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9451.

What types of qs comes in exam from physical world?

Answer» Fundamental forces in nature se related questions
9452.

What is the passing marks in physics

Answer» Shivani my school is gov.
Shivani jha ur school is gov. Or private???
Ur school passing marks may be different
Different schools have different cut off
23/70
9453.

What is the graph of kinetic energy and momentum when the mass is constant?

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9454.

Why do animals curl in fall when they feel very cold

Answer» They do this to keep warm. Being curled up means they have less surface area exposed to the cold, so they lose heat more slowly.
9455.

Explain why a draas trombler fell much holder than a wooder thray on a chilliy

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9456.

Dimentional formula of angular acceleration

Answer» T-2
9457.

what are conservative force ?.

Answer» Or we can say, that the force we can be stored as a potential energy is called conservative force.
Path independent forceForce whose value on round trip is 0 is conservative force
9458.

What is equation of motion of centre of mass of two particle system

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9459.

An object is thrown vertically upwards. Is it a projectile motion

Answer» Yes, it\'s projectile
No
It is a projectile since it move under the influence of gravity
No it is not a projectile motion because the ball is always perpendicular to the ground when it is thrown vertically
Yes
9460.

a cricket ball reaches from m to n after successive displacement calculate total displacement

Answer» X7thph
9461.

A body of mass 5kg is kept at centre of earth what will be its weight there ? Is it zero ?

Answer» Its zero , as the force of gravity is almost negligible at the equator
It is zero....
It\'s zero
Zero
9462.

Anybody appeared for SAT ??? If yes, then how was your experience , imean question difficulty etc.

Answer» Yes
9463.

Why second law of motion is real law?

Answer» We shall derive the 1st\xa0and the 3rd\xa0law of motion fron the 2nd\xa0law.Derivation of 1\xa0st\xa0law: According to Newton\'s 2\xa0nd\xa0law of motion,F = maWhere, F is the force applied, m is the mass of the body and a is the acceleration of the body.So, In absence of a force,F = 0⇒ ma = 0⇒ a = 0Since, m cannot be zero for a body.Zero acceleration means, body at rest will remain at rest and a body in uniform motion will continue its uniform motion. Which is Newton\'s 1st\xa0law of motion.
Because it contains both first and third laws in it..
9464.

is dictation paper in cbse

Answer» No
9465.

State two properties of scalar and vector product

Answer» 1.Scalar product is commutative.2.Scalar product of perpendicular vector is 0.And1.Vector product is anticommutative.2.Vector product of parallel vector is 0.
9466.

A particle is moving eastward with a velocity

Answer» Wlc??
Thankyou soooo much aman kumar
Go to Ask questions section, then at the top there will be ask question option, there u go and ask ur question
Yrr mere bhi kuch questions haii sooo. I don\'t know kha sai puchte hai plzzzz tell me
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Okkkkk.. After that
9467.

Derivation of Parallax method to measure long distance

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9468.

Why parallax method is not suitable for measuring distance up to 100 light year away from us

Answer» Because the angle wiil be very less
9469.

State Bernoulli theorem .

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9470.

A thin lens of glass is immersed in water.what will be the effect on the power of the lens?

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9471.

What is strong nuclear force

Answer» The force whch hold together proton and nuetron in nucleus
The Strong Nuclear Force is one of the four basic forces in nature. As its name implies, it is the strongest of the four. However, it also has the shortest range, meaning that particles must be extremely close before its effects are felt. Apparently, its main job is to hold together the subatomic particles of the nucleus.
9472.

Why does we get forward to stand from a chair

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9473.

Explain the applications of Bernoulli\'s theorem

Answer» i) Lift of an aircraft wing: A section of an aircraft wing and the flow lines are shown in Fig. The orientation of the wing relative to the flow direction causes the flow lines to crowd together above the wing. This corresponds to increased velocity in this region and hence the pressure is reduced. But below the wing, the pressure is nearly equal to the atmospheric pressure. As a result of this, the upward force on the underside of the wing is greater than the downward force on the topside. Thus there is a net upward force or lift.(ii) Blowing of roofs: During a storm, the roofs of huts or tinned roofs are blown off without any damage to other parts of the hut. The blowing wind creates a low pressure P1 on top of the roof. The pressure P2 under the roof is however greater than P1. Due to this pressure difference, the roof is lifted and blown off with the wind.iii) Bunsen burner: In a Bunsen burner, the gas comes out of the nozzle with high velocity. Due to this the pressure in the stem of the burner decreases. So, air from the atmosphere rushes into the burner.
9474.

Kitna practical hua h avi tak or kon kon sa physics me?????

