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1.

the specific rotation of a 10% sugar solution is 60° if the length of the polarimeter tube containing sugar solution is 20 cm the plane of polarization of light is rotated by

Answer»

Final ANSWER : 12° 

Steps:
1) We know,

LENGTH of tube, L = 2 dm 
Concenntration ,C = 0.1 g/mL 

Now, 


Hence, Plane of POLARIZED light is rotated by +12° .

2.

Explain the working of a dc motor. What is the significance of back e.M.F in dc motors?

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In order to understand the significance of back EMF, let us see what happens if there is no back EMF.

Let’s make up an example of a fictitious DC motor that has permanent magnets (i.e. fixed strength field).

Let’s say a VOLTAGE of 12 V is applied to the motor. The armature winding has a resistance of 0.2 Ohms (neglecting other resistances in the path e.g. brush contacts).

If there is no back EMF, the armature willdraw a current of 60 A and produce a heating of 720 Watts in just the (I^2)R loss. Outrageous ! Right ?

However, as the armature’s current interacts with the field winding’s magnetic field, the armature experiences the torque, and it starts moving. The movement induces a voltage in the armature winding that opposes the external voltage. This opposing voltage is what we call the back EMF. The back EMF is PROPORTIONAL to field, and it is also proportional to the angular speed of the armature.

Now, the external voltage drops across the armature due to the sum of the back EMF and the armature I-R drop.

Vs - Vb = Ia * Ra

Where

Vs is supply voltage,

Vb is back EMF,

Ra is resistance of armature winding, and

Ia is the armature current

In practice, the resistance of the armature is SMALL enough that the IR drop (at reasonable currents) is a very small fraction of the external voltage.

Thus, Vs = Vb (approximately)

That is, in practical terms, the back EMF almost balances out the external voltage.

At the start, the armature is not moving, and the back EMF is ZERO. The armature current is very high. The torque is the product of the field and the armature current. The initial torque is high. As the armature moves, the back EMF appears, and grows higher. The armature current drops gradually. The torque drops gradually, and the speed approaches the stead STATE speed.

Thus, the back EMF plays two roles

It limits the currentIt plays a self-regulating role on speed and helps run the motor at a close to constant speed (a small percentage of variation) from no LOAD to full load.

Due to back EMF, you can take an ideal voltage source, and a near-ZERO resistance armature winding, and the motor would still limit itself to a finite speed, current, and torque. That would not be possible without back EMF.

Hope this helps.

3.

If 2a electric current is passed for 1 min through a wire then what will be the charge passsing through this wire

Answer» CHARGE = current× time, Q=IT
I = current = 2ampere
T = time = 1 MIN = 60 seconds
Q = charge = 60×2 =120 coulomb.
4.

The phase diference between any two points situated on the same wavefront is

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The phase diference between any two points situated on the same WAVEFRONT is zero.

First of all, what is WAVEFRONT ?

  • Wavefront is a term extensively used in study of wave optics.

  • Now, wavefront is defined as the locus of all those vibrating PARTICLES of a wave oscillating in the same phase.

  • As the definition states , all the particles in a wavefront have the same phase and HENCE the phase difference between them will be zero.

  • Wavefront is usually found placed perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the wave.

Lets discuss about a few wavefronts :

  • For a point source we get to SEE spherical wavefronts at various radii.

  • For a line source we get to see cylindrical wavefronts at various radii.

  • For sources placed at INFINITY we get plane wavefronts at various distances.

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5.

Can anyone tell me the important tpics in chapter mechanical properties of solids and mechanical properties of fluidsclass11thplzz its my exam on monday.......

Answer» IMP TROPIC for fluid
Important TOPICS:
.BERNOULLI’s Principle
.Surface Tension3. Venturi-meter
. Viscosity
Archimedes Principal
Pascal Law

Hooke Law
Modulus
6.

