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1.

How focal length vareis with the power of a lens

Answer»

<P>Power of the LENS is the RECIPROCAL of the focal length


i.e. p = 1/f

2.

Time period for a magnet is t. If it is divided in four equal parts along its axis and perpendicular to its axis as shown then time period for each part will be

Answer» ONE PART will be t/4
2nd part will be t/3
3rd part will be t/2
4rt part will be t
3.

If the length of the wire decreases then the power also decreases?

Answer»

Because of the DECREASE in RESISTANCE

4.

What is a switcher in physics

Answer»

Hey MATE!!!

Here is your answer ;

A Switch in physics is an instrument or an object which is used in a complete CIRCUIT to OBSTRUCT or let the flow of ELECTRIC current through the circuit to make it a closed circuit.

I hope it helps you #need more brainliests marks

5.

Why are grooves provided in the soles of shoes?

Answer»

Grooves let the sole flex, maintaining more grip against the ground, thereby preventing the PERSON from falling on the ground. Also, grooves allow small ITEMS such as sand or mud or water some place to GO SOONER, allowing the surface to REGAIN contact with the ground as it slides.
Similarly due to this reason the tyres of a car/bus/bike/cycle are provided with grooves,so as to increase the friction between the ground and the area in contact. Hence, preventing it from skidding.



Hope this helps you :)

6.

Drive the following relation for kinetic energy ?

Answer»
k.e =  \frac{ {mv}^{2} }{2}  \\ k.e =  \frac{ {mv}^{2} }{2}  \times  \frac{m}{m}  \\ k.e =   \frac{ {m}^{2} {v}^{2}  }{2m}   \\ k.e =  \frac{ {(mv)}^{2} }{2m}  \\ k.e =  \frac{p}{2m}
7.

Drive the following relation for kinetic energy

Answer»

Where is URR RELATION BRO.

8.

Proton can change its charge in antimatter

Answer» PROTONS are the POSITIVE charges
electron are the NEGATIVE charges
they can't INTERCHANGE
9.

If there are 5 process in ready queue and time quantum is 20ms. What is max waiting time to get next time quantum

Answer»

8+8/888881848848676-5/5273-42%55:55(5)=9877864

10.

Pls answer this frnds .....

Answer» HIII MATE I THINK ANS is 3
11.

Answer this...pls...

Answer» 3) 0.90 is the ANSWER
12.

What is gravitational force????????

Answer»

Hi....
The ATTRACTIVE force between two or more objects by which they pull other ONE TOWARDS them is called gravitational force...

Formula for it is F = GMm/r^2
Where G is the gravitational CONSTANT
r is the DISTANCE between the objects...

Hope this helps you... ☺️☺️

13.

Frnds answer this...

Answer» ANSWER: 10 cm
PLEASE MARK MY ANSWER AS A BRAINLIEST ANSWER.
14.

Frnds pls answer it fast...

Answer»

Given, mass of body = 5 kg
initially,
momentum = m x u(initial VELOCITY) = 20
= 5 x u = 20
u = 4 m/s
now, a force of F = 5N is applied on body, so
F = ma = 5N
so the ACCELERATION produced in given body will be,
a = F/m = 5/5 = 1 m/s2
now, using 1st eq of motion
(or u can use a=V-u/t)
v = u + at
v = 4 + 1 x 10
v = 14 m/s
now, initial Kinetic energy = 1/2 mu^2
=1/2 x 5 x 16 = 40
FINAL Kinetic energy = 1/2 mv^2
= 1/2 x 5 x 196 = 490
now,
change in Kinetic energy = final K.E - initial K.E
= 490 - 40 = 450J
hope this helps, if still u have problems feel free to ask or MSG me
..... :-)

15.

When the velocity of a body is increase , it is called pressure

Answer» YESS...... ...........
16.

F the midband gain of an amplifier is 40 db, the gain at half power frequency is

Answer» GIVE the VALUES of QUESTION
17.

Two particles a and b two particles A and B moving with velocity V1 V2 respectively along the x and y axis the initial separation between them is DS shown in figure find the less distance between them during their motion

Answer» PLEASE FOLLOW me ................
18.

