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9401.

What is the Gravitational unit of force?

Answer» Kg weight or kg force
N/kg
Sry if I m wrong..
N
kg f
9402.

Find the work done of semicircle

Answer»
9403.

Relation between angular momentum & moment of inertia

Answer» Angular momentum (L)=moment of inertia(I)*angular velocity
9404.

State and explain work energy theorem

Answer» The total work done by a net force is = to the change in kinetic energy of the body
9405.

Relative error formula

Answer» Relative error = ∆a mean\\ a meanIt is the ratio of mean absolute error (∆a mean) to the mean value (a mean) of the quantity.
mean absolute error /mean value
9406.

What is restoring force

Answer» In a spring, when we pull or push the spring, the force stored in the spring during pushing or pulling is known as restoring force.
9407.

Explain newton 2nd law is real law

Answer» Which states that there will be no acceleration in the body if no external force is applied on it.This means that a body in rest will remain at rest and a body in uniform motion will remain in uniform motion which is also stated in Newton\'s 1st law. ... Therefore,2nd law of motion is a real law of motion.
9408.

What is most imp in laws of motio theory or numericls

Answer» Numericals
I have notes for this chapter with important questions
I think both are important but theory part is more than the numericals.
9409.

Define SONAR, LASER and RADAR methods.

Answer» SONAR stands for Sound Navigation And Ranging. On a SONAR, ultrasonic waves are used. It is used to find submarines in the oceans and seas.RADAR stands for Radio Detection And Ranging. This method used for long distances.LASER stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emmision of Radiation. This method is also used to measure long distances. Example-the distance of moon.
9410.

Metre dimension is...

Answer» [ M°L°T° ]
[L] is the ans
It\'s dimension is L....
L is the Meter dimension
[ M° L T° ] is the dimension of metre.....
9411.

Is it unreasonable to expect the coefficient of friction to exceed unity?

Answer» ?
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9412.

Are these videos purely frim ncert

Answer» ?
Do you support this app
Yes
9413.

What is psodopodia

Answer» Pseudopodia is the locomotive organ of an Amoeba. It helps in its movement as well as nutrition too. During phagocytosis, the pseudopodia covers the food particle and engulfs it..
Actually its pseudopodia.and it cover the food by spreading around it and cover them after that it get in amoeba body and attached with a food vacuole
9414.

tell me some important question from chapter 1 physical world in physics

Answer» What are the scope and excitement of the physics
Explain the fundamental forces of the nature
9415.

Deduce a relation between one light year and one parsec.

Answer» Light year is the distance travelled by light in one year. And a parsec is defined as the distance at which one astronomical unit subtends an angle of one arcsecond,[1] which corresponds to 648000/π astronomical units. One parsec is equal to about 3.26 light-years (30 trillion km or 19 trillion miles) in length.
9416.

Explain centrifugal forcr.

Answer» Tendency of an object following a curved path to fly away from the center of curvature. Might be described as “lack of centripetal force.” No; centrifugal force is the inertia of motion. The direction of centrifugal force is the radius of the circle, from the center towards the object.
It is equal to centripetal force in magnitude but opp.in direction
9417.

What is maximum value of angle of repose

Answer» It\'s 90°
9418.

Impulse is a scalar quantity or vector quantity??

Answer» Vector
Since force is a vector quantity, impulse is also a vector in the same direction. Impulse applied to an object produces an equivalent vector change in its linear momentum, also in the same direction. thus it can be concluded that impulse is a vector quantity
9419.

Centrifugal force

Answer» Centrifugal force is the pseudo force which act on an object due to its tendency to regain straight line motion. It is directed away fron center.
The force acting towards center is called centrifugal force
Centrifugal force directs the body to the centre of the path
9420.

Pulley type question

Answer»
9421.

Please help me Did you know what is important in chapter system........ In physics

Answer» there are many important theires such as centre of mass torque and momentum etc
9422.

What is unifor circular motion??

Answer» When an object moves with a constant speed and constant velocity in a circular path then that motion is well known as uniform circular motion.
Uniform circular motion is the motion in which an object undergo circular motion with constant speed and changing velocity at every point
9423.

How we study physics in a proper way

Answer» Practicals can be taken its the best way?
Self study is the best one for physics...
9424.

how to calculate relative velocity in terms of derivation??????

Answer» Do you study coaching??
9425.

Explain how work done by a variable force may be measured

Answer» Integration is used
9426.

Drive centripetal acceleration

Answer»
9427.

Why gravitational force is conservative??

Answer» A conservative force is a force with the property that the work done in moving a particle between two points is independent of the path taken. The gravitational force is conservative because the work done by the gravitational force on an object depends only on its change in height.
9428.

