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Write a short note on mesentron. |
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Answer» 1. Midgut or mesenteron: It consists of stomach and hepatic caeca. 2. Ventriculus or stomach: It is straight, short and narrow. Stomach is lined by glandular epithelium which secretes digestive enzymes. 3. Function: It is mainly responsible for digestion and absorption. |
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Cockroach is a/an animal. (A) omnivorous (B) nocturnal (C) cursorial (D) all of these |
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Answer» The correct answer is (D) all of these |
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Cockroach shows ________ adaptations. (A) Cursorial (B) Arboreal (C) Fossorial (D) Aquatic |
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Answer» The correct answer is (A) Cursorial |
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Explain in detail the hindgut of cockroach. |
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Answer» Hindgut or proctodaeum: It consists of ileum, colon and rectum. |
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Describe in detail the body division of cockroach. |
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Answer» Body division: The body is divided into three regions viz. head, thorax and abdomen. Abdomen: 1. The abdomen is elongated and made up of ten segments. Each segment has a dorsal tergum and ventral sternum. 2. Tergum is jointed to the sternum laterally by a soft cuticle called pleura. 3. The posterior segments are telescoped in. Due to this, the eighth and ninth terga get overlapped by the seventh. The tenth tergum projects backward and is deeply notched. It bears a pair of small, many jointed anal cerci. 4. The abdomen is narrow and tapering in males as compared to females.The ninth sternum of males also bears a pair of short, unjointed anal style. |
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Explain in detail male reproductive system of cockroach. |
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Answer» 1. Male reproductive system includes primary and secondary reproductive organs. 2. Primary sex organs (male gonads) are called testes. They are paired and located in the 4th and 6th abdominal segments. Sperms produced in testis are carried by vasa deferentia. 3. Vasa deferentia is a pair of thin tubular structure that arise from the testes and open into ejaculatory duct through seminal vesicle. They carry sperms to ejaculatory duct. 4. Ejaculatory duct opens into male gonopore situated ventral to anus. 5. Sperms produced by testis are stored in seminal vesicles in the form of bundles called spermatophores. These spermatophores are deposited in female reproductive tract during copulation. 6. Mushroom shaped gland or utricular gland is an accessory reproductive gland. It is present in the 6th – 7th abdominal segments. 7. Male gonapophyses or phallomere form the external genitalia of male. These are three asymmetrical chitinous structures surrounding the male gonophore. |
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The other term for gizzard in cockroach. |
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Answer» Proventriculus |
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After sufficient growth, nymph undergoes moulting and enters into this stage: |
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Answer» After sufficient growth, nymph undergoes moulting and enters into this stage: Instar |
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What do you mean by food supplement? Explain the need of food supplement for children in detail. |
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Answer» Food supplement means a nutrient that is added to your diet to nourish your body that you are not getting in your regular diet. Food supplements generally include Vitamins, minerals, fibre, fatty acids or amino acids, among other substances. These supplements may be in the form of a tablet or powder which can be added to motor of milk for consumption. Need of food supplement for children: No doubt that food supplements play a vital role in proper growth and development of children. Though, it is not essential to consume food supplements but becomes necessary when there is a lack of proper nutritious diet. In fact, it can be said that food supplements are unnecessary if a child takes a balanced diet regularly. Moreover, there are various food supplements omega-3 fatty acids has been shown to be without benefit for healthy children. It means that if child takes a balanced or nutritious diet regularly, there will not be any benefit of taking food supplement on that child. |
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What do you mean by quality of life ? |
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Answer» Quality of life means how you live your life, what type of healthy you are having. If you are healthy and enjoying your life, it can be said that you have a good quality of life. |
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Difference between thallophyta and bryophyta. |
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Answer» Difference between thallophyta and bryophyta:
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Write a paragraph in your own words about the ornamental plants called ferns. |
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Mention the advantages and disadvantages of food supplements. |