Where is the electricity used for the city/town?

Answer»

in the ELECTRIC TOWER

19.

17 plz solve it fast

Answer»

Answer is 10CM BEHIND the mirror.


F = -20 cm 

U = -10 cm 

1/f = 1/u + 1/v 

-1/20 = -1/10 + 1/v

= 1/v = 1/20 

v = 20 cm

20.

Tell me two kinetic formula...

Answer» SEE its BRO.........and ALSO 1/2mv^2
21.

A boy climbs a staircase of 25 steps in 20 seconds.If each step is 15 cm and has mass 50kg.Calculate its power.

Answer»

The ANSWER to this question is very easy KINDLY look at my workings CAREFULLY and you will GET your answer

22.

If object is placed at a distance of 2f from convex lens

Answer»

The IMAGE is INVERTED between F and 2F

23.

Food has what type of energy heat energy kinetic energy potential energy

Answer» POTENTIAL ENERGY am I RIGHT
24.

If a cube is melted and is cast into a sphere does to moment of inertia about an axis through the ce

Answer»

This not a CUBE it is the RECTANGULAR table ANSWER was 1239
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25.

An object moves first half of the total distance with the speed of 40km/h in a straight line. Find it's constant speed for the second half of the total distance if the average speed of entire trip is 60km/h

Answer»

By FORMULA.
av.speed =  \frac{2 \times v1 \times v2}{v1 + v2}
60=(2 X 40 x v2) / 40 +x



X=120kmph

26.

How would you know if the motion of a body is a uniform or nonuniform motion?

Answer»

When a body is MOVING in UNIFORM MOTION it MEANS that the velocity of the body is constant and the object is moving in a straight line so if an object is moving in a straight line with a constant velocity which means that acceleration is zero it is SAID to be moving uniformly where as in a non uniform motion acceleration is not zero and the velocity is not constant

27.

A medium x is has optical density higher than that of medium in which of the medium light travel faster

Answer»

Heya mate, Here is UR answer

More optically dense the object lesser the speed of light.

optical Density inversely PROPORTIONAL to speed of light .

For example- Light travels with LEAST speed in diamond.

GIVEN :optical Density of MEDIUM x > others optical density

So, speed of light in medium x < speed of light in other medium.

Hence, light travel faster in other medium than x.

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28.

At what temperature would the resistance of a copper conductor be doubled its resistance at 0 degree celsius

Answer»

✔✔ Hello mate ✔✔

here's your answer  

At what temperature WOULD the resistance of a copper CONDUCTOR be double its resistance at 0 DEGREE celsius?? (temperature coefficient of resistance for copper = 3.9 multiplied by 10 raised to -3 per degree celsius)

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Hope it HELPS you


29.

How to prove that first equation of motion with detail in hindi?

Answer»

v=u+at


a=[v+u] DIVIDE by t

so, at=v=u

hence , v=u+at


try to CONVERT it into HINDI yrself

SORRY

30.

The surface temperature of the planet venus is high enough to melt the

Answer»

ice

rocks

as venus and MERCURY are the HOTTEST planets so they can MELT EVERYTHING

31.

How does light normally travel??

Answer»

Hi

Light TRAVELS in a STRAIGHT PATH.

32.

How to find number of revolutions made by wheel before coming to rest?

Answer»

Number of revolution MADE by WHEEL before COMING to rest, RESULT is zero.

33.

How much miles per hour required to generate electricity calculations?

Answer»

Distance:
Speed,  Pack KWh rating, driving conditions, aerodynamics, vehicle weight, hills, temperature, driving styles and several other factors 
play into the distance question.

The basic formula for determining distance is: ( KWh of pack / wh/m ) = Distance
*note: there are adjustments that have to be made to this formula, see usable pack size below*

Watt-Hour per Mile (Wh/m):
The basic rule of thumb for vehicle is:
Small Vehicle                       250-300wh/m
Small Pickup                        350-400wh/m

The calculation is: Volts x (Amp Draw / MPH ) = Wh/m

Battery Pack Size (KWH):
Pack Voltage x Amp-Hour rating of battery = KWH




Usable Pack size: KWh x 0.80 x Peukerts = Usable KWh
Peukerts:
Lead-Acid = 0.55
LiFePO4 = 1.0

Yes, you GET a BIG hit on your available power when using Lead-Acid. However, they are generally cheaper than LiFePO4 batteries.