What is business software

Answer» Hlo friends
9429.

Can position time graph have negetive slope?

Answer» Yes position time graph can be negative when there is negative velocity and for negative graph it is not imp. to go below the x axis
No it cant
negativw
in free fall its negativw
9430.

The motion of a particle of mass m is described by y=ut+1/2t

Answer»
9431.

What are concurrent forces

Answer» Thax both of u
The forces which act at a same point is known concurrent forces
If two or more forces act on a point, i.e. line of action through one common point, they are called concurrent forces. Concurrent means meeting at a point.If all the forces are passing through a single point then those forces are called as concurrent forces.
9432.

Graphical method of equation 2

Answer» X0 -x= area of trapezium=1/2 sum of parallel sides× perpendicular distance between them=1/2(OA+BD)×OD=1/2(v+u)×t=1/2(u+at+u)×t=1/2(u^2+1/2at^2)S=1/2(u^2+1/2at^2)
9433.

Find scalar and vector product of two vectors A=3i-4j+3k, B=i+j-5k

Answer» A.B=22
A.B=3+4+15
9434.

Wrhsg grh

Answer» ),/)$_*#)=€£\'¥%£/¥\'€
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9435.

When will time end ?

Answer» Tym never ends but for those who die.....
Puch diya
Tu bhi to pooch
There is no prescribed time about the ending of time It can happen at that time when there will be new timline will be started
9436.

Why does a body lose weight at the centre of the earth ?

Answer» Wt of the value of g becomes 0 at centre of earth hence body loses wt
usney toh mass ki puchi he nhi... but yaa mass doesn\'t change coz it is constant.
Wieght zero hai par mass ni hai
weight of the body is 0 at the centre of the earth coz there g becomes zero
9437.

Will 1kg sugar be more at poles or at the equator ?

Answer» At poles
9438.

what is hydrostatic pressure

Answer» The hydrostatic pressure is the pressure exerted by a fluid at equilibrium at any point of time due to force of gravity. Firstly solid objects do not change their shape on the application of pressure which is obviously not the case with fluids. Fluid pressure can be caused by gravity, acceleration or forces when in a closed container. If we consider the layer of water on the top of a bottle, the pressure exerted by the layer of water acts on the container at the sides, the surface of air on top and the layer of water at the bottom. As we move down from the top of the bottle to the bottom, the pressure exerted by the top layer on the bottom adds up. Due to this phenomenon, the fluid at the bottom of the container experiences more pressure that the fluid which is above it.
9439.

Why it is eAsier to pull a bady then to push it explain it mathematically

Answer» Ask your teacher
9440.

Tum sab ko class 10th me kitnee perecentange aaye

Answer» 60%???and i am happy
99.5%
96.6% bishwas nahi h to le roll no 7284339
97 % not so good
88% v.bad marks. What about u
82% bhut bekar
9441.

Parallax method

Answer» It is used to measure planets and far away objects
Large distant
Parallax is a displacement or difference in the apparent position of an object viewed along two different lines of sight, and is measured by the angle or semi-angle of inclination between those two lines.
9442.

One d mean

Answer» 1D---ONE DIRECTION?
One direction...
9443.

all 3 newton\'s law of motion define

Answer» According to 1st law of motion :- "A body continue in the position of rest or the uniform motion along a straight line . unless external force act on it."According to 2nd law of motion :-" the rate of change of linear momentum is directly proportional to the applide force "According to 3rd law of motion :-"For every action there are equal nd opposite reaction . action nd reaction act on the diff.bodies" Hope it help u a lot☺☺☺☺☺☺☺
1.if a body is in inertia until or unless any external force is applied.2.the momentum remains constant until and unless any extenal force is applied.3.every action has equal and opposite reaction.
9444.

To prove T=6mg

Answer»
9445.

What is balanced dsing of constitution

Answer» 1 chapter
Which chaptr
Physics m y kis constitution ki btt kr rhe ho aap
9446.

Derive I= nAeVd

Answer»
9447.

Magnitude and direction of vector icap-jcap

Answer» j-cap towards y-axis
Both magnitude is oneDirection of vector icap is towards x-axis and icap is towards y-axis
9448.

What is strain?

Answer» When we deal it in physics Stress is The deforming force acting per unit area normal to the surface of the body is normal stress . And so on. strain has dimension of force per unit area, or often, force per unit length.
The fractional deformation produced in the body by the external deforming forces is called strain.
9449.

What is the difference between the nm, Nm and mN.

Answer» K FSH mi
9450.

What is the nature of acceleration when a object moving in a circle with a constant speed

Answer» Centripetal acceleration