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1.

Why is absolute refractive index of a medium always greater than one

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GO by DEFINITION :

ABSOLUTE Refractive INDEX = speed in VACUUM / speed in medium

Since , Speed in medium ≤ Speed in vacuum ,

Absolute Refractive Index ≥1


2.

Particle is thrown with speed 'u' making an angle 'alpha' horizontal from the ground . After how much time velocityof particle make angle with theta with horizontal.

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Let the horizontal COMPONENT of both the velocities at POINT making an angle a (VELOCITY u) and at point making an angle b (say velocity v) is given as,

ux=ucosavx=vcosb
In a projectile motion, the horizontal component is ALWAYS same at every point. Thus we GET,
ucosa=vcosbv=ucosacosb

3.

A magnet is near close conductor the current may be produced in a conductor if

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The CURRENT may be passed in a CONDUCTOR if the electricity can PASS through.

4.

What is the different between queen and king

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HEYA MATE here is your ANSWER
The MAIN difference between a QUEEN vs KING size mattress RESIDES in both the length and width. A Queen bed's dimensions are shorter with a width at 80 inches long and 60 inches wide. A King dimension's 80 inches long by 76 inches wide.☺☺☺❇❇❇

5.

Using Kani’s method, determine the support moments for the three-span continuous beam with fixed end supports, having spans AB, BC and CD. Span AB carries an eccentric point load of 80kN, 4m span and a load at 1m from point A. Span BC carries an udl of 20 kN/m of 6m span and span CD carries a concentric point load of 60 kN having a span of 4m (EI constant). Sketch the B.M. and S.F.D.

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6.

What will be the horizontal support reactions?

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Heya mate here is your answer ⬇️⬇️⬇️
The cantilever TRUSS shown in Fig. P-250 carries a vertical load of 10.8 kN. The truss is supported by BEARING at A and B which exert the forces A , A , and B . The four forces shown CONSTITUTE two couples which must have opposite moment effects to prevent MOVEMENT of the truss. Determine the magnitude of the supporting forces.

7.

Define carry over factor.

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Carry over factor : As name suggest it is something which is being carried from one end to other end by the MEMBER. as shown in the figure if MOMENT M applied at the end B in anti CLOCKWISE DIRECTION the moment felt by the end A is SUPPOSE Mab . Then in carry over will be defined as Mab/M, which is in this case 1/2.

8.

The heat produced by passing an electric current through a fixed resistor is proportional to the square of:A. magnitude of resistance of the resistorB. temperature of the resistorC. magnitude of currentD. time for which current is passed

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The ANSWER is -: C. MAGNITUDE of CURRENT  

9.

Two point charges + 8q and - 2q are located at x = 0 and lt = l respectively. Thelocation of a point on the x axis at which the net electric field due to these two point charges is zero is

Answer» ROHIT focused the image of a CANDLE flame on a WHITE screen using a convex lens is noted down the position of the candle screen and lens as under position of candle is equal to 26 CM
10.

The ratio of the limiting force of friction to the normal reaction is known as

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Tanya here to HELP you out....

so, your answer is "coefficient of static friction"


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let's check it

we know

f (LIM) = u(s) × N
=> u(s) = f (lim)/N

WHERE u(s) is coefficient of static friction...

so we GOT the ratio...

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11.

What are the dimensions of pressure?and its units

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Hola User_______________

Here is YOUR ANSWER..!!!
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⭐Since we know that. ..

⭐Pressure = FORCE / Area ..

⭐thus it's SI UNIT IS N/m^2 or it is CALLED as Pascals ...

⭐The Dimensional FORMULA of the Pressure is given above

12.

find the principal moment of inertia at the centre of a uniform square plate of mass M and side a. Given that the moment of inertia of the plate about its side is 1/3Ma squared

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The moment of inertia of an object is a numerical value that can be calculated for any rigid body that is UNDERGOING a physical rotation around a fixed axis. It is based not only on the physical shape of the object and its DISTRIBUTION of mass but ALSO the specific configuration of how the object is rotating. So the same object rotating in different ways WOULD have a different moment of inertia in each SITUATION.

13.

Analyze a three span continuous beam ABCD using displacement matrix method with support A is fixed and B&C are roller supports and span AB=6m with a point load 10kN at a distance 2m from A and span BC= 4m with u.d.l of 20kN/m and a overhang CD=2m with a point load 20kN at D and support B sinks by 5mm,EI is uniform.

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14.

two solids A and B float in water it is observed that a floats with half of its volume immersed and be float with 2 /3 of its volume immersed the ratio of their densities

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DENSITY of SOLID 1: Density of solid 2= 4:3


15.