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Answer» Advantages of food supplements: 1. These products help to improve performance, especially weight training and sports performance. 2. Food supplements help to overcome deficient nutrients, thus fulfill the body needs. 3. These products are easily available from medical stores. Disadvantages of Food supplements: 1. The products are more expensive than natural food; moreover, they have less nutritional value than fresh fruits and vegetables. 2. Prolonged usage and excessive taking of these food supplements is often harmful for body and develop unknown and unexpected risk over health of individual. 3. These products require many instructions for their usage which are difficult to be followed properly. 4. Food supplements may provide benefit but researches on this prove that they are less healthy than natural diet or food. Thus, balanced diet is the best food. 5. These dietary supplements pose adverse side effects over health or individual. 6. Most of these products are synthetic or chemicals, however, long usage of these food supplements may cause cancer. |
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Match the following1. Summer Solstice(a) 22nd December2. Equinox(b) Rocky3. Winter Solstice(c) 21st June4. Lithos(d) Water5. Hydro(e) 21st March |
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Answer» 1. (c) 2. (e) 3. (a) 4. (b) 5. (d) |
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The movement of the Earth on its axis is called (a) Revolution (b) Seasons (c) Rotation (d) Circulation |
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Answer» The movement of the Earth on its axis is called Rotation |
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Consider the following statement:1. Universe is referred to Cosmos.2. The Sun is at the centre of the solar system. 3. Pluto is a dwarf planet.Choose the correct answer using the codes given below:(a) 1 and 2 (b) 2 and 3 (c) 1,2 and 3 (d) 1 only. |
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Answer» (c) 1,2 and 3 |
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Which celestial body shares its orbit with others? Give an example, |
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Answer» 1. The dwarf planets share their orbits with others. 2. The five dwarf planets of the solar system are Pluto, Ceres, Eris, Makemake and Haumea. |
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Fill in the blank1. The Universe was formed after ........ explosion. 2. .......... is the unit used to measure the distance between two celestial bodies.3. ......... is the centre of the solar system.4. The word planet means .............5. ............ planet has many natural satellites. 6. India’s first ever mission to the moon is .......7. Earth is inclined by ........ degrees.8. The Equator faces the Sun directly ......... on and .........9. the time of Perihelion, the Earth is ........ to the sun 10. The line which divides day and night on the Earth’s surface is ......... |
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Answer» 1. Big Bang 2. Light year 3. Sun 4. Wanderer 5. Jupiter 6. Chandrayaan – I 7. 231/2 8. 21st March and 23rd September 9. Closest 10. Terminator Line |
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Name the following1. A massive explosion to bring the celestial bodies into existence.2. The somersaulting plant.3. The study of the Universe.4. Outer Planets or Jovian Planets .5. Morning Star.6. Red Planet.7. Fastest spinning Planet.8. Its specific gravity in less than water.9. This planet appears green. 10. It comesdose to the Earth every 76 years.11. Shooting Star.12. It is in spherical shape.13. The spinning movement of the Earth.14. 21st March and 23rd September.15. This layer is made up of different types of gases. |
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Answer» 1. Big Bang 2. Uranus 3. Cosmology 4. Gaseous giants 5. Verms 6. Viars 7. Jupiter 8. Saturn 9. Uranus 10. Halley’s Comet 11. Meteors 12. Earth 13. Rotation 14. Equinoxes 15. Atmosphere |
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Let’s be aware as we walk on this planet Even the tiniest creature needs room. (a) What should we aware of ?(b) What do you mean by the term ‘as we walk on this planet’? |
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Answer» (a) We should be aware that even the tiniest creature needs room. (b) It means that as long ‘as we live in this world’. |
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Know that you matter and you make a difference (a) What does the above line tell us? |
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Answer» The above line tells us that every human being is unique and important. |
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When do we feel sad? |
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Answer» We feel sad when people don’t remember us |
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To whom does T and’You’refer to? |
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Answer» I refers to the poet and you refers to the reader. |
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Why do you think the second stanza has been repeated as the 4 stanza? |
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Answer» The message that we learn a lot of lessons in life after going through difficulty and that if anyone gives us even a very small present, it is not without effort, the importance of gratitude in life and respect for people, have been repeated. |