Mathematical equation for relative density

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The RELATIVE density of a substance is DEFINED as the ratio of the density of that substance to the density of water at 4oC. It is also defined as the ratio of the mass of substance to the mass of EQUAL volume of water at 4oC. i.e., R.D. = Mass of the substance / mass of an equal volume of water at 4oC.

7.

A body of 5kg is raised into 2 m . Find the work done.

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Work done=force *displacement

so MASS is given.

so force= mass *g

force= 5* 10

force= 50N

now,

work done =force *displacement

work done= 50 * 2

work done =100 J

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8.

The rigid body transformation that moves objects without deformation

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The 2D TRANSLATION equation is P'=P+T. 6 Translation is arigid BODY transformation that moves OBJECTS without deformation.

9.

Number of unknown internal forces in each member of a rigid jointed plane frame is

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No. of UNKNOWN INTERNAL FORCE is 3.
Hope it HELP U

10.

What is the meaning of highway geometric design?

Answer» GEOMETRIC roadway design can be broken into three main parts: alignment, profile, and cross-section. Combined, they provide a three-dimensional layout for a roadway. The alignment is the ROUTE of the ROAD, defined as a SERIES of horizontal tangents and curves.the driver and the vehicle such as SAFETY, comfort, efficiency, etc.
11.

What is teleportation?

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Teleportation is the theoretical transfer of matter or energy from one point to another without traversing the physical space between them. Teleportation, or the ability to TRANSPORT a PERSON or object instantly from one PLACE to another, is a technology that could change the course of CIVILIZATION and alter the destiny of nations.
Since 1993, energy and particle teleportation has become a HOT topic in quantum mechanics.

12.

A crow bar of length 2.0 m is used as a machine to lift a box of 100 kgf by placing a fulcrum at a distance of 0.1 m from the box. Calculate the effort required.

Answer» LENGTH of crow bar = 2m
length of LOAD arm = 0.1 m
length of effort arm = length of crow bar - length of load arm
= 2 - 0.1 = 1.9m

so, velocity RATIO = length of effort arm/length of load arm = 1.9/0.1 = 19

use FORMULA, velocity ratio = load/effort
19 = 100kgf/effort
effort = 100/19 = 5.26 kgf

hence, 5.26 effort is required.
13.

Prepare a chart giving detailed information of carbon compounds in everyday use

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Nearly all of the compounds that you encounter in your daily life contain carbon. The most notable exceptions are water and oxygen. Here are some examples of carbon-containing compounds:
1. The food you eat contains carbon in the form of carbohydrates, protein, fat and fiber.
2. The clothes you wear contain carbon in both natural fibers like wool and cotton and synthetic fibers like polyester.
3. The vehicle that you use for transportation contains carbon in steel and in plastics and polymers, and the fossil FUELS such as gasoline and diesel that power the vehicle.
4. Natural gas used to heat BUILDINGS and cook food contains carbon.
5. In some parts of the country electrical power is produced by burning coal, a form of carbon.
6. The plastics and polymers used in consumer products such as PHONES, laptops and furniture contains carbon.
7. The wood used in buildings, furniture and consumer products contains carbon.
8. The asphalt used to SURFACE the roads that you travel contains carbon. 
9. The paper in the books you read and that you use for writing contains carbon. 
10. If you use any medications they most likely contain carbon.
 

14.

Electric field of a charged particle inside a charged conductor

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E.F. of a CHARGED PARTICLE INSIDE a charged CONDUCTOR is ZERO.

15.

AB & CD are 2 parallel chords of a circle such that AB=10cm and CD=24cm. If the chords are on the opposite sides mof the centre and the distance between them is 17cm, find the radius of the circle. please with full explanation

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Where is MOF in the FIG

16.

Shortnote on local self govertment

Answer» LOCAL self GOVERNMENT means local on REGIONAL government. It is a part of state or NATIONAL government. It works on those subject's which are interested by the local people......
17.