How can I crack mns exam

Answer» HEY bro.
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16.

How to convert degree Celsius into Kelvin directly

Answer» HELLO there !

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Its pretty much easy to convert CELSIUS into KELVIN

Tc = Tk _ 273.15

U can USE this simple formula in order to convery celcius into kelvin or kelvin into celsius

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INSHALLAH IT WILL HELP U
17.

It is difficult to cut cloth by scissors with blunt blades

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Not it is not difficult to CUT CLOTH by SCISSORS because blunt blades have some SHARPNESS

18.

Define what is meant by 1 pascal

Answer» HIII...MATE...here is UR ANSWER
19.

Analyse a two span continuous beam ABC with end A fixed and B&C are on roller supports ,span AB = 8m carries a UDL of 10kN/m and BC=6m carries a point load of 50kN at 4m from B. Assume EI constant.

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20.

When do you use the following shear tests and give reasons:

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A SHEAR test is a field test used by geotechnical ENGINEERS to measure the STRENGTH of soil

21.

Pls ans this fast sound numericalpls fast

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Here, given
distance, d = 45 km = 45000m
and,speed of signal WAVE, V = 3 X 10^8
now, total distance covered by signal = 2d
(: - the signal reaches plane and returns)
now, we KNOW
v = d/ t
t = d/ v
t = 2 x45000/3 x10^8 = 3 x 10^-4
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU ;-)

22.

What are the types of heat transfer? write about them.

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1.Conduction
2.Induction
3.Radiation

23.

Given P = 2i + 4j and Q = i + j . What is the vector component of P in the direction of Q ?

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P.q /MAGNITUDE of q

hope this HELPS you

24.

two person do the same amount of work the first person does it in 10 s and the second in 20 s find the ratio of the power used by the first person to that by the second person

Answer» ANSWER is 2:1......BEST of LUCK
25.

How to calculate the weight of any object on mars with respect to the weight on earth

Answer» MIGHT be this will be the BRAINIEST ANSWER!!!
26.

Define plasticity index. What is its importance?

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The plasticity index (PI) is a measure of the plasticity of a soil. The plasticity index is the size of the range of water contents where the soil exhibits plastic properties. The PI is the difference between the liquid limit and the plastic limit (PI = LL-PL). SOILS with a high PI tend to be clay, those with a lower PI tend to be silt, and those with a PI of 0 tend to have little or no silt or clay.

PI is used to relate to that how expansive the clays were. A PI lower than 20 to 24 was GENERALLY a safe area...but higher than that and we would then have to respond to swelling clay conditions.

It is a measure of the cohesive qualities of the BINDER resulting from the clay content. Also, it givessome indication of the amount of swelling and shrinkage that will result in the wetting and drying of that fraction tested. If some soils do not have SUFFICIENT mechanical interlock they require AMOUNTS of cohesive materials to give a satisfactory performance. A deficiency of clay binder may cause raveling of gravel wearing courses during dry weather and excessive permeability

27.

How compaction of soil is controlled in field?

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Heya mate here is your answer.
Soil COMPACTION occurs when soil particles are pressed together, reducing pore space between them (Figure 1). Heavily compacted soils contain few large PORES, less total pore volume and, consequently, a greater density. A compacted soil has a reduced RATE of both water infiltration and drainage.
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28.

What is critical void ratio? On which factor does it depend?

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When a natural deposit of SATURATED sand that has a VOID ratio greater than the CRITICAL void ratio is subjected to a sudden shearing stress (due to an earthquake or to BLASTING, for EXAMPLE), the sand will undergo a decrease in volume.

29.

Explain the Effect of compaction on soil properties.

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30.

State the different modes of soil water.

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The SOIL WATER cantains MINERALS

31.

How many images are formed by three plane mirrors

Answer» THREE IMAGES in three PLANE MIRROR
32.

Why does a year consists of 365 days and a days of 24 hours?

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It takes 365 DAYS to complete one REVOLUTION around the sun THUS year has 365days N it takes 24hrs to complete one rotation around itself thus one DAY is of 24hrs

33.

What are the various drainage conditions and what is the significance of each drainage conditions?

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Heya mate here is your ANSWER
DENDRITIC Drainage System. Dendritic drainage systems are the most common form of drainage system. ...

Parallel Drainage System. ...

Radial Drainage System.

Rectangular Drainage System. ...

DERANGED Drainage System.

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34.

What is quick sand condition and derive the relationship for critical hydraulic gradient of sandy soil.

