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1.

How does loudness of sound vary with amplitude

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The amplitude of a sound WAVE determines its loudness or VOLUME. A larger amplitude means a louder sound, and a SMALLER amplitude means a softer sound. The frequency of a sound wave is what your ear understands as pitch. A higher frequency sound has a higher pitch, and a lower frequency sound has a lower pitch
The human ear can detect a wide RANGE of frequencies. Frequencies from 20 to 20 000 HZ are audible to the human ear

2.

outdoor air enters air conditioning system at 8c and 84 % relative humidity at a steadyy state rate of 36 m^3/min and leaves at 24c and 59 percent relative humidity the outdoor air first heated to

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Can we do it tomorrow or girl yet I am in a few HOURS and then I am in 12 will not say ANYTHING to you please help can you give TIPS on what you have any bf and the kids will be here tomorrow if you don't have TIME to get together with me and you

3.

An alien spacecraft enters Earth’s atmosphere and lands near Roswell, New Mexico. On Zarkon-5, the spacecraft had a mass of 4050 kg. What will the weight of the spacecraft be on Earth?A.39,690 N.B.39,750 NC.39,880 ND.40,550 N

Answer» HEY !!!

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We Know That,

W = mass ×9.8

W = 4050 ×9.8

W = 39690 N

Hence, Option (a) is correct

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4.

Why e=mc^2 but not e=mc . i mean how Einstein get there???

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E=mc² was FIRST DERIVED from
m=e/c²

5.

Is the graph of uv in case of a concave mirror always a rectangular hyperbola?

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No...Not EVERYTIME 'cause sometimes it is linear
if it is wrong don't mnd i'm a 10th class STUDENT but as far as i've STUDIED i'm RIGHT

6.

When two vector A and B of magnitude a and b are added the magnitude of the resultant is always

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HERE IS THE ANSWER;

◆ The magnitude of the RESULTANT will be POSITIVE. As magnitude cannot be NEGATIVE or we can SAY that DISTANCE cannot be Negative.



HOPE IT HELPS

7.

The total rotational inertia of all the particles of a body is formula

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Moment of INERTIA is given ....

I = mr^2

m= mass of the body
r= DISTANCE of mass from the axis of ROTATION...

8.

A meteor with a mass of 350 kg enters Earth’s atmosphere. Assuming the entire meteor makes it through the atmosphere and lands on Earth, what will its weight be?A.3000 N B.3250 N C.3368 N D.3430 N

Answer» HEY !!!!

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WEIGHT = Mass ×9.8 m/s^2

W = 350×9.8

W = 3430 N

Hence,

Option (d) is correct

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9.

What will happen if earth stops rotating on its axis

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There are just so many things that we take for GRANTED: our teeth, our neighbor’s WiFi password, and even the existence of life on Earth! The three things that I listed here are absolutely unrelated, but that’s not the point I’m trying to make. I’m trying to express how the smallest and most obvious things that happen EVERY single moment all around US shouldn’t be taken for granted. If everything on this planet stopped moving suddenly, it could mean INSTANT OBLITERATION of life as we know it.

10.

Difference between normal fluid and drilling fluid

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How they are used

Using drilling liquids and muds accomplishes four things:

reduce the amount of friction on the drilling rig

stabilize the walls of the hole to prevent a cave in

carry out debris, called CUTTINGS, from the hole

suspending the cuttings when there is a pause in drilling, as when the rig is brought in and out of the hole


Both liquid and mud are used to drill boreholes but the COMPOSITION is DIFFERENT. One term is often used for the other, but strictly speaking gaseous drilling fluid, using an array of gases, is a fluid. But fluids that are water or oil based are called mud.

seven basic types of drilling fluid though technically some are actually fluid and some are mud. What geotechnical engineers use depends on the type of drill they are using, the geology of the area and what they are drilling for.

compressed air

a mix of compressed air and water. Its advantage is the GREATER cooling it provides and better control of dust.

a mix of compressed air, water and polymer, often used as foaming agents

water by itself, often used in offshore drilling

water-based mud, which is water plus clay and chemicals

oil-based mud, which is mud with a petroleum product like diesel. It has greater lubricating and cleaning ability.

synthetic-based fluid, also called low toxicity oil based mud. Its big advantage is fewer TOXIC fumes, essential in enclosed spaces on offshore rigs.

