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1.

What is the ratio of frequencies of vertical oscillations of two springs of spring constant K when they are connected in series and then parallel​

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2.

the relative error in mass of a sphere is0.03 and relative e error in radius is 0.02. find the relative error and percentage error in surface area, volume,and density? ​

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ANSWER:

As density =

volume

mass

∴ρ=

3

4

πR

3

M

=

4

3

4πR

3

M

∴ The percentage error in density is

ρ

Δρ

×100% =(

M

ΔM

+3

R

ΔR

)×100%

=3% +3(2%)=3% +6% =9%

3.

.In the vertical circular motion having radius 4.9m then velocity at top isa) 0.7m b) 7m c) 70 m d) 70cm​

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ANSWER:

velocity at top is 70 m

Explanation:

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4.

A body of mass 1 kg is attracted by the earth with a force which is equal toa) 9.8 Nb) 6.67 x 10" N c) INc) 1Nd) 9.8 m/s​

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5.

____is a composite radical.1)Fe^3+2)Ca^2+3)NH^4+4)S^2-solve fast!!!!✍️✍️✍️​

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ANSWER:

NH4+ is a composite radical

Explanation:

The ammonium ion is the only POSITIVE composite ion.

A positive ion is one which, contains more than one TYPE of elements in it. Here ammonium ion contains nitrogen and hydrogen. So it is composite.

6.

A vessel containing 0.12 m3 of air at 1.05 bar at 90°C. The gas is compressed to a volume of 0.03 m3 according to the law PV2 =C. Final pressure is 5.88 bar. Find the value of index n and work done during compression process.

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7.

Write difference between low resistivity conducting materials and high resistivity conducting materials briefly

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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8.

Which type of metal is suitable for making jewellery?

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ANSWER:

The metal types commonly USED to MAKE jewelry include GOLD, Platinum, PALLADIUM, Titanium, Silver, Tungsten and Stainless Steel.

9.

How do you increase the pressure by keeping (AS1)a)area unchangedb)force unchanged​

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Explanation:

Since pressure is DIRECTLY proportional to force, increase the force. B) If you want to increase pressure while keeping force unchanged, you have to CHANGE AREA. Since pressure is inversely proportional to area, DECREASE the area.

10.

Write any four changes that can be made by Force

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Answer:

FORCE CHANGES DIRECTION OF MOTION - EXAMPLE

When a ball hits against a wall, it bounces BACK in the OPPOSITE direction. So the force exerted by the wall on the ball changes its direction of motion.

FORCE CHANGES SHAPE OF OBJECT - EXAMPLE

When a hammer strikes a hot rod, the rod bends. The force exerted by the hammer on the rod changes the shape of the rod.

EXAMPLES FOR EFFECT OF FORCE - EXAMPLE

Force may bring the following change:

1) Can change the state of an object(rest to motion/ motion to rest):For example, pushing a heavy stone in order to move it.

2) May change the speed of an object if it is already moving.For example,catching a ball hit by a batsman.

3) May change the direction of motion of an object.For example,footballer kicks a   moving ball to change its direction.

4) May bring about a change in the shape of an object.For example, blowing air in balloon.

5) May cause some or all of these effects.

FORCE CAN CHANGE THE DIRECTION OF AN OBJECT - EXAMPLE

A side wind can change the direction of a boat SAILING in a sea.

FORCE CAN CHANGE THE SPEED OF AN OBJECT - EXAMPLE

Blowing wind or wind STORM can change the speed of moving car.

11.

. Four identical squares of 1 cm x 1cm dimensions at thecorners are removed from a square plate of 6 cmx 6cmsquare. A) where is the centre of the mass of the platecriginally? B) where is the centre of mass if one of thesquare is removed? C) where is the centre of mass whentwo adjacent squares are removed. D) where is the centrecfmass when three squares are removed? E) where is thecentre of mass when all the squares are removed/​

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Answer:

ANSWER

Side of square=1m

Distance between CENTRE and CORNER=

2

1

m

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i

R

i

2

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2

1

)

2

+1(

2

1

)

2

+1(

2

1

)

2

+1(

2

1

)

2

=2kgm

2

12.