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What do the smallest gifts deserve? |
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Answer» Even the smallest gifts deserve a warm thank you. |
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What will happen if you fail to give importance to others? |
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Answer» If we fail to give importance to others, they will feel sad |
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A small particle will scatter light of ……………. wavelength better.A) large B) shorter C) medium D) none |
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Answer» Correct option is B) shorter |
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Statement X : The intensity of scattered light varies with angle of scattering. Statement Y : The intensity of scattered light is maximum at 90° of angle of scattering. A) Both statements are true B) Both statements are false C) X is true, Y is false D) X is false, Y is true |
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Answer» A) Both statements are true |
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There are two cuboidal boxes as shown in the given figure. Which box requires the less amount of material to make? |
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Answer» Volume of a cuboid V1 = lbh = 60 × 40 × 50 V1 = 1,20,000 cubic units. Volume of a cube V2 = (a)3 = (50)3 = 50 × 50 × 50 V2 = 1,25,000 cubic units. ∴ The cuboidal box requires less amount of material. ∴ V1 < V2 |
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Find the side of a cube whose surface area is 600 cm2. |
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Answer» Total surface area of a cube = 6a2 ⇒ 6a2 = 600 ⇒ a2 = 600/6 = 100 ⇒ a2 = 100 ⇒ a = √100 = 10 ∴ The side of a cube (a) = 10 cm. |
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Find the cost of painting a cuboid of dimensions 20 cm × 15 cm × 12 cm at the rate of 5 paisa per square centimeter. |
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Answer» l = 20cm, b = 15cm, h = 12cm. ∴ Total surface area of a cuboid A = 2(lb + bh + lh) =2(20 × 15 + 15 × 12 + 20 × 12) = 2(300 + 180 + 240) = 2 × 720 = 1440 sq.cm. The cost of painting a cuboid at the rate of 5 paisa per sq. cm for 1440 sq.cm. = 1440 × 5 paisa = 7200 paisa = ₹ 7200/100 = ₹ 72 |
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Cooking takes longest time ……… (a) at the sea level (b) at Shimla (c) at mount Everest (if tried) (d) in a submarine 100 m below the surface of water. |
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Answer» (c) at mount Everest (if tried) |
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The rainfall recorded on a certain day was 5cm. Find the volume of water that fell on a 2-hectare field. |
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Answer» Given that rainfall recorded in a certain day= 5cm = 0.05m Area of the field = 2 hectare We know that 1 hectare = 10000 m2 Area = 2 × 10000 Area = 20000 m2 Total rain in the field= area of the field × height of the field =0.05 × 20000 = 1000 m3 |
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On a particular day, the rainfall recorded in a terrace of dimensions 6 m and 5 m is 15 cm. The quantity of water collected in terrace is A) 450 litres B) 3000 litres C) 4500 litres D) 300 litres |
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Answer» Correct option is (C) 4500 litres Quantity of water = Volume of rainfall \(=6\times5\times0.15\,m^3\) \(=4.5\,m^3\) \(=4.5\times1000\,litres\) = 4500 litres Correct option is C) 4500 litres |
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The rainfall recorded on a certain day was 5 cm. Find the volume of water that fell on a 2-hectare field. |
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Answer» It is given that, Rain recorded in a certain day = 5 cm = 0.05 m Area of the field = 2 hectare = 2 × 10000 m2 = 20000m2 Therefore, Total rain over the field = Area of the field × Height of the field = 0.05 × 20000 = 1000 m3 |
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…….. conducts the Assembly meetings. A) Speaker B) CM C) MLA D) None |
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Answer» Answer is (A) Speaker Option A will be the correct answer
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Find the value of m for which 5m ÷5−3 = 55. |
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Answer» 5m ÷ 5−3 = 55 5m − (− 3) = 55 (am ÷ an = am − n) 5m + 3 = 55 Since the powers have same bases on both sides, their respective exponents must be equal. m + 3 = 5 m = 5 − 3 m = 2 |
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If 27x-7 = 1 then x = ..................A) 1 B) 2 C) 0 D) 3 |
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Answer» Correct option is (A) 1 \(2^{7x-7}\) = 1 \(=2^0\) \(\Rightarrow\) 7x - 7 = 0 \(\Rightarrow\) \(x=\frac77=1\) Correct option is A) 1 If x value will 1 then; 2^7*1-7 =2^7-7 =2^0 ( in exponent x^0=1) the correct option is A
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Compare the photoelectric effect on the basis of photon theory and wave theory of light and hence explain why the wave theory failed to explain it. |