11.

Engine are having equal bore and stroke is called

Answer» ENGINE are having EQUAL bore and STROKE is CALLED square engines
12.

a particle travels 10 m in first 5 sec and 10 m in next 3 seconds . assuming constant acceleration what is the distance travelled in next 2 seconds.

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Answer:

we know that initial velocity of a particle will be 0.

1)GIVEN time =5 seconds, Distance =10 m/s

s=ut+1/2a*t^2

10=u×5+1/2*a*(5)^2

10=5u+25a/2

10-(5u+25a/2)=0

-5(2u+5a-4)=0

2u+5a-4=0

2u +5a=4.......(1)

(2) given time =5+3=8 seconds, Distance =20m

s=ut+1/2a*t^2

20=8u+1/2*a(8)^2

20=8u+64a/2

20-(8u+64a/2)=0

20-8u-32a=0

-4(2u+8a-5)=0

2u+8a-5=0

2u+8a=5........(2)

on solving (1) and(2) we get

4-5=2u+5a-2u-8a

-1=-3a

a=1/3.....(3)

substitute (3) in (2) we get

2u+8a=5

2u+8(1/3)=5

2u+8/3=5

6u+8=15

6u=7

u=7/6.........(4)

therefore the distance covered in first 10 seconds

s=ut+1/2at^2

=7/6*10+1/2*1/3(10)^2

=70/6+100/6

=170/6

=28.3m

therefore the distance TRAVELED by the particle in next 2 seconds

=28.3-20

=8.3m

Explanation:

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13.

How michael faraday invented the electric motor

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This simple looking object was made by Michael Faraday in 1822.  Its simplicity masks its true importance as the first surviving electric motor. 

In 1820 Hans Christian Ørsted announced his discovery that the flow of an electric current through a wire produced a magnetic field around the wire. André-Marie Ampère followed on and showed that the magnetic force APPARENTLY was a CIRCULAR one, producing in effect a cylinder of magnetism around the wire. No such circular force had ever before been observed.

Self-taught British scientist Michael Faraday (1791 – 1867) was the first to understand what these discoveries implied. If a magnetic pole could be isolated, it ought to move constantly in a circle around a current-carrying wire.

In 1821 Faraday set about trying to understand the WORK of Ørsted and Ampère, devising his own experiment USING a small mercury bath. This device, which transformed electrical energy into mechanical energy, was the first electric motor.

This apparatus is the only original surviving example made by Faraday the following year after his discovery in 1822.

The motor features a stiff wire which hang down into a glass vessel which has a BAR magnet secured at the bottom.  The glass vessel would then be part filled with mercury (a metal that is liquid at room temperature and an excellent conductor). Faraday connected his apparatus to a battery, which sent electricity through the wire creating a magnetic field around it. This field interacted with the field around the magnet and caused the wire to rotate clockwise.

This discovery led Faraday to contemplate the nature of electricity. Unlike his contemporaries, he was not convinced that electricity was a material fluid that flowed through wires like water through a pipe. Instead, he thought of it as a vibration or force that was somehow transmitted as the result of tensions created in the conductor

14.

The setting for the speed of VFD is known as?

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Acceleration TIME setting REQUIREMENTS: LIMITS the speed up current below the VFD's ... Also known as the torque compensation, it's to compensate the torque DECREASE in LOW speed for ..

15.

Why is light reduced passing through a polarizer

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Light, generally travels by fluctuating in different directions.

Polarizer is a device to produce light moving only in one direction and vibrations of light waves to be only in one direction.