Column AColumn Bevice used as a convenient source of sound in laboratory.(a) 5100 msmotion of the particles of a medium about their mean positions. (b) 1500 mshedium through which sound cannot pass.(c) Vibrationproximate speed of sound in steel at room temperature.(d) Tuning forproximate speed of sound in water at room temperature.(e) VacuumESTIONStransmit through (a) solids (b) liquidsuses the sound? Describe an experiment 5. Why can the sound not travel througprt of your answer.Describe an experiment in suppt are conditions for the transmission ofanswer.6. If you are provided with a powerfucribe sound as a longitudinal wave.stop watch, a measuring tape andhelp you, explain how can you me how the energy is carried to the ear,approximate speed of sound.e source of sound, through a material7. Name two sources of sound. Hoproduces by human beings?that sound can​

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Answer:

A FORK consists of two tines and a handle. When it is hit with rubber hammer, the two tines starts vibrating. The back and forth motion of tines PRODUCES disturbances in the surrounding air molecules. As the tines extend outward from their original position, they compress surrounding air molecules which RESULTS in the creation of high-pressure region close to the TINE. When the tine moves inwards, it produces a low pressure region near the tine. With more vibrations of tine, an alternating pattern of high and low pressure regions are created. These pressure difference regions help in propagation of sound waves from one location to another.

13.

A neutron moving with a constant speedpasses two points 3.6 m apart in1.8 x 10-4s. The kinetic energy of theneutron is (mass of neutron = 1.67x10-27)​

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ANSWER:

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14.

Make hypothesis for the changes occurring in the nature and force is the cause behind it?​

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Explanation:

A HYPOTHESIS is a leading question put to nature, a guess designed to SUGGEST the SORT of inquiry by which an ANSWER MIGHT be reached. It is a proposition which seems to explain observed facts and whose truth is assumed tentatively for the purposes of investigation

15.

TheA bedy Starts fromfrom west. What is theof distance travelled bybody during the 4th and 3rdratiotheSecond(a) 7/5(6) 5/7(C) 7/3(d) 3/7​

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ANSWER:

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16.

What is measurement? write down objectives of measurements.​

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ANSWER:

The GOAL of objective measurement is to produce a reference standard common currency for the exchange of quantitative VALUE, so that all research and practice relevant to a PARTICULAR variable can be conducted in uniform terms.

Objective measurement is something that is measured consistently. For example, measuring how well someone can perform a SET number of tasks in a controlled environment. ... Objective data is not influenced by opinion or perspectives of others.

17.

What is ment by kinectic energy​

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Answer:

KINETIC energy is an OBJECT is the energy that it possesses due to its motion.

Explanation:

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18.

--------is the exercise is helpful in improving cardio vascular fitness​

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Answer:

AEROBIC

Explanation:

Getting regular physical activity, ESPECIALLY aerobic EXERCISE, can improve cardiorespiratory ENDURANCE. Aerobic exercises can help promote heart and lung health and improve how well the body circulates and utilizes OXYGEN.

19.

State Coulomb's law in electrostatics. Express it in vectorform What is the importance of expressing it in vector form?​

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ANSWER:

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20.

1) What is the function of split rings in a D.C generator?​

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The split RING has the function of reversing the current at that point. When a dc motor SHAFT comes into contact with a split ring, the split ring reverses the current to maintain the shaft torque in a MAGNETIC field.

21.

find a vector whose length is 7which is perpendicular to each of the vector a=2î-3j+6k and vector b =î+j-k​

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EXPLANATION:

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22.

Explain hydropower plant.???​

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A POWER plant that produces electricity by using flowing WATER to rotate a turbine (which drives the GENERATOR), is called hydro-power plant (or hydroelectric power plant). The electricity produced by using the energy of FALLING water (or flowing water) is called hydroelectricity

23.

‘A concave mirror can form magnified, erect as well as inverted image of an object placed in front of it.’Justify the statement by stating the position of the object with respect to the pole of the mirror in eachcase. Also mention the position of image with respect to the pole of the mirror in each case.

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1 ANSWER. The two CASES can be there for the position of object with respect to the pole of the mirror: ... When object is placed between pole and FOCUS of concave mirror and the distance is less than 15 cm, the image obtained will be a MAGNIFIED, erect and virtual image.

24.

two circular coils 1 and 2 are placed close to each other.what is the observation of the galvanometer connected to coil 2 if current in coil 1 flows steadily for few minutes​

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Answer:

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25.

