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6001.

Explain the concept of pitch of sound

Answer» The pitch of a sound can simply be thought of as a measure of the sound\'s frequency. For example when an instrument plays different notes they are more accurately different pitches. These pitch differences are actually just the ear and brain\'s perception of the instrument emitting different frequencies.When there is a high frequency, the ear interprets the sound as a higher pitch, and when the frequency is low, the ear hears a low pitch. Pitch has been standardized and uses "cents" as a unit of measurement.
6002.

Kepler\'s 2nd law

Answer» Planets cover equally area in equal time interval ✋?
The radius vector drawon from the sum to a planet sweeps but the equal area equal universal of time
Kepler\'s second law of planetary motion describes the speed of a planet traveling in an elliptical orbit around the sun. It states that a line between the sun and the planet sweeps equal areas in equal times.
6003.

Two sound waves having a phase difference of 60degree have path difference?

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6004.

What is difference between hydrid

Answer» Hydride is a compound of hydrogen with more electropositive elements while halide is a salt of any halogen acid
6005.

What is the father of Physics

Answer» Dr. Ashish Soni
Newton, Galileo and Einstein they all are called the father of physics because of their contribution in physics.
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6006.

Derive an expression for system of particles

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6007.

Derivation of gauge pressure

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6008.

explain me about adhesive and cohesive forces

Answer» Forces between sale molecules is adhesive but force between different molecules is cohesive ✋✋
6009.

Why pipes are bust during winter season in cold place. Explain?

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6010.

Surface meaning

Answer» The body which is in our contact
6011.

Derive the derivation of equation of adiabatic changes

Answer» My lovely dear it will be too long?
6012.

Why is it hard to hit a spin ball than ordinary one in cricket

Answer» Because of mass difference
6013.

What is the value of Ig

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6014.

How the angle of contact of the pure water and cleaned glass is 0 dgree

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6015.

Accuracy of measurement is determined by .......

Answer» Ideal correctness
Correctness
6016.

What is the mean velocity of nitrogen molecule at NTP

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6017.

Integration of 2sin 2t

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6018.

What are the total no of exam happened this year

Answer» Upto now 2,still 2are balance
6019.

Why rain drops are in spherical shape

Answer» Surface tension
Due to surface tension
6020.

Dimensional formula of force

Answer» MLT-2
MLT-2
6021.

Dimension of force

Answer» MLT -2
{tex}MLT^-2{/tex}
6022.

Derivation of stain energy

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6023.

Effect of temperature, humidity and density in the speed of sound?

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6024.

Define centre of mass of two particle system

Answer» The centre of mass is an imaginary point where one can assume the entire mass of the given system or object to be positioned.Consider a system consisting of two point masses m1 and m2, whose position vectors at a time t with reference to the origin O of the inertial frame are respectively.This can be written mathematically asSimilarly, for the point mass m2 ,According to the Newton\'s second law of motion, the equation of motion of point mass m1 isSimilarly, for the second particleAdding equations (3) and (4), we getwhich implies,From (1) and (2),According to Newton\'s third law,From equation (5),Where m = m1 + m2, that is the mass of a hypothetical object. Its position at any time is given by position vector such that,This is nothing but the position vectorand is called the centre of the mass of the two-particle system.It is the point where the total external force is supposed to act.For a two-particle system, the centre of mass lies between the two particles and on the line joining them.If i.e., the mid-point of the line joining the masses.\xa0
6025.

How to get good marks in numericals????

Answer» From practice
Regular practice helps to answer correctly
By solving it correct and by writing all steps
6026.

What is impulsive force?

Answer» Force for an short duration
6027.

How is the density of earth is same as the density of earth when we go inside a depth D

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6028.

What is stress How can we define???

Answer» Tension /pressure
The tension /pressure exerted on a material is known as stress.
6029.

Gravitational law

Answer» G is directly proportional to product of mases and inversely proportional to square offer distance from them
6030.

Which helpbook should I study for physics and chemistry

Answer» NCERT is the best choice
S.L.Arora for physics
H.C VERMA for physics and O.P TANDON/ARIHANT for chemistry are really interesting books.
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6031.

Which subject i have to study in class 11 (i am medical student)give answer in detailed subjects

Answer» I think bio bro
if you are medical student then go work bro
I think You have to choose chemistry it is beneficial for you
6032.

Define momentum of the body

Answer» Mass ×velocity
It is the product of mass and velicity. P=mv
It is defined as the quantity of the motion of a body
6033.

How we consider motion of top as rotational motion?

Answer» Since the motion occurs in acurved path& not in a straight line we say it is rotational
6034.

What is thermosets and elastomers??

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6035.

Kinetic equation for uniformly acceleeated motion

Answer» Thanks
V=u+at ?☺
6036.

How g varies with depth

Answer» g value increase
6037.

What is horizontal projectiles?

Answer» Projectiles motion in horizontal direction
A horizontally thrown ball and a bullet fired from a rifle held horizontally are the examples of projectiles in the horizontal direction. For this type of projection there is an initial velocity u only in the horizontal or x-direction. But there is no initial velocity in the vertical or y-direction.However, there is acceleration in the downward direction due to gravity. Since there is no acceleration or force in the x-direction after it is projected, the projectile moves in this direction with a constant speed (u).As the object moves horizontally, it also falls in the downward direction due to gravity. In the downward direction, the motion is the same as that of a dropped object.
6038.

What is the stress

Answer» Force upon area
6039.

1 mg wt is equal to how much newton

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6040.

If mass of an object is m and increase by double what\'s change in its orbital velocity

Answer» Same as early, because it doesn\'t depend of mass of body.
6041.

How can we define torque im relationship with stress

Answer» The twisting force that tends to cause rotation is known as TORQUE.
6042.

Effect on value of gravity at dapth d

Answer» Increase in depth decrease in value of g.- inversely proportional to each other. ???
Decreases woth depth
g\' = g(1-(x/R))Where g\' is gravity at depth, x is the depth, R is the radius.
6043.

Can water be made to boil without heating?

Answer» By decreasing the pressure on water surface it can be boiled
6044.

Which will be preferred large angle prism or small angle prism for obtaining spectrum? Why?

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6045.

What is the dimensional formula of modules of rigidity

Answer» [M^1 L^-1 T^-2 ] is the dimensional formula of modules of rigidity or shear modulus.
6046.

What is a gravitational force

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6047.

What is a Gravity

Answer» A force which is exerted by earth.
6048.

Mam i Can\'t understand physics even first letter your notes are good but what can i do

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6049.

Whats Is Hooks Law?

Answer» With in elastic limit the stress is proportional to strain
Hooke\'s law states that within elastic limit . STRESS/STRAIN = E (modulus of elasticity )
6050.

What is pascal law

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