Exampkes of simple hrmonic and non simple harmonic motion

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Its very simple. A fan rotating with CONSTANT angular velocity, an object moving back and forth about a MEAN position periodically with constant speed, EARTH revolving around the sun, a perfectly ELASTIC basket ball bouncing on a perfectly rigid surface, etc. are allexamples of NON harmonic periodic motions.

18.

A ball is dropped from a height of 10m. If the energy of the ball reduces by 40% after striking the ground. How much height can the ball bounce back ?

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If the ENERGY of a ball falling from a height of 10 meters is reduced by 40%, how high would it rebound?

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Mudasir Hanif Shaikh

Answered Jul 21, 2017

Let E be the energy of the ball falling through a height of 10m

E = mgh (potential energy) 
E = m(9.8)(10)
E = 98m J ; (where m = mass of body.)

now let’s suppose the body losses 40% of its energy and REBOUNDS BACK to a height of “h1’and its new energy is “E1” which is 60% of the initial energy “E”

E1 = 60% (E)

also

E1 = mgh1 (the mass remains the same)

=> m(9.8)h1 = 60/100 ( 98m)

the m’s cancel out.

Therefore, 
9.8 (h1) = 0.6 (98)
h1 = 0.6 (10)
h1 = 6m.

19.

which among the electron or proton possess more total energy if they possess same debroglies wave length

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Let US consider an electron and a photon of the same de BROGLIE wavelength λ

Total Energy

Let the electron have a relativistic mass m

Then its momentum =mv = h/ λ, so m= h/ λv… (1)

Momentum of the photon is also h/ λ, so its effective mass mγ =h/λc…(2)

Since V

Since, E (the total energy) =Relativistic mass* c2, it follows that the total energy of the electron is greater than that of the photon, both having the same wavelength.

Kinetic Energy (KE)

In the case of the photon, all its energy is kinetic, which is ch/ λ. This can also be WRITTEN as p2/ =mγ, where E= KE = pc

For the electron, KE = p2/2M

Thus KE (photon)/KE (electron) =2m/ mγ =2c/v (from (1) and (2), which is >1 (since c>v))

Therefore, KE of the photon (which is also the total energy of the photon) is greater than the kinetic energy of the electron, both having the same wavelength.

20.

What are optical fibres

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a long thin thread of GLASS through which information, SOUND, data, ETC. can be sent in the FORM of light

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21.

What is food chain?Give me answer.

Answer»

This SEQUENCE of who EATS what is called the FOOD chain. This is a process through which the energy is transferred from one organism to the other through food. So, technically anything which we eat to LIVE is called food. This food gives us the energy to run, play and LEARN.

22.

What is momentum or define momentum

Answer» MOMENT is the PRODUCT of MASS and VELOCITY
23.

Calculate the value of critical angle for a material of refractive index root 2

Answer» HEY BUDDY here is your ans.
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24.

State Mohr’s theorems

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25.

When a light passes through a prism the colour which has the least deviation is?

Answer» VIOLET.........COLOUR is LEAST DEVIATED
26.

One-dimensional flow model for the gas flow inside the pipe.

Answer»
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Liquid or gas FLOW through PIPES or ducts is COMMONLY is used in HEATINGAND cooling application.


The one DIMENSIONAL steady flow theory utilise a model con- sisting of a perfect perfect gas contain with in a duct, across any section.



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27.

We are given a convex lens of focal length 20 cm.draw day diagrams to show the nature size and position of the image formed when the object is kept at a distance of 35cm

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28.

A spherical mirror and a thin spherical lens each have a focal length of +25cm.the mirror and the lens are likely to be (a)both concave (b)both convex (c)the mirror is concave and the lens is canvex (d)the mirror is convex but the lens is concave

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➧ Since, the focal length of the spherical mirror and the thin spherical LENSE is NEGATIVE then it means a virtual image is formed on reflection.

➧ One characteristics of IMAGES formed on convex mirrors is that they are virtual.

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29.