When light PASSES through polarizer, the part of light wave vibrating in different directions are being stopped by polarizer and the part of light wave whose vibrating axis is parallel to polarizer axis only passes through it.

Thus, as a result the INTENSITY of light wave GET REDUCED by passing through a polarizer.

16.

Which ac is better lg dual inverter vs voltas inverter ac

Answer» VOLTAS INVERTER AC......
17.

The property of material by virtue of which a body doesn't returns to its original shape after removal of load is calledplasticity elasticity resilience ductility

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This PROPERTY of a MATTER is KNOWN as PLASTICITY.

18.

A meteor with a mass of 350 kg enters Earth’s atmosphere. Assuming the entire meteor makes it through the atmosphere and lands on Earth, what will its weight be?A.3000 NB.3250 NC.3368 ND.3430 N

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Hey !!!!

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As, We Know That WEIGHT = MASS ×9.8

Weight = Mass ×9.8 m/s^2

W = 350×9.8

W = 3430 N

Hence,

OPTION (d) is correct

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19.

A weightlifter drops a 15.0-kg barbell from a height of 2.0 m. Calculate the kinetic energy of the barbell as it hits the floor.\

Answer» SOLUTION:

Mass of BARBELL,m= 15kg

height, h= 2m

potential energy at that point= kinetic energy

potential energy= MGH

=> 15*10*2 (acceleration due to GRAVITY= 10 m/s^2)

= 300 joule

so,kinetic energy will be 300 joule.

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20.

The average value of rotational kinetic energy of 1 mole of Oxygen gas at temperature t will be ?

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O₂ is a diatomic molecule . HENCE , there are five degree of freedom for 1 MOLE of O₂ gas .In which 3 translational and 2 ROTATIONAL .
∴ degree of freedom for 1 mole of O₂ gas , f = 2 [ for rotational motion ]
We KNOW,
Average Rotational Kinetic energy = \frac{f}{2}\bold{RT}
Here f is degree of freedom for rotational motion.
∴ average Rotational Kinetic energy = 2/2 RT = RT

21.

A 10 kg rock is dropped and hits the ground below at a speed of 60 m/s. Calculate the gravitational potential energy of the rock before it was dropped. You can ignore the effects of friction.

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Solution:

MASS of body, m= 10kg

velocity, v= 60m/s

Now,kinetic ENERGY on earth= potential energy at a that POINT [energy conservation]

so, kinetic energy= 1/2*m* v^2

= 1/2* 60(60)^2

= 30* 60*60

= 108000 JOULES

22.

Homemade weight gainer shake 1000 calories you tube

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Don't SEND such QUESTIONS

23.

The numerator of a fraction is 8 greater than its denominator.if 9 is added to both numerator and denominator. then the fraction will ne equal to 11/15. find the fraction

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According to the question, the fraction is : -
\frac{x + 8}{x}

We ADDED 9 to both, NUMERATOR and DENOMINATOR, then the fraction BECOMES 11/15.
So,

\frac{x + 8 + 9}{x + 9}  =  \frac{11}{15}
\frac{x + 17}{x + 9}  =  \frac{11}{15}
15(x + 17) = 11(x + 9)






24.

The increasing order of diazotiation of aromatic compounds

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The influence of substituents on the reactivity of aromatic compounds in an electrophilic aromatic SUBSTITUTION is discussed below.

The REACTION rate of a multistep reaction is DETERMINED by the activation energy of the slowest individual step, which is called the rate-determining step. The activation energy is the energy difference between the starting products of the respective step and its transition state. The reaction rate of electrophilic aromatic substitution therefore depends on the substituent's qualities, as these influence the transition state's energy. It is important to note that a substituent does not influence the starting product's energy in the same way. The activation energy and thus the reaction rate would otherwise not vary among different substituents. In the electrophilic aromatic substitution, the rate-determining step is USUALLY the formation of the σ complex. The σ complex resembles the transition state that is PASSED through when the the σ complex is formed from the starting products. This may be used as a basis for the following considerations of the substituent's influence on the reaction rate. Due to the transition state's extremely short lifetime, its structure cannot be experimentally determined. Thus, it is usually practically impossible to verify its structure. However, the fact that it can be estimated by the structure of the σ complex is quite an advantage.

