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7601.

what is th value of terminal velocity

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7602.

What is fluid mechanics?

Answer» Study of fluid
7603.

What is the main aim of science

Answer» The main aim of science is totally finding logics behind each and every activity ?☺????
According to my view, the main aim of science is to study and understand the nature because nature is too complicated to understand.
Finding quests that exist in universe and find their answers
7604.

Meaning of potential in physics?

Answer» Amount of work done in a unit +be charge from infinity to that point.
Unrealised ability to perform
Energy due to position
7605.

Bernoullis principles

Answer» For a streamline flow the sum of pressure,kinetic energy per unit volume and the potential energy per unit volume remain constant.
7606.

calcutate the RMS velocity of air molecule at STP given density of air at STP is 1.296kg/m*3.

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7607.

The momentum of a body of mass 5kg is 500kgmsec find its kinetic energy

Answer» Good DEEPANSHU
Momentum =mass × velocityTherefore 500=5×v V= 100m/secKinetic energy = 1/2×5×100K.E= 250 Joule
7608.

What is relation between angular momentum and rotational kinetic energy

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7609.

How we make current

Answer» By using water
7610.

Give the explanation of newton\'s third law of motion?

Answer» Newton\'s third law of motion states that every action has equal and opposite reaction
7611.

How is pressure change horizontally in liquid?and why?

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7612.

New blanket give more heat while old doesn\'t. Explain why?

Answer» Because air trap in
7613.

What will be si unit of inertia

Answer» (Kilogram ×metre square ) is the S.I unit of inertia.
S.I. unit of Inertia is Kilogram.
7614.

Size of universe is increasing or decreasing

Answer» It is stable
7615.

What is dissipative force

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7616.

Why is steel more elastic than rubber??

Answer» Because of young modulus
Because it regain its shape faster than rubber after removing deforming force.
Because it\'s by physics
7617.

What is Archimedes principle and viscosity

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7618.

Coefficient of viscositty

Answer» F*l\\v*a
M^1L ^1T^-1??
M0 L1 T-1
7619.

How can we boil water without giving heat?

Answer» Without giving energy it cannot boil.
7620.

Wite the dimension of a×b from;E=(b-x²)/ab where E=energy and x is the distance.

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7621.

Write the dimension of a/b from relation;F= a√x +bt²

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7622.

What is component of force

Answer» Mass and acceleration
7623.

Explanation of dynamic lift

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7624.

What about the footprints of Neil arm strong on moon ,are they present as fresh yet now?

Answer» Yes as there is no change I\'m environmental conditions
Yes niel armstrong\'s footprint is present on moon because moon have no atmosphere it is a dead heavenly body. No climate change take place there.
7625.

How can we reduce the gauge pressure

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7626.

What is the direction of areal velocity of the earth around the earth

Answer» Anticlockwise ???
In anti clockwise direction. sun is lacated at centre of all planets orbit and they revolve around sun in anticlockwise direction.
Areal velocity of Earth always around the sun because the Kepler\'s law is tell about it:-the planet areal velocity is always around the ☀️,(always taken as a radius which is constant with respect to origin
7627.

Why we can not reach the speed of light

Answer» As objects travel faster and faster, they get heavier and heavier , the heavier they get, the harder it is to achieve acceleration, so you never get to the speed of light. A photon actually has no mass .If it had mass, it couldn\'t travel at the speed of light.Particles that have mass require energy to accelerate them. The closer to the speed of light you get a particle, the more energy is required to go faster. This is because the particles themselves get more massive in proportion to the increased velocity.
7628.

How does the free surface of liquid at rest behaves

Answer» Intramolecular movement
7629.

tan 40° = ?

Answer» The exact value of tan(40) tan cannot be found using sum and difference formulas or half-angle identities. The approximate decimal answer is 0.83909963 0.83909963
7630.

Variation of pressure with depth

Answer» Increases
7631.

Angle of repues

Answer» Angle of repose =The angle between an inclined surface and horizontal at which the object placed at inclined surface is at the verge of the motion .
7632.

Find height of satellite from the surface of earth

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7633.

Why shockers used in cars

Answer» For increasing impulse. For safety
7634.

If R is the maximum horizontal range of a particle, then the greatest height attained by it is

Answer» 1/2 u^2sin^2 theita /2
7635.

Two factors on which com does not depend?

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7636.

What is Bernoulli\'s therom

Answer» Bernoulli’s theorem states that whenever there is an increase in the speed of the liquid, there is a simultaneous decrease in the potential energy of the fluid or we can say that there is a decrease in the pressure of the fluid.Basically, it is a principle of conservation of energy in the case of ideal fluids. If the fluid flows horizontally such that there is no change in the gravitational potential energy of the fluid then increase in velocity of the fluid results in a decrease in pressure of the fluid and vice versa.
7637.

Sir please explain me rotatry motion

Answer» The type of motion of an object in which it\'s particle moves in circular orbits with same angular velocity but different linear speed is called rotational motion.And the axis along which particle revolve in circular orbits is called axis of rotation.
A rotation motion is a motion that takes place around a fixed axis. A worm drive is an example of rotational motion. Both the worm and the worm gear—is rotating on its own axis.Rotatary Motion of a planets on it\'s axis.
7638.

What is surface tention?

Answer» The force acting at 90 degree along 1cm of length
Surface Tension: The cohesive forces between liquid molecules are responsible for the phenomenon known as surface tension. The molecules at the surface do not have other like molecules on all sides of them and consequently they cohere more strongly to those directly associated with them on the surface. This forms a surface "film" which makes it more difficult to move an object through the surface than to move it when it is completely submersed. Surface tension is typically measured in dynes/cm.
7639.

Find the speed if distance is 40 and time is 20?

Answer» Velocity 2ms\'1
If it is in m and s then 2m/s
2
7640.

Two exactly similar wires of steel

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7641.

Among aeroplane and rocket which one form white colored line behind it self.

Answer» Aeroplane please find on google
Rocket ?
Aeroplane
7642.

Unit of viscosity

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7643.

Is artificial satellites rotate on its axis

Answer» No and neve
No not of course.
No
7644.

Is moon rotate on its axis if yes then mention its time period.

Answer» Yes and t^2=r^3?
7645.

Write the statement of viscocity?derive the formula for coefficient of viscosity?

Answer» I love your answer simranji ???☺
Sorry frictional
Viscosity is a fractional force between the layers of fluid to oppose its motion
7646.

how to find coordinates of centre of mass

Answer» Rcm = m1r1+m2r2+......+mnrn/m1+m2+....+mn
7647.

Write their all formula of law of mtion

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7648.

How to find a centre of mass for bodies situated at corners of square

Answer» By formula m1r1/m1+m2r2m2
7649.

Who is current chief judge of supreme Court and who is current security minister of India

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7650.

When did battle of panipat fought

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