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5901.

Displetment

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5902.

MI OF RING

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5903.

How the coefficient of friction between a body and a surface if the mass of the body is doubled

Answer» We know that u=f/r...u=ma/mg. ..u=a/g so their is no effect
5904.

Name of two masses

Answer» Atomic mass and gram atomic mass
Atomic mass or gram atomic mass
5905.

What is the moment of inertia

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5906.

Why earth revolves around earth

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5907.

Which is the weakest force

Answer» Weak nuclear force
5908.

Derive relation between force and momentum

Answer» Knowing the amount of\xa0force\xa0and the length of time that\xa0force\xa0is applied to an object will tell you the resulting change in its\xa0momentum. They are related by the fact thatforce\xa0is the rate at which\xa0momentum\xa0changes with respect to time (F = dp/dt).\xa0
5909.

Why is neutons law of gravitation law called a universal law

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5910.

Apple bear is falling on the pole at the height of 10 m what is the colour of bear

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5911.

What you mean by parallax method

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5912.

What is vernier callipers

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5913.

State law of conservation of angular momentum

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5914.

What is escale velocity

Answer» The minimum velocity required for a body to escape from earth\'s gravitational field and never return back to its orbit is called escape velocity.
5915.

V= omega r derivation

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5916.

G=

Answer» 6.67*10^-11
5917.

Define Hook\'s law.

Answer» Hook\'s law is a limit upto which strain is directly proportional to stress
5918.

What is Torricelli\'s law

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5919.

What is pascals law

Answer» Suppose a water filled container is there with pumping scale of both side and a piston is there to the top of container and when piston is being pushed then pressure exaerted equally to all the pumping tube.
5920.

What is relation between momentum

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5921.

Formula of gravitational constant

Answer» GMm/r^2
5922.

If a piston rotates 10time in10sec then what is the speed of the piston

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5923.

Convert 1joule in to ergs by the method of dimensions

Answer» [W]=ML^2T^-2In SI:- 1J=1kg×1m^2×1s^-2In CGS:-1J=10^3g×10^4m2×1s^-2 = 10^7 gcm^2s^-21Joule= 10^7 gcm^2s^-2
5924.

How to define reversible and Irreversible process

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5925.

What is emissivity?

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5926.

Convert 1joule in cgs system

Answer» 1 joule= 10^7 erges
1 joule=10^7
5927.

find the relation between torque and angular momentum

Answer» Relation between angular momentum and torque is same as between the linear momentum and force.As Force F = dp/dtWhere p = linear momentumt = timeSame is for the angular momentum and torqueT = dL/dtWhere T = torqueL = angular momentum
T=dL/dtWhere T is torque and L is angular momentum.Hope dis helped u...
5928.

Formula of finding resolution of vector

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5929.

What is rigid body

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5930.

Which is more elastic?air or water? And why?

Answer» Water is more elastic than air because bulk modulus of elasticity is reciprocal of compressibility and air is more compressible than water.
Water is more elastic because due to bulk modules of elasticity
Air is more elastic
5931.

Scale

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5932.

Kepler\'s 2nd law deination and prove?

Answer» Acc. To this law planets cover equal distance in equal time interval
5933.

In principle of superposition the direction of is along which direction

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5934.

What is spring???

Answer» A spring is a mechanical device that produces a restoring force when stretched or compressed.
The suitable definition is---- the body which have negligible mass and can have capabilities to store force or energy and both is called spring....
If elasticity is matter then the plastic must be spring....
Spring is defined as the present elasticity
5935.

If an object is dropped from satellite will it reach to earth

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No, as the object dropped will also travel in same speed as that of satellite
5936.

Hydrolic paradox

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5937.

Define orbital velocity of satellite?

Answer» The minimum force/velocity required to put a satellite into its orbit
The velocity require to put a satellite into its orbit
5938.

What is projections angle?

Answer» The angle at which a body is projected
5939.

What is dimension of coffiecient of viscosity

Answer» M/LT
5940.

Which of the three moduli is possible in all the three states of matter?

Answer» Bulk modulus of elasticity
5941.

defined pressure

Answer» Mass per volume
5942.

Direction of magnetic field in magnetic flux

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5943.

Explain the interatomic and intermolecular forcesBy help of graph

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5944.

A light body and a heavy body have the same kinetic energy. Which one will have greater momentum

Answer» K.E. =P^2/2M where p=momentum and M =mass of the bodyThis gives P^2=K.E.×2Mi.e. P=√K.E×2M or P is directly proportional to √2MSince K.E. is the same for both the bodies, heavier body will have greater momentum.
Heavy body due to greater mass
5945.

What is the max gravitational potential energy a heavenly body can have?

Answer» 0Joule
5946.

find the center of mass of cube

Answer» Richa don\'t consider me wrong i want to answer but its procedure is long so please see in cbse guide
5947.

Define newtons law of gravitation?

Answer» F=G×M×m/R2
Newton law of gravitation between two bodies is directly propertional the product of magnitude of mass and inversly propertional to square of distance between them.....
5948.

mgh =?

Answer» Potential energy
Difference in potential energy
Potential Energy
5949.

What is mercuary barometer

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5950.

what is youug modulus?

Answer» Young\'s modulus is a measure of the ability of a material to withstand changes in length when under lengthwise tension or compression. Sometimes referred to as the modulus of elasticity, Young\'s modulus is equal to the longitudinal stress divided by the strain.Means the measure of the ability of an object which can bring some some changes in by due to compression or stress