25.

What is angular momentum ?

Answer» ANSWER :-
ANGULAR MOMENTUM :-

THE MOTION OF AN RIGID BODY ABOUT IT'S AXIS ROTATION IN A ANGULAR MOMENT CALLED ANGULAR MOMENTUM .
26.

Multipole expnsion non uniform charge charge distribution

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Energy of a charge distribution in a spatially non-uniform external electric FIELD. We also derive the multipole expansion for the energy of two RIGID, non-overlapping charge distributions. The results are expressed in both cartesian tensor and circular tensor forms. Some interesting differences from the three-dimensional case emerge : for example, in any order the multipole moment has at most two INDEPENDENT components; and there is no unique preferred relative orientation for two interacting multipoles, which implies that in some respects, at least, the physics of a 2D fluid MAY differ appreciably from that of its 3D analogue.

27.

An electric field is associated with moving electron?

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When an ELECTRO GAINS some velocity ...it creates a ELECTRIC filed AROUND it.....but when it accelerates. .it cretaes both the magnetic filed and the electric field. .

28.

Removal of parallax in theodolite can be achieved by focussing quora

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A theodolite plus SATELLITE location(gps ou other SYSTEM)plus eletronic distance metering plus collecting and storaging data, are the TS. Can be USED in ROUGH TERRAIN and water space .....so big try internet

29.

The standard axle load for single axle is

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Legal axle load: The maximum ALLOWED axle load on the roads is called legal axle load. For highways the maximum legal axle load in INDIA, SPECIFIED by IRC, is 10 tonnes. Standard axle load: It is a single axle load with dual wheel CARRYING 80 KN load and the design of pavement is based on the standard axle load.

30.

What would be the mass of a 10 kg sack of sugar if it was in orbit around Saturn?A. 5 kg B. 7.5 kg C. 10 kg D. 15 kg

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Hey !!!!

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As, We KNOW That,

Mass remains CONSTANT in whole universe,

Whereas, Weight changes...

HENCE, mass of object will be 10kg only

Hence, option (c) is correct

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31.

What are the different kinds of current source in differential amplifier

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A differential amplifier is a type of electronic amplifier that amplifies the difference between two input voltages but suppresses any VOLTAGE COMMON to the two inputs.[1] It is an analog circuit with two inputs {\displaystyle \scriptstyle V_{\text{in}}^{-}} and {\displaystyle \scriptstyle V_{\text{in}}^{+}}and one OUTPUT {\displaystyle \scriptstyle V_{\text{out}}} in which the output is IDEALLY proportional to the difference between the two voltages

32.

Relation between energy anf length of cathode tube

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Cutaway rendering of a color CRT:
1. Three electron emitters (for red, green, and blue phosphor dots)
2. Electron beams
3. Focusing coils
4. Deflection coils
5. Connection for final anodes (referred to as the "ultor" in some receiving TUBE manuals)
6. MASK for SEPARATING beams for red, green, and blue part of displayed image
7. Phosphor LAYER (screen)with red, green, and blue zones
8. Close-up of the phosphor-coated inner SIDE of the screen

33.

Relation between surface tension and contact angle

Answer» CONTACT angle is related both tosurface tension and to thermodynamic equilibrium between PHASES, it is ANALYZED to measure the wettability of surfaces. Considering a droplet deposited on a horizontal surface, it can be defined contact angle the angleformed by the liquid-gas interface with RESPECT to the solid.
34.