Answer my all these questions please

Answer» QUESTIONS .... is not CLEAR ..........
SORRY
30.

In yellow light, a swan will appear of -------- colour.correct answer will be marked as brainliest

Answer»

In YELLOW LIGHT a SWAN will APPEAR of yellow in COLOUR.

31.

The atoms of one element are different from the atoms of all other element give reason

Answer» NORMALLY, the number of electrons is equal to the number of PROTONS, which makes atoms electrically neutral. The number of protons in an ATOM is the DEFINING feature of an atom. It's what makes one element different from ANOTHER. The number of protons in an atom is called its atomic number.
32.

List any 3 disadvantage of constructing dams on river?

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1. Dams interfere with natural flora and fauna of river system.
2. Dams CREATE atmosphere for breeding of mosquitoes.
3. Dams prevent fish migration.
4. Dams destroy ecology and environment during construction which is irreversible.
5. In hilly REGIONS hills become fragile and keep sliding for years after.
6. Debris obtained during construction somehow flows back into the dam from dumping sites.
7. Its failure can be catastrophic.
8. Downstream farmers are disadvantaged.
Marine life suffers.
9. But they have their inherrant ADVANTAGES in controlling floods, providing cheapest HYDRO power.

33.

If the door of a refrigerator is kept open in a room, will it make the room warm or cool?Why?

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The room would get WARMER! ... If you LEAVE the door open, heat is merely recycled from the room into the refrigerator, then BACK into the room. A net room TEMPERATURE increase would result from the heat of the motor that would be constantly RUNNING to move energy around in a circle.

34.

Differences between vector and scalar quantity

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A SCALAR quantity is a ONE dimensional measurement of a quantity, like temperature, or mass.  A vector has more than one number ASSOCIATED with it.   A simple EXAMPLE is VELOCITY.

35.

What does the statement ‘induction precedes attraction’ mean?

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The degree of induced magnetism depends on the nature of the magnetic material.
The degree of induced magnetism is directly proportional to the STRENGTH of the inducing MAGNET being USED, and INVERSELY proportional to the distance between the inducing magnet and the magnetic material.AS a reason for all these properties the magnetic induction has an ability to PRECEDES magnetic attraction. 

36.

When a stone falls to the ground, the PE is converted to KE but the object comes to rest. Where does the KE go?

Answer» KINETIC ENERGY CONVERTS into POTENTIAL energy.
37.

Is anyone want to listen about my theory of time travel

Answer» YES....of ....COURSE.......
38.

On touching a hot plate you suddenly withdraw your hand which category of neurone becomes active first and which ones the next

Answer» FIRST it is SENSORY NEURONE and then MOTOR neurone.
39.

Describe a clinical thermometer. How does it reffer forom the thermometer used in the labouratory

Answer»

A CLINICAL thermometer is used in a human body
we can say that when a PERSON is ill so to MEASURE the body TEMPERATURE we can use clinical thermometer

40.

A composite Wire consist of a steel wire of length 1.5 m and a copper wire of length 2 m with the uniform cross-sectional area of two. Five into 10 to the power -5 m where it is loaded with the mass of 200 KG find the extension produce

Answer» 500 KG MM...
mm..................
41.

Does a solar cell always maintain the potential across its terminals constant discuss

Answer» SOLAR Cell VOLTAGE. ... This cell voltage REMAINS fairly constant just as LONG as there is sufficient irradiance light from dull to BRIGHT sunlight. Open circuit voltage means that the PV cell is not connected to any external load and is therefore not producing any current flow.
42.

The density of tap water is less than that of sea water.If an object is immersed completely in one by one, what will be the loss in weight?

Answer» WITHOUT their values we can't get EXACT VALUE of loss in weight but we can say that the object in sea water have more loss in weight due to its density as compare to TAP water because of SALT in it.
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43.

4. If equal masses of two metals are heated to a temperature of 100 °c, which would cause a more severe burn – the one with the higher specific heat or the one with the lower specific heat?

