F, If 25 % mass of one OBJECT is transferred to the other object, then find the new force. F′=1516F |
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The length of two bodies measured by metre scale are l1=(20+-0.4)cm and l2=(10+-0.6)cm calculate the sum and difference of length with errors |
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Answer» Answer: the lengths of two BODIES measured by a metre scale are l1=(20+-0.5)cm L2=(15+-0.2)cm CALCULATE sum |
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Which gas is present in aerated soft drink.(a) Nitrogen(b) Carbon monoxide(c) Carbon dioxide(d) Hydrogen |
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If the emf of a cell is 1.5v having the balancing length 2m. If the balancing length ofother cell is 3m. then what will be the e.m.f. ? |
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Answer» Answer: porifera INCLUDES multicellular LAND ANIMALS which EXHIBIT cellular levels of organisation and have characteristics flag and related sites Explanation: ........... |
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If mass of the planet becomes 1/10 time of mass of the earth and radius of planet becomeshalf of the radius of earth. If the acceleration due to gravity on earth is 9.8 m/sec² then calculate the acceleration due to gravity on planet |
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Answer» The answer is g/2=4.9m/s^2 |
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Loudness and intensity of sou d |
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Answer» .......................... |
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two trains a and b are moving on parallel tracks with velocity 50 km/h a) train are moving in same direction find relative velocity of the train A w.r.t B b)find the relative velocity of the train A w.r.t B when they move in opposite direction c) what is the relative velocity of the ground w.r.t. a passenger in train A in each case |
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Answer» The Law of Conservation of Mass The Law of Conservation of Mass dates from Antoine Lavoisier's 1789 DISCOVERY that mass is neither created nor destroyed in chemical reactions. In other words, the mass of any one element at the beginning of a reaction will equal the mass of that element at the end of the reaction. If we account for all reactants and products in a chemical reaction, the total mass will be the same at any point in time in any closed system. Lavoisier's finding laid the foundation for modern chemistry and revolutionized science. The Law of Conservation of Mass holds true because naturally occurring elements are very stable at the conditions found on the surface of the EARTH. Most elements come from fusion reactions found only in stars or supernovae. Therefore, in the everyday world of Earth, from the peak of the HIGHEST mountain to the depths of the deepest ocean, atoms are not converted to other elements during chemical reactions. Because of this, individual atoms that make up living and nonliving matter are very old and each atom has a history. An individual atom of a biologically important element, such as carbon, may have spent 65 million years buried as coal before being burned in a power plant, followed by two decades in Earth's atmosphere before being dissolved in the ocean, and then taken up by an algal cell that was consumed by a copepod before being RESPIRED and again entering Earth's atmosphere (Figure 1). The atom itself is neither created nor destroyed but cycles among chemical compounds. Ecologists can apply the law of conservation of mass to the analysis of elemental cycles by CONDUCTING a mass balance. These analyses are as important to the progress of ecology as Lavoisier's findings were to chemistry. |
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I want 8'class physics 9'lesson electric conductivity of liquid.work book pages please send to this what's app number (8639267969) this is my what's app number |
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1 newton= what is the formula for this |
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Answer» Answer: One newton is the force needed to accelerate one kilogram of MASS at the rate of one METRE per second squared in the DIRECTION of the applied force. Unit of: Force SI base units: 1 kg⋅m⋅s−2 Named after: Sir Isaac Newton |
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While charge the body by lnduction new charge are created in it true or false |
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Answer» Answer: This statement is TRUE. This charging process is called charging by induction. It is a process by which a CHARGED BODY makes a CONDUCTOR electrically charged without physical contact. The charges on a body by the process of induction are known as INDUCED charges. |
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When temp coefficient of emf of cell reaction is zero them |
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Answer» From the Gibbs-Helmholtz equation, ∆G = ∆H + T(dG/dT) Now putting,G = -nFE in above equation, ∆G = ∆H + T(d(-nFE)/dT)) ∆G = ∆H - nFT (dE/dT) But GIVEN TEMPERATURE coefficient of emf cell reaction is ZERO, I.e., dE/dT = 0 So, ∆G = ∆H - nFT × 0 = ∆H |
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Created during the 12th century, the counterweight trebuchet has been used for hundreds of years to hurl objects long distance. Based on the conservation of energy and torque, trebuchets have launched objects weighing over 159 kg. To launch a projectile at furthest distance possible, only two things need to be taken into account; the difference in height between the launching point and the landing point of the projectile and the angle at which the projectile is released. Q1. To attain maximum range, object should be thrown at 45 degree with the horizontal. What should be the angle of projection to attain the same horizontal range as is attained by the object thrown at 60 degree. * |
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Answer» First APPEARING in the 12th century, the counterweight trebuchet has been used for hundreds of YEARS to hurl objects over long DISTANCES. Based on the conservation of ENERGY and TORQUE, trebuchets can launch objects weighing over 350 pounds. Today, trebuchets are often used at the annual pumpkin chunking contests in Delaware. Amazing But True
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Why should bags provide with broad strap and not then straps |
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Answer» Shoulder bags are provided with broad straps because it has larger SURFACE area than the thin strap and hence the pressure EXERTED on the shoulder BECOMES LESS than the thin strap. hope it's help u ✌️✌️✌️ |
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