What we know by the term motion​

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Answer:

In physics, motion is the phenomenon in which an OBJECT changes its position over time. Motion is MATHEMATICALLY described in terms of DISPLACEMENT, distance, velocity, acceleration, speed, and time. ... One can also SPEAK of motion of images, SHAPES and boundaries.

body at motion means the object changes its position with passage of time.ex: rotating blades of the fan,moving vehicle etc.

26.

Find the dimensions.veclocity gradient ?

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ANSWER:

Velocity Gradient is DEFINED as rate of change in velocity per UNIT of distance. Mathematically, Velocity Gradient= velocity/distance.

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27.

Worn out metre scale can be used for measurement is it true or false

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Answer:

This is FALSE. METER SCALE is USED to measure the linear distance.

28.

The co-ordinates of a moving particle at any time t' are given by x=ar and y = Brº. The speed ofthe particle at a time t' is given by.(AIEEE 2003) [ 1b) 31 Va? +32c) 31 a² +3²d) Va? +32a) Va++82​

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ANSWER:

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29.

Length of a n times divided bar magnet

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Answer:

THEREFOR, K. E=M/N X 2 x COS 60°=M/N J

30.

Explain how pressure remain same if height doesn't change ?

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Answer:

The pressure exerted by a static LIQUID DEPENDS only on the DEPTH, density of the liquid, and the acceleration DUE to gravity. As a result, pressure within a liquid is therefore a function of depth only, with the pressure INCREASING at a linear rate with respect to increasing depth.

31.

What is Specific Heat​

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Answer:

The specific heat is the amount of heat per unit mass required to raise the temperature by ONE degree CELSIUS. The relationship between heat and temperature change is usually expressed in the form shown below where c is the specific heat.

Explanation:

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32.

Why do we turn the key of a toy car before placing it on the ground?Class 9, Force and EnergyInappropriate answers will be reported!

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When you turn the KEY, you're tightening a sturdy METAL spring, called the mainspring, and STORING up energy; the mainspring is the mechanical equivalent of a battery. ... Tightening the mainspring in a windup TOY is LIKE pushing a rollercoaster car up a hill.

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33.

On a two-lane road, car A is travelling with a speed of 36 km h-1. Two cars B andC approach car A in opposite directions with a speed of 54 km h-1 each. At acertain instant, when the distance AB is equal to AC, both being 1 km, B decidesto overtake A before C does. What minimum acceleration of car B is required toavoid an accident ?​

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Solution :-

As per the given data ,

  • Speed of  car A = 36 km / hr = 36 x 5 / 18 = 10 m /s
  • Speed of Car B = 54 km / hr = 54 x 5 / 18 = 15 m /s
  • Speed of Car C = - 54 km / hr = - 15 m /s

Speed of Car B with respect to A (VBA)

= Vb - Va

= 15 - 10  

= 5 km / hr

Speed of car C with respect to A (Vca)

= Vc - Va

= -15- 10

= - 25 km / hr

Time required by the C to overtake car A

we know that ,

⇒ speed = distance / time

⇒ time = distance / speed

hence ,

⇒ t = 1000 / 25

Now as per the question , B NEEDS to overtake A before C does in order to do that he has maximum 40 s

Now we need to find the minimum ACCELERATION of the car B required to avoid accident ,

By using second equation of motion ,

⇒ S = Vba x t + a t² / 2

⇒ 1000 = 5 x 40 + a x 1600 /2

⇒ 1000 = 200 + a x 800

⇒ 800= 800 a

⇒ a = 1 m /s ²

The maximum acceleration of the car in order to avoid accident is 1 m /s²

34.

Why we consider only two rays for drawing ray diagrams?

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Explanation:

To CONSTRUCT a ray diagram, we use two LIGHT RAYS which are so chosen that it is easy to know their directions after reflection from the lens. ... Use these two rays to locate the image of an object placed between 'F' and '2F' of a CONVEX lens.

35.

what do you understand by natural vibration. give two example. where a body can execute the natural vibration​

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Answer:

BODY can execute natural vibrations at a PLACE where no external forces are acting, and this is VACUUM

36.

What is the difference between nuclear fission and nuclear fusion​

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Answer:

Both fission and fusion are NUCLEAR processes by which atoms are altered to create energy, but what is the DIFFERENCE between the two? Simply PUT, fission is the division of one ATOM into two, and fusion is the COMBINATION of two lighter atoms into a larger one. ... Nuclear fission releases heat energy by splitting atoms

Explanation:

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37.