Putting all this together - Example:
Vehicle:                  Miata
Batteries:               12 - 12V Lead-Acid, rated at 100 ah
Pack Voltage:        144V  (12 batteries x 12V each = 144V)
Pack Size:              14.4 Kwh (144V x 100 ah = 14.4 Kwh - Remember, we can not use all this)
Usable Pack:         6.336Kwh  (14.4 x 0.8 x 0.55 = 6.336 Kwh usable)

From experience, we KNOW that a Miata using a 144V system will draw around 90amps at 50MPH.

Therefore, the Wh/m usage = 144V x ( 90Amps / 50MPH ) = 259Wh/m

The distance our Miata will travel on this setup is:  6.336kwh / 259wh/mi = 24 Miles (at 50MPH)

If we had a lithium pack of equal voltage and ah, the range would be  44 miles (because Peukerts effect does not play a role)
14.4 x 0.8 = 11.52 kwh usable / 259 = 44

On a side note, 144 volt pack of lithium ( LifePO4) cells would consist of 45 of the lithium cells (they are nominal 3.2 volts each)


To CALCULATE this in reverse, (using LifePO4 cells)
say you need to go 44 miles per charge at 50 mph and want to know what size batteries you need......
we will use the 259 wh/mi avg.
wh per mile / pack voltage = ah per mile
So in our "car"   259/144= 1.8ah per mile  
so you would need   ah per mile x miles per charge needed x 1.2 (so you still had 20% charge left after the drive)
in our "car"   1.8 x 44 = 79.2 x 1.2 = 95 ah batteries at 144 volts needed to go the 44 miles.

A LOT of people wish to go close to 100 miles in our experience. To make it simple, for this car to go say 88 miles (double the 44 it is 
capable of now) the total Kwh of the pack has to be doubled. This can be done in a few different ways, most common would be to double 
the ah rating of the batteries used or double  the voltage by using double the amount of the same 100 ah batteries.
In our above case, that would be 45 of the 200 ah cells, or 90 of the 100 ah cells.

Keep in mind the components used must be rated for the voltage and amperage

B
battery would be 100amp draw, and 3C is 300 amps. So if you limited your controller to draw the max of 300 amps from the batteries at 
144 volts, the acceleration would be Ok. With a 300 amp limit at 288 volts the acceleration would be impressive.
The usual recommendation is to use larger ah batteries, from 160-200 ah and adjust your voltage to get your needed KWh pack, so that 
3C is between  480 - 600 amps.




Performance
Now we get to the fun part, calculating HP
V x A = watts,    and  watts/746 = HP      so  V x A / 746 = HP
            
If we had a 144 volt pack of 200ah batteries, and a 1000 amp controller, using the above formula we could have  193 HP, (at a 5C draw)  
and if we had 288 volt pack of 100ah batteries we could have potentially  386 HP ! (these are calculated without efficiency included, 
figure about 85% efficient)  
Only one problem, that much electrical power put into the motor could easily destroy it rather quickly !  The common "in the field" 
estimate of KW power a 9" motor can handle (for short periods) is 100 KW.  So using the above formulas, 144 volt system should be 
limited to about 700 amps, and the 288 volt system to 350 amps. Still, 135 hp is pretty good for a small car.  NOTE: use high power levels 
at your own risk for motor damage.





34.

How magnetic compass indicate north pole as north poles repel each other?

Answer»

The opposite poles of two MAGNETS attract. When the RED end of a magnet or COMPASS is pointing north it is because it is being attracted in that direction by the south end of ANOTHER magnet often coloured blue this is the imaginary magnet inside the earth.

35.

Discuss conservative force is negative gradient of potential

Answer»

The CONSERVATIVE force is a negative gradient of POTENTIAL force is a dissipative force. Due to DISSIPATION properties we right as gradient of potential and negative sign COMES from its opposite direction of ACTION.

36.

Give two examples of an object or a body is having two motions.

