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7051.

kya hota hai law of consevation of energy

Answer» states that the total energy of an isolated system remains constant
7052.

How can we boiled water without any heat

Answer» Put water At room temperature into a vacuum chamber and begin removing the air eventually the body temperature will fall below and water temperature and boiling will become high. without heating
7053.

What is angle of repose and angle of friction ? With their derivation

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7054.

Please supply me some good notes of oscillations and waves . Please hurry up

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7055.

Horizontal projectile

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7056.

What is Anomalous expension of water?

Answer» When water react both acid and base
7057.

Why does absolute zero not correspond to zero energy

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7058.

Why the satellite do not collision with when satellite was moving around the earth

Answer» Because all satellites are moving with same speep
7059.

Established relation between 2 principal specific heat of gas.

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7060.

What is second law of thermodynamics

Answer» It is impossible for self acting machine,(without any external agency) to convey heat from the body at lower temperature to another at higher temperature. This statement was made by Clausius.
7061.

Write the two physical quantities whose dimensions are same.

Answer» work & energy , strain and young\'s modulous
Pressure and stress have same dimensions.
7062.

What is formula of mean speed?

Answer» Total distance/total time
7063.

Bernauli theroem

Answer» It states that the total energy (pressure energy,potential energy,kinetic energy)of an incompressible and non viscous fluid in a steady flow through an pipe remains constant throughout the flow,provided there is no source or sink of the fluid along the length of the pipe.
7064.

Plss help me I\'m not able to understand how to study for physics and what to study

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7065.

What is the specific heat of a gas in an adiabatic process

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7066.

What is the difference between one dimensional and two dimension

Answer» \tBASIS FOR COMPARISONONE-DIMENSIONALTWO-DIMENSIONALBasicStore single list of elements of similar data type.Store \'list of lists\' or \'array of arrays\' or \'array of one dimensional arrays\'.Declaration/*declaration in C++ type variable_name[ size ];*/ /*declaration in Java type variable_name [ ]; variable_name = new type[size]; *//*declaration in C++ type variable_name[size1][size2]; */ /*declaration in Java type variable_name= new int[size1][size2]; */Alternative Declaration/* In Java int [ ] a= new int [10]; *//* In Java int [ ] [ ] a= new int [10][20]; */Total Size in BytesTotal Bytes =sizeof(datatype of array variable)* size of array.Total Bytes= sizeof(datatype of array variable)* size of first index*size of second index.Receiving parameterIt can be received in a pointer, sized array or an unsized array.Parameter receiving it should define the rightmost dimension of an array.DimensionsOne dimensional.Two dimensional.\t
7067.

Two.vectors.p&q.are.represent.as.p=2i+4j&q=4i_2j.calculate.the.angle.between.them?

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7068.

Newton third law

Answer» Every action has an equal and opposite reaction For eg. Firing a bullet
7069.

Hookes law

Answer» Within elastic limit the extension on the wire is directly proportional to the force applied.
Within elastic limit , stress is directly proportional to strain in elastic body.
F(ext)=-kxF\\x=kSince acc. to this law external force is inversely proportional to x.(diß).
7070.

What is kinematics define it generally with example

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7071.

Why P1>P2 in Bernoulli\'s theorm

Answer» Because in p1 work done on the liquid but in p2 work done by the liquid.
Answer plzzz help...
7072.

f(t)=Acoswt

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7073.

CV(Gama) = a constant

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7074.

What is the speed of sound in effect of frequency and effect of amplitude?

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7075.

What is generality? According to chapter oscillation

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7076.

what is grahms law & its proof

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7077.

Define \'Radius of Gyration\'. Derive an expression for it.

Answer» Do theexpression for it
The radius of gyration is the perpendicular distance between the centre of mass and the axis of rotation of a body which is rotating at angular speed of Omega
7078.

What is shear modulus

Answer» SHEAR MODULUS The shear modulus is the elastic modulus we use for the deformation which takes place when a force is applied parallel to one face of the object while the opposite face is held fixed by another equal force. When an object like a block of height L and cross section A experiences a force F parallel to one face, the sheared face will move a distance ∆x. The shear stress is defined as the magnitude of the force per unit cross-sectional area of the face being sheared (F/A). The shear strain is defined as ∆x/L. The shear modulus S is defined as the ratio of the stress to the strain.
7079.

Adiabatic arrows

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7080.

Write down the relation between three types of moduli and poissons ratio.

Answer» Gadhe
7081.

Calculate the degrees of freedom for monoatomic, diatomic and triatomic gas

Answer» The total number of independent modes(ways) in which a system can possess energy is called Degree of freedom.Monoatomic GAS The Molecules pf monoatomic gas can move in any direction in space so it can have three independent motions and hence 3 degree of freedom (all translational).Diatomic GAS A molecule of diatomic gas has five degrees of freedom (3 tanslational and 2 rotational).Triatomic GAS (non-linear) A molecule of non linear gas can rotate about any of three co-ordinate axes.Hence it has six degrees of freedom (3 translational and 3 rotational).
7082.

Derive an expression for work done in isothermal process

Answer» Work = -pΔvWhere p is pressure and v is volume
7083.

Spring pendulam

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7084.

Write the different type of temperature scale

Answer» Temperature scales are of four types :1.Celcius scale2.fahrenhiet scale3.kelvin scale4.rankine scale
Kelvin,celsius, Fahrenheit, rumar
7085.

Two physical quantity whose dimension are same

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7086.

What is phase in shm

Answer» Phase or phase diffrence
7087.

Determine the diameter of a small cylindrical ball by vernier calliper

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7088.

Dierve law of Conservation of linear momentum by newtons 2nd law

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7089.

Four weakest basic forces in the gravitation

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7090.

Can the overall energy of a body be negativeJustify

Answer» For the case of central gravitational force imposing the "zero"at infinity boundary condition means gravitational potential energy is negative and for the non -zero since the kinetic energy is always positive it is possible that total energy of particle can be negative positive , and zero
7091.

What is quasi-static force???

Answer» Quasi static process is a thermodynamic process that happened slowly enough for the system to remain in internal equilibrium
7092.

What do u mean by capilarity

Answer» It can be described as the rise of liquid. Like in tubes of small cross sectional.
7093.

What is zeroth law

Answer» If two systems are in thermal equillibrium with a third system, they are in thermal equillibrium with each other.
7094.

Show that motion of a pendulum is simple harmonic

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7095.

Principle of launching a satell

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7096.

What is example of negative terminal velocity

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7097.

Following water Jet becomes narrower why

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7098.

Why the t in angular frequency is different from the t of angle in oscillations?

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7099.

State relation between impulse and momentum

Answer» Impulse is eaual to change in linear momentum
7100.

Hiw many marks would be of derivationsome and theory

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