Relation between capillary rise and surface tension

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H=2Ycosθ/pgr
Where:

HH is the height the liquid is lifted,

Y is the liquid-air surface tension,

p is the DENSITY of the liquid,

R is the radius of the capillary,

G is the acceleration due to GRAVITY,

θ is the angle of contact described

35.

Relation between of velocity of sound and the densityof air is?

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The speed of sound is faster in solid materials and slower in liquids or gases. The velocity of a sound WAVE is AFFECTED by two properties of matter: the elastic properties and density. The RELATIONSHIP is DESCRIBED by the following equation.

36.

Bending due to shear of uniformly loaded beam

Answer» PLEASE COMPLETE the QUESTION I THINK It's INCOMPLETE
37.

What is the unit to measure the speed of a dot matrix printer

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M PER SEC wanna MARK me as brainliest

38.

Equivalent circuit of transformer with emf equation

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I HOPE this MIGHT be HELPFUL to you

39.

Quantitatively, the inertia of an object is measured by

Answer» MASS × (RADIUS of GYRATION)^2
40.

Speed of sound wave is maximum in steel, water, nitrogen, air

Answer» STEEL because steel is more DENSE than other
41.

A metre scale is pivoted at its mid point. A 0.60 N weight is suspendedfrom one end. How far from the other end must a 1 N weight be suspended for the rule to balance ?

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In solving this problem, we will assume that the metre scale has no weight

Taking moments;

Anticlockwise moments = clockwise moments

0.6 x 50 = 1 x y (y is the distance of the second force from the centre)

y = 30

This means the 1N force MUST be suspended (50 - 30) = 20 cm from the other end.

The answer is 20 cm.

42.

Why broken plate doesnt reattach spontaneously

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It is impossible duds it will nt spintaniously BCZ its particles through which they are ATTACH are brojen and FORCE of attractiin ALSO get very WEAK.

43.

Solar cells in series current voltage characteristic

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44.

Four long parallel conductors carry equal currents of i=5a

Answer» HII FRIENDS how are you
45.

Why are fibreglass and plastic foams bad conductors

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FiberGlass and plastic foams does not CONDUCT electricity or its a bad conductor because:

Glass is mostly silicon oxide, a covalent compound .
Covalent compounds share electrons from each of the constituent elements ( silicon and oxygen) to bond those elements together as a compound; TWO atoms of oxygen for each atom of silicon. some glasses have additions of ionic compounds.
Conduction of electricity requires some mobility of electrons to move that POTENTIAL charge through the material.
Electrons in covalent and ionic compounds in glass are too TIGHTLY bound to the molecule to conduct electricity.
Therefore, fiberglass and plastic foams does not conduct electricity.
Most metals conduct electricity because metal atoms are bound by metallic bonds that share a “cloud” of mobile electrons that are free to move within the normal crystalline STRUCTURE


46.

an object goes from point x to Y and then come back from y to X what is the displacement and average velocity

Answer» DISPLACEMENT is ZERO..
47.

When an object is traveling at terminal velocityA. it is accelerating. B. its velocity is zero. C. the net force on the object is zero. D. there is an unbalanced force acting on the object.

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Option C the NET force on the OBJECT is zero
eg falling of a rain DROP
gravity and viscous force balance each other

48.

Do we need to stop for every 100 km while driving

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Hi dear here is UR answer ✌✌

it depends on ur strength .

and from my opinion yes u should take a break of 5 MINS.

i hope it HELPS u buddy ✌✌

49.

What are the defects of friction stir welding

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The occurring DEFECTS are demonstrated on various materials.Friction stir welding (FSW) is a relatively new ma- terial joining process. It was invented and experimen- TALLY proven in 1991 by awelding INSTITUTE in UK, which also holds the associated patent rights .

IF IT IS CORRECT MARK BRAINLIEST ✌️


50.

What is the maximum operating range of a fridge

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To ENSURE that your REFRIGERATOR is doing its JOB, it's important to keep its temperature at 40 °F or below; the freezer should be at 0 °F.