Answer» Cylcle
In a cycle, wheels show rotational motion while movement of cycle shows rectilinear motion
And also the Earth shows 2 types of motion: rotational motion as it rotates on its axis and revolutional motion as it revolves around the Sun.
37.

Given the focal length of a lens in air its focal length in water is

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Focal length of converging GLASS lens in WATER. A converging glass lens (n = 1.52) has a focal length of 40 cm in air. Find its focal length when it is IMMERSED in water, which has an INDEX of REFRACTION: nw = 1.33.

38.

Pls someone help me in solving this question

Answer»

D ONE is your ANSWER

39.

From kinetic theory of gases derive charles law and boyle's law

Answer»

CHARLES law:

according to kinetic theory of GASES,

P=ρV²/3

but, ρ=m/v

⇒v=m*V²/3P

at CONSTANT PRESSURE v∝V²

but, according to kinetic theory of gases,

T∝V²

⇒v∝T

Boyle's law:

WK,

Pv=mV²/3

but K.E∝T∝V²

⇒Pv=mV²/3=constant

Pv=constant

⇒P∝1/v






40.

Hey !! ✌️Difference between Young's Modulus of Elasticity and Bulk Modulus of Elasticity.Don't copy. Answer in your own words.

Answer» HOPE this will HELP U... :-)
41.

Definition of global warming in terms of long waves and short waves

Answer»

The Sunlight which comes on earth are having LONG waves so they can easily COME but when they come on earth they have short waves so they can't go outside the atmosphere and hence it RESULTS in global warming.

I hope my ANSWER satisfy you.

42.

Describe the production of Amplitude modulated wave

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Production of AMPLITUDE Modulated Wave. Let us assume our base or MESSAGE SIGNAL to be generated as specified above. To produce anamplitude modulated wave we need to superimpose this signal with anothersignal of higher frequency. This signalis the 'Carrier Signal' and differs from one carrier to ANOTHER.

43.

Electric field line from positive charge and negative charge

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Any field that points opposite to that is a NEGATIVE field. The electric field linesaround a negative CHARGE, THEREFORE, BY DEFINTION, point inward. ... Apositive charge near a negative chargewill be attracted to the negative charge, because positive charges BY DEFINITION FEEL a FORCE in the direction of the field.

44.

Rubbing. of comb with hair

Answer»

When we rub the comb with our hair due to the HEAT the comb is charged with NEGATIVE CHARGE this it get the capacity to ATTRACT the positively charged particles .

hope it HELPS you.
Be brainly.

45.

A 25kg box is pulled at a constant speed by a horizontal force on a horizontal floor .The coefficient of sliding friction between the box and the floor is 0.20.How much work is done in pulling the box through 20m?

Answer»

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WORK = force × displacement cosθ

➧ Force of friction =
Coefficient of friction × normal reaction
➾ 0.2 × mg

➾ 0.2 × 25 × 10
➾ 50 N

➧ Force × displacement

50N × 20 m
➾ 1000 J ...✔

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46.

What is incandenscence

Answer»

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47.

A block of Mass M is pulled a distance l along a smooth horizontal tube the work done by the normal reaction on the block will be..please answer with Full solution...

Answer»

PLEASE SEE the ATTACHMENT................

48.

Explain the underlying principle and working of an electric generator.What is the function of brushes?

Answer» BRUSHES HELPS to MOVE
49.

Please solve this if u are genius and geniune man

Answer»

Have a GREAT FUTURE AHEAD

50.

Why does the heat transfer coefficient in circular tube with constant temperature decrease

Answer»

In Newton's law of cooling, the HEAT transfer coefficient acts as a constant of proportionality. The relation Q = h.A. ΔT, which describes CONVECTIVE heat transfer suggests INCREASE in the heat transfer rate at higher heat transfer coefficient values.


Convection is the bulk MOTION of a fluid, which may occur naturally or forcibly. In this mode, heat transfer is because of the mass transfer.


As our common sense suggests, more the velocity, more the rate of mass transfer and hence more is the rate of convective heat transfer.


Hence heat transfer coefficient increases with the increase in the velocity of the fluid.


The same THING can be proved by dimensional analysis.


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