Discuss the power for ac circuit obtain an equation of average power for L-C-R series AC circuit​

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Answer:

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EXPLANATION:

The average AC POWER is found by multiplying the rms VALUES of current and voltage.

Ohm's LAW for the rms ac is found by dividing the rms voltage by the impedance.

In an ac circuit, there is a phase angle between the source voltage and the current, which can be found by dividing the resistance by the impedance.

38.

Difference between differentiation and integration ​

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Explanation:

The algebraic EXPRESSION used to determine the change incurred from one point to ANOTHER with a UNIT is referred to as differentiation. On the other hand, integration is an algebraic expression used in CALCULATING the area under the curve because it is not a perfect shape after which area can easily be calculated.

39.

State SI and CGS unit of power​

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For EXAMPLE, the CGS unit of force is the DYNE, which is defined as 1 g⋅cm/s², so the SI unit of force, the newton (1 kg⋅m/s2), is equal to 100000 dynes.

40.

Sonu is observing his image in a plane mirror the distance between the mirror and his image is formed if the moves 1 metre towards the mirror the distance between Sonu and his image will be option 3 metre 5 metre 6 meta 8 metre​

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ANSWER:

The distance between DAVID and the MIRROR is EQUAL to the distance between the mirror and his image. When he MOVES 1 m towards the mirror, he is at a distance of 3m (4m - 1m) from the mirror. Thus, the distance between David and his image will be = 3m + 3m = 6m.

41.

Questions10. Ram and Raj are pushing a car with the force of 20N and 25N in the same directio​

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ANSWER:

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Explanation:

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42.

If an object is released from its circular path, it flies off along straight line. Name the path​

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43.

Name 3 objects heavier than 1 kg

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Answer:

Things which weigh more than 1 KG are School bag, a BRICK and a big pumpkin. Things which weigh LESS than 1 kg are Geometry box, slippers/shoes.

Explanation:

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44.

An acceleration of 2 metre is produced of mass 20 kg calculate the amount of force exerted on a body

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Answer:

40N

Explanation:

f=ma

=20*2

=40N

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45.

25. A motorist travelling at 13 ms-l approaches trafficlights, which turn red when he is 25 m away fromthe stop line. His reaction time (i.e. the intervalbetween seeing the red light and applying thebrakes) is 0.7 s and the condition of the road and histyre is such that the car cannot slow down at the rateof more than 4.5 ms-2. If he brakes fully, how farfrom the stop line will he stop and on which side of it. ​

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Answer: 17 m from the stop LINE not crossing the traffic lights

Explanation: the car will decelerate between time INTERVAL .7s at 4.5 ms^2.

so distance COVERED= 8 m formula used s=ut=1/2at^2

8m is LESS than 25m so 25-8=17m from the sto line.

46.

Define radious of gyration

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Radius of gyration or gyradius of a body about an axis of rotation is DEFINED as the RADIAL distance to a POINT which would have a moment of INERTIA the same as the body's actual distribution of mass, if the total mass of the body were concentrated.

47.

Difference between velocity and time​

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Speed, being a SCALAR quantity, is the rate at which an object covers DISTANCE. The average speed is the distance (a scalar quantity) per time ratio.

Velocity is the rate at which the position CHANGES. The average velocity is the DISPLACEMENT or position change (a VECTOR quantity) per time ratio.

48.

A ball is thrown from a point O with a velocity mu =20msinverse at an angle thita =30 degree with the horizontal .It hits a smooth vertical wall which is at a distance x from O as shown in figure .After rebounding from the Wall the returns to O without retracing its path. if g =10msinverse and the cofficient restitution e=0.5 the value of X is ​

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ANSWER:

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49.

Obtain an equation for torque in terms of moment of inertia.​

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The torque on a given AXIS is the product of the moment of inertia and the angular acceleration. The UNITS of torque are Newton-meters (N∙m). Torque Formula Questions: 1) The moment of inertia of a SOLID disc is , where M is the MASS of the disc, and R is the radius.

50.

Questions10 Ram and Raj are pushing a car with the force of 20N and 25N in the same direction. What is the net force applied on the car?​

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Answer:

45n is the FORCED APPLIED on the CAR