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Answer» According to wave theory, when a wavefront strikes a metal surface, the free electrons at the surface absorb the radiant energy continuously. Also greater is the intensity, greater are the amplitudes and energies of the wave' Hence, higher intensity wave should liberate photoelectrons with greater kinetic energies. A light wave of sufficient intensity should be able to eject electrons, whatever may be the frequency and each electron intercepts an insignificantly some amount of energy and therefore should require a finite time to escape from the metal surface. Where as, according to photoelectric effect, maximum kinetic energy of emitted photoelectrons is independent of the intensity of incident radiation. High energy, (higher frequency) radiations of very low intensity can emit photoelechons, whereas higher intensity but low energy (below threshold energy) can't Wave theory fails to explain the existence of threshold energy. Also, emission of photoelectrons is instantaneous Process (within 10-9 sec). |
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Point out two distinct features observed experimentally in photoelectric effect which cannot be explained on the basis of wave theory of light. State how the photon picture' of light provides an explanation of these features. |
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Answer» The two required distinct features are: (i) Maximum K.E. of emitted photo electrons, is independent of the intensity of incident light (of a given frequency). (ii) No photo emission takes place from a given photo emitting surface if the frequency (wavelength) of the incident light is less than (more than) a critical or threshold frequency (wavelength). We can understand these features on the basis of the photon theory as follows . (i) Increases in intensity increases only the number of incident photons but does not increase the energy ( = hv) of these photons . Hence there is no increase in the maximum K.E. of the emitted photo electrons. (ii) No photo emission can take place if the energy of the incident photon (= hv = hc/λ) is less than the work function of the photo emitting surface. Hence, there is a minimum (maximum) critical or threshold frequency (wavelength) for given photo emitting surface. |
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Why photoelectric effect can not be explained on the basis of wave nature of light ? Give reasons. |
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Answer» According to wave theory: (i) The maximum kinetic energy o.f the emitted electron'should be directly proportional to the intensity of incident radiations, but it is not observed experimentally. Also the maximum kinetic energy of the emitted electrons should not depend upon incident frequency according to wave theory, but it is not so. (ii) Electron emission should take place at all frequencies of radiations, i.e. there should not exist the threshold frequency, This fact contradicts experimental observation. (iii) There should be a time lag in photo electric emission but according to observation photo electric emission is instantaneous. |
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The electric field E due to any point charge near it is defined as E = \(\lim\limits_{q\to 0}\cfrac{F}{q}\) where q is the test charge and F is the force acting on it. What is the physical significance of \(\lim\limits_{q\to 0}\) in this expression ?Draw the electric lines of point charge Q when(i) Q > 0 and (ii) Q < 0. |
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Answer» The physical significance of \(\lim\limits_{q\to 0}\) in the definition of electric field E = \(\lim\limits_{q\to 0}\cfrac{F}{q}\) The point test charge q produces its own electric field, hence it will modify the electric field strength to be measured. Therefore, the test charge used to measure the electric field must be too small. The electric lines of force are shown in figure above. |
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What is a test charge? |
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Answer» The charge which detects the effect of the source charge. |
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What is a source charge? |
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Answer» The charge which produces the electric field. |
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What is the direction of electric field due to a point negative charge? |
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Answer» Radially inward |
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What is the direction of electric field due to a point positive charge? |
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Answer» Radially outward |
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What is the direction of dipole moment? |
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Answer» The dipole moment vector is directed from negative to positive charge along the dipole axis. |
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Mention the S.I. unit of electric field. |
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Answer» newton per coulomb (NC-1) |
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Define electric field strength. Is it a vector or a scalar quantity? |
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Answer» The electric field strength at a point in an electric field is defined as the electrostatic force acting on a unit positive charge when placed at that point and its direction is along the direction of electrostatic force. Electric field strength is a vector quantity. |
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Is dipole moment a vector / scalar? |
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Answer» Dipole moment a vector. |
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