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5601.

Orbital velocity

Answer» The minimum velocity required to orbit/revolve around planet
5602.

Bernoulli\'s theorem

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5603.

What is the dimensional formula of force

Answer» FORCE = MASS * ACCELERATION\xa0SO\xa0[FORCE] = [MASS] *[ACCELERATION][F]= [M] * [LT-2][F]= [MLT-2]
5604.

Difference between static friction kinetic friction and limiting friction

Answer» static friction :- if a body is at rest and we apply the insufficient force to slide it so that the body keeps in rest without tending to any disturbance in its position due to a opposite force acting on it between the two contact surfaces. that opposite force is known as static frictionlimiting friction:- it can be defined as the friction offered by contact surface about which body tends to move due to external increasing force. ie., it is the maximum value of static friction.kinetic friction:; the friction exerted during the motion of the body.
5605.

Why newton second law of motion is real law of motion

Answer» Newton\'s second law is the real law of motion in the sense that the firest and third law of motion can be derived from the 2nd law of motion. This means that if no force is applied on the body, its acceleration will be zero
Newton\'s second law of motion can be formally stated as follows: The acceleration of an object as produced by a net force is directly proportional to the magnitude of the net force, in the same direction as the net force, and inversely proportional to the mass of the object.
5606.

what is parallelogram law of vector addition

Answer» According to this law ,two vectors are represented by the adjacent side of a parallelogram taken in same order and their resultant vector is represented by the diagonal of parallelogram .
5607.

Difference between momentum and momenta.

Answer» Momenta is plural of momentum
5608.

What is hooks law

Answer» According to hooks law stress is directly proportional to strain stress=E strain
5609.

What is the definition of the newton\'s coefficient

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5610.

Which of the fundamental forces are of 1/r type

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5611.

What is the rotation analogue2 of force ?give its so unit

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5612.

Connected motion

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5613.

Equation of motion

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5614.

What is impulse equation of motion

Answer» I=F×^t=p2-p1 And dimensional formula is [MLT-1]
5615.

Is marks of periodic test are added in the final result of class11

Answer» yes.. of course
5616.

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5617.

Expression for centripetal force

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5618.

Derived the thrid equation of motion

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5619.

Whatiscurrent

Answer» Flowing of electric charge .
5620.

Formula for linear displacement.

Answer» velocity *time
5621.

Can tachyons travel in time? And how they can have imaginery mass, does that exist physically?

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5622.

Kepler s low

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5623.

How to derive Ohms law

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5624.

Prove that the path of projectile will be parabolic in nature

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5625.

What does the scope of velosity time graph represent

Answer» Acceleration
5626.

What\'s the Conservative force

Answer» Those forces which depend upon initial and final point , doesn\'t depend on path has been travelled
5627.

what is law of inertia?\xa0

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5628.

Is work done against gravity positive or negative?

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5629.

Why does a railway track have a particular shape like I

Answer» This is typical shape of the cross-section of a track laid with Flat-footed Rails. ... These are shaped so for following purposes: The top portion or the HEAD of the rail is thicker to take up the impact of the fast moving wheels, and carry the load of trains preventing abrasion of the tracks.
5630.

Check by the method of dimensions whether the E=mc square equation is correct or not

Answer» LHS=Dimensions of energy : [M][L²]/[T²]RHS=mc² =[M]×[L/T]² =[M]×[L²]/[T]² =[M][L]²/[T]²Dimension of LHS=Dimension of RHS
5631.

What is center of mass

Answer» A hypothetical point where whole mass of a system is supposed to be concerned
It is point it is a point where n terms of the system is supposed to be concentrated such that if entire external force is supposed to be acting at centre of mass then straight line of motion of system remain unchanged
The point where whole mass of a body is concentrated .Actually there is no such point where whole mass of body is concentrated. It is used for study of macroscopic body.
5632.

Why the shape of projectile is parabola

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5633.

How to derived kinetic energy theorem

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5634.

how much has been dig inside the earth till now

Answer» On the ground for coal earth dug three kilometres inside for gas earth dug twelve kilometres and in the sea for natural gas earth dug sixty kilometres inside
5635.

What is trajectory

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5636.

The angle between vectorsAand Bis 60`what is the ratio of A.Band IA×B

Answer» A.B/A×B=COS○/SIN○=COS60°/SIN60°=(1/2)/(root3/2)=1/2×2/root3=A.B/A×B=1/root3
5637.

Derive kinetic energy using calculus method?

Answer» K=1/2mv2
5638.

A man fall freely standing of weighting machine what will be the weight Shawn by the machine

Answer» 0, because their is no any reaction force
5639.

Why action and reaction do not balance each other

Answer» Because they act on two different objects
5640.

What happens to the time period of a pendulum clock when it is shifted from Delhi to Shimla.

Answer» Increases, because shimla is a hilly region their the value of g decreases time period increases
5641.

Prove that gravitational force is weakest force of nature.

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5642.

Errors cannot be subtracted

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5643.

Unit of gravitational constant

Answer» F=Gm1m2/r^2 So. G=Fr^2/m1m2
Unit of G=Nm^2/kg^2
grvitational constant= G
5644.

What is the range of nuclear force

Answer» 10^-15 m or 1 Fermi
5645.

What is instantaneous speed?

Answer» Instantaneous speed of an object at an instant of time t is defined as the limiting value of the average
5646.

Can a body having uniform speed and varying velocity?

Answer» Yes, in case of uniform circular motion.
5647.

Can you explain me the concept of \' Free fall \' with all formula and example??

Answer» Free fall is any motion of a body where gravity is the only force acting on it .Velocity of free fall is given byV=g.twhere g is gravitational acceleration and t is the time.Example The boy drops the ball from a roof of the house and it hits the ground.
5648.

What\'s so important about integration and differentiation

Answer» It is used to find some physical quantities such as speed / velocity / acceleration etc. Instantaneously.....
5649.

How in circular or rotational motion the linear velocity is different

Answer» In uniform circular motion speed is constant but velocity is variable because regular change in direction
5650.

Strain has unit but no dimensions.why

Answer» Strain=▲L/L, it\'s dimensional formula is [L]/[L] because both are length [L]^1×[L]^-1 both cancel each other so strain has no dimension