Answer» Kare english me type boka h kya
Bhai mai khud confused hu ....??
Type in English please
9475.

Ray diagrams of mirror and lens

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9476.

Sir in class xii next year 2020 board students syllabus will come full or half.

Answer» New textbooks will be for next year ?
Dear student anshil Next year the syllabus will be reduced by 20%each subject. So that Ray optics in physics and some chapters of chemistry is added this year. No novel will be there for next year in core syllabus. Further, text books are reprinting. Discussion are going on........
9477.

Aapka physics chem aur maths ka kitna syllabus ho gaya??

Answer» Abhi to half yearly chal rahe..
Yeah
Maths 10 chapters over
Physics thermal properties of matter start kiya h chem organic Chemistry start kiya h
Yours?
Physics :mechanical property of fluidChemistry :6 chapterMaths 10 chapter over
9478.

Explain Bernoulli\'s theorem

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9479.

What is the range of two complimentary angles?

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9480.

How moment of inertia changes with axis of rotation?

Answer» Because I=mr^2
9481.

How to calculate block system question

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9482.

Prove that newtons second law of motion is real law of motion

Answer» Derivation of 1 law of motion by using 2 law of motion--In the absence of external forceF=maF=0ma=0m is not equal to the 0a=0This proves the first law of motion
Newton\'s second law of motion is the real law of motion because from this we can drive the first and third law of motion
9483.

Physics ke liye ncert 11 level ke liye theek hai ki nhi for getting 90%

Answer» U can score 85% with ncert textbook. For more u need to prepare from refernce books life sl arora,pradeep
You can buy HC Verma or SL Arora if you want to study both competition and board N cert will just get you hardly 80%
Ncert is best but you can\'t score 90 percent only with ncert you should buy another book to score 90 percent ☺
NCERT is not enough if u want to get 90% . You should use a reference book of pradeep or S L Arora for physics
Ncert is not sufficient for class 11. You shous use a guide book of DC pandey Physics objective It contains Neet and jee\'s question
ekdum sahi hai
9484.

Rocket propagation in space

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9485.

W=-f.cos

Answer» ?
What u want to ask
9486.

Define coefficient of limiting static friction

Answer» the limiting coefficient of static friction may be different for different parts of the surface. In this case, there is no single choice of an average limiting coefficient of static friction. Rather, the limiting value of static friction that can be applied also depends on how the normal force is distributed across the different parts of the surface. If P denotes the pressure, then the limiting value of static friction is the integral over area element
mu s
Fast reply
9487.

Integrat dx by3x+5

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9488.

Who is yhe father of physics

Answer» tell
Albert einstein is the father of physics
arrey ha third father v hai physics ka sorry.. Albert Einstein is also the father of physics.
Then Albert Einstein kon hai ??....He also known as the father of physics
Newton and galileo
9489.

Mass has no atmosphere .why?

Answer» Is it Mars?
9490.

Long x axis of force work done by the

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9491.

Tum logo ke practical start ho gye

Answer» Nope
Practical to mila hi uske sath physics ka working model ph e ka assignment bohot work hai
Yes
9492.

A light body and a heavy body have the same kinetic energy which are will have the greater momentum

Answer» Heavy body
A heavy body will have greater momentum. As momentum depends upon mass.
9493.

Anyone preparing for kvpy

Answer» Yes
Its me...kya aap bhi❓
9494.

What is efficiency

Answer» Efficiency is a measure of how much work or energy is conserved in a process. In many processes, work or energy is lost, for example as waste heat or vibration. The efficiency is the energy output, divided by the energy input, and expressed as a percentage. A perfect process would have an efficiency of 100%.
9495.

Is there any end of the universe?

Answer» ?????
Yes,there is end : according to Einstein, black hole is increasing so their size also increase . Earth and galaxy will destroy but Einstein does not the equation of black hole because he died when he was working for this equation ,as a result he pridict only
No. Universe is such a thing which don\'t have any end. Like our problems?
No, bro.... Waise bhi aaj tak measure Kar k dekha nhi
No
No there is no end of universe
9496.

How can you move on a frictionless surface

Answer» My doing curvilinear motion you component of normal reaction balances the centrifugal force
9497.

Any questions in physics

Answer» Question kya hai
Whats your question
9498.

Where is scalar and vector chapter

Answer» Check in home page of mu cbse app
9499.

Why the road are bank

Answer» Reduce friction and to avoid teaer,wear
To avoid wear and tear And slipping of car
9500.

Explain centre of mass

Answer» It is an imaginary point where all the mass of the whole body is supposed to be concentrated......?
It is the point where whole mass of body is supposed to be concentrated.
it is that point of any body where the whole mass of that body is concentrated