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Quick sand condition or boiling Quick sand condition is a condition of FLOW, not a type of soil, in which a vertical upward seepage flow causes FLOATING condition of a PARTICLE in cohesion less soil such as Sand and fine gravel . ...  There is also a pressure in downward DIRECTION DUE to submerged weight of soil.

35.

Sketch typical grading curves for i) well graded soil, ii) gap graded soil, iii)uniformly graded soil, iv) clayey sand.

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36.

The speed of the car is 60 km per hour. It takes 3 hours to reach its destination if the speed of the car is increased to 90 km per hour how long will it take to cover the same distance

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We can wasly solve it by USING formula
SPEED = distance / time

The speed of car is 60 km per hour and it takes 3 hour to reach its DESTINATION SO
s = d / t
60 = x / 3
x = 60 ×3
x = 180 km /HR

the speed of car increased to 90 km /hr so
S = d/t
90 = 180 / t
90t = 180
t = 180 /90
t = 2hour

37.

The radius of curvature of a spherical mirror is 20 cm.will the image be inverted or erect?

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Bonjour!!



SINCE the Radius of Curvature is positive, image is formed of CONVEX MIRROR. Also, the image formed by the convex mirror are ALWAYS erect.

The image formed will be erect.

38.

How does the eye adjust itself to deal with light of wearing intensity

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Hello there !

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The iris of eye changes its SIZE in order to adjust light of varrying intensity .

As during night its becomes braoder in order to pass more light through it and when intensity of light is more its size SHRINKS or decreases

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39.

How is the water carried upwards through the pipes by motor pump

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There is a turbine THUS from MOTOR water CARRIED upward

40.

Pls its urgent i will mark brainliest to genius

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Hola User_________________

Here is Your ANSWER...____!!!
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⭐Actually welcome to the CONCEPT of the S.H.M

⭐AS WE KNOW THAT

⭐time period = 2pi/ omega

⭐also the DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION of SHM IS .. ma+kx = 0

41.

Distinguish between angle of repose and angle of internal friction.

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The main difference between angle of friction and angle of REPOSE is that the angle of friction is DEFINED as the angle between the NORMAL reaction force and THERESULTANT force of normal reaction force and friction when an object just begins to move, WHEREAS the angle of repose is defined as the minimum angle of an ...

42.

State the factors effecting permeability of soil.

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Factors AFFECTING permeability of soils. A number of factors affect the permeability of soils, from particle size, impurities in the water, void ratio, the degree of saturation, and adsorbed water, to entrapped air and organic MATERIAL

A number of factors affect the permeability of soils, from particle size, impurities in the water, void ratio, the degree of saturation, and adsorbed water, to entrapped air and organic material. ... permeability]] of COARSE grained soil is very large as compared to that of fine grained soil.

43.

What are the factors affecting compaction of soil?

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The factors which AFFECT the degree of compaction are GIVEN below.

Type of soil. Type of soil has a great influence on its compaction characteristics. ...

Compactive EFFORT / Compactive Energy. ...

Layer Thickness / Thickness of LIFT. ...

Number of Roller Passes. ...

Moisture Content. ...

Contact Pressure. ...

Speed of Rolling.

44.

Write short note on importance of Geophysical Methods.

Answer» GEOGRAPHICAL survey has different applications like archaeology, mineral prospecting, geology and so on it is process of COLLECTING systematixs INFORMATION and geographical data for SPATIAL STUDY
45.

Compute the value of battery as shown in the figure

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We cannot UNDERSTANDING

46.

Please its urgent i will mark brainliest to genius

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Hola User___________________

Here is Your ANSWER..!!!
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⭐Actually WELCOME to the concept of the S.H.M..

⭐After solving we get This ....

⭐Since we KNOW that ...

⭐at INITIAL phase or epoch

⭐t=0 , x=0 and ALSO here A = 1 cm

47.

Answer is 9.52cm plzzz i will mark brainliest to genius

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YES you are right.The ANSWER is 9.52cm.

48.

How is the functioning of a motor pump

Answer» TAKE the WATER on the GROUND and THROW out
49.

An electric oven is rated 4000w .how many unites of energy does it use in 6 hours

Answer» \huge\green{Hello there }

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\huge\yellow{Given}

POWER = 4000 Watt

Time = 6hours = 6 ×60 = 360sec

\huge\brown{Required }

ENERGY = ?

\huge\pink{Formula }

Energy = Power / time

\huge\blue{Solution }

E = P/t

E = 4000 / 360

E = 11.11 JOULE

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50.

Define the terms porosity and permeability. Explain the classification of rocks based on porosity and permeability, and importance of rock types for groundwater point of view.

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