Answer»

# Solution-

Assuming that the MASSES of the two metals are the same as are all other conditions like temperature, pressure except the specific heat, the METAL with the higher specific heat would PRODUCE the greater burn.

# Reason-

The metal with the greater specific heat TRANSFERS more heat energy as it cools down over a given temperature range. That is it will cool more SLOWLY than the other metal under the same conditions.

44.

A metal rod of Young's modulus 2 x 10^10 N/m^2 undergoes an elastic strain of 0.06%. What is the energy stored per unit volume?

Answer»

Strain=0.06/100

Young's MODULUS (Y)=2×10^10



45.

A cylinder of mass 5 kg and radius 30 cm,is free to rotate about its axis;it receives an angular impulse of 3 kg square metre per seconds,initally followed by a similar impulse after every 4 s .What is the angular speed of the cylinder after 30s of the initial impulse?

Answer»

It is given that,
mass of CYLINDER, m = 5kg
radius of cylinder , r = 30CM = 0.3 m
ANGULAR IMPULSE , ∆L = 3kgm²/s

here, initial angular speed is \omega_0=0
angular speed after 4s = \omega

we know,
angular impulse = change in angular momentum
3 = I(\omega-\omega_0)
Here I is moment of inertia.
3 =1/2 mr²(\omega -0)
6 = 5 × (0.3)² × \omega
\omega = 40/3 rad/s

now, use \omega=\omega_0+\alpha t
40/3 = 0 + \alpha × 4
\alpha = 10/3 rad/s

now angular speed after 30 sec = 0 + 10/3 × 30
= 300/3 = 100 rad/s

46.

Two objects with same masses have been dropped from same height at same time .which of the following will remain same in case of the objects.a)speedb) gravitational force c)potential energyd)kinetic energy

Answer»

I THINK POTENTIAL and if potential is WRONG then it is KINECTIC

47.

If the speed of a body is havled how will its kinetic energy change?

Answer» DECREASE by FOUR TIMES
48.

Discuss various causes, effects and control measures of Air Pollution.

Answer»

Causes Of Air Pollution :-
1)tremendous increase in number of automobiles.
2)industries development.
3)cutting trees in large numbers.
4)burning of fossil fuels .

Effects Of Air Pollution :-
On Human Beings:-
1)itching in eyes and other eye related problems.
2)respiratory disorders LIKE ASTHMA.
On Environment :-
1)global warming:- increase in temperature.
2)unpredictable change in weather.
3)ozone layer depletion.
4)forest fire.
On Plants:-
1)decreases photosynthesis rate in plants.
2)covers the stomata due to the deposition of a thick layer of DUST on the surface of leave.
3)affects the growth of plants.

Controlling MEASURES Of Pollution :-
1)use of catalytic converter in automobiles.
2)use electrolytic purifier in industries over chimneys.
3)afforestation
4)use of public vehicle and adopting car pooling.
5)LIMITED use of fossil fuels and should avoid as possible.
6)use of CNG in automobiles and LPG in cylinders in houses.

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49.

How to convert an ac generator into dc generator?

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  • An AC generator can be converted into DC Generator either by rectifier or by step to step replacement of certain components in the AC generator.
  • It can BEGIN by replacing two brushes present in AC generator with four DIFFERENT brushes. The slip rings used in the AC generator can be removed and SPLIT rings can be replaced instead.
  • Now, AC generator uses concave magnets, change them and lastly remove the COIL and replace it with armature instead. The AC generator will start functioning as a DC generator.

50.

a person needs a lens of power + 2.5 diopter for correcting his vision. name the defect of vision he is suffering from. Which type of lens will he be using for the correcting the defect? Also, find the focal length of lens.

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He is suffering from HYPERMETROPIA and would use convex LENS for correcting it.
the FOCAL LENGTH will be 1/2.5 METRE = 40 cm