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2201. |
Trajactory |
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2202. |
Why do we measure? |
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2203. |
important topics of thermal properties of matter |
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2204. |
What is stress strain curve explain its subdivision |
Answer» 12345678910 | |
2205. |
What is work energy Therom? |
Answer» A/c to work energy theorem Work Done = change in kinetic energy = Kinetic energy final- Kinetic energy initial<br>Work energy theorem states that the total work done on body is equal to change in kinetic energy of that bodyi.e.Change i kinetic energy =K.E. final - K.E. initial | |
2206. |
Workdone dimensions |
Answer» Dimension is M¹L²T-² and SI unit is Nm-¹<br>M^1L^2T^-2<br>W=f.sDimension- MLTpower-2 ×l = MLpower2 and t<br>ML*2 T*-2Are you from Odisha? | |
2207. |
Derivation of NEWTON\'s First law |
Answer» It stats that an object is said to be at rest unless we would not apply any force .<br>First law of motion tells us that any body will not change its direction or state of motion until external force is applied. This law is also known as law of inertia<br>when there is no force then there will be no acceleration and when there is no acceleration there will be no force . by newtons second law we can prove it as f=ma if a =0 then f=0 and vice versa | |
2208. |
Explain about mean free path |
Answer» The average distance between two successive collision of a molecule<br>the distance between the two successive molecules | |
2209. |
A force F=2i+5j displace a body of displacement s=6i+9k find the work done |
Answer» W=f.s W=(2x6)i +(5x0)j+(0x9)W=12+0+0=12J<br>W = F . d = ( 2 × 6 ) i + ( 5 × 9 ) j = 12 + 45= 57 J .( here , 9k is wrong, it should be either 9j or 5k in 1st one ). | |
2210. |
A train of 200m length crosses a platform of 300m in 30 sec.Find its speed in km/h. |
Answer» 1km/h.(hii anushkeee) | |
2211. |
Linear momentum of a body is 10 g/cm.Express its momentum into Kg/m. |
Answer» 0.010 Kg/m | |
2212. |
An iron cuboid has volume 100 cm3. Find its volume in S.I unit. |
Answer» Write the set | |
2213. |
The equation of a projectile is y=x-x^2 m find its angle of projectile,range and maximum height |
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2214. |
A body of mass 1kg moves with velocity 2i-3j+5k m/sec .Find it kinetic energy |
Answer» v = 2i - 3j + 5k|v| = sqrt(4 + 9 + 25)|v| = sqrt(38)KE = mv^2/2KE = (1)(38)/2 = 19 J | |
2215. |
Differentiation of√sinx |
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2216. |
Differentiation of x square cos x |
Answer» 2sinx | |
2217. |
NO FARMAR NO FOOD ??? |
Answer» Kisaan majdoor ekta zindabaad✊<br>Hmm.....<br>Yes right | |
2218. |
What is one electron volt? |
Answer» 1.602 × 10-19 Jules | |
2219. |
Photoelectric effect |
Answer» Photoelectric effect, phenomenon in which electrically charged particles are released from or within a material when it absorbs electromagnetic radiation. The effect is often defined as the ejection of electrons from a metal plate when light falls on it. | |
2220. |
Important questions of 3 chapter of physics ......???? |
Answer» Google it | |
2221. |
"Anomalous expansion of water is blessing for living organisms in water" explain this statement. |
Answer» The\xa0anomalous expansion of water\xa0helps preserve aquatic\xa0life\xa0during very cold weather. When temperature falls, the top layer of\xa0water\xa0in a pond contracts, becomes denser and sinks to the bottom. ... Thus even though the upper layer are frozen the\xa0water\xa0near the bottom is at 4°C and the fishes etc. can survive in it easily. | |
2222. |
derive sn=u+a/2(2n-1) |
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2223. |
Define dot and cross product, how unit vector are multiplied by dot and cross product? |
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2224. |
Why melting of any substance is affected by pressure. |
Answer» Because change in volume or density<br>Because in volume or density. | |
2225. |
How to find center of a rod |
Answer» Put in cordinates then you find centre of rod | |
2226. |
What is the ratio of escape speed of earth and escape speed of moon |
Answer» 1/6<br>1/6 | |
2227. |
Drops and bubble by surface tension |
Answer» It spreads in surface.... | |
2228. |
A football is kicked 25 m t |
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2229. |
Explain law of inertia l |
Answer» Law of inertia fallow first law of Newton that if a body is in rest it became rest or in motion became in motion if no external force is applied on it.<br>Laws of inertia devided into three laws<br>Laws of inertia decided into three laws. In the first law, an object will not change its motion unless a force act\'s on it. In the second law, the force an object is equal to its mass times its acceleration. In the third law, when two objects interact they apply forces to each other of equal magnitude and opposite direction. | |
2230. |
Explain law of inerti |
Answer» Law of inertia, also called Newton\'s first law, postulate in physics that, if a body is at rest or moving at a constant speed in a straight line, it will remain at rest or keep moving in a straight line at constant speed unless it is acted upon by a force. | |
2231. |
State and explain Newton\'s second laws of motion |
Answer» The rate of change of momentum is directly proportional to the unbalanced force applied on it<br>The rate of momentum of any object is proportional to the force applied on it, and the direction of momentum change is the same as the forceF= m.a | |
2232. |
Measurment of mass |
Answer» Kg<br>Inertia | |
2233. |
Principal of reductionism |
Answer» Reductionism, in philosophy, a view that asserts that entities of a given kind are identical to, or are collections or combinations of, entities of another (often simpler or more basic) kind or that expressions denoting such entities are definable in terms of expressions denoting other entities. | |
2234. |
Find the angle of projection for which the horizontal range and the maximum height are equal |
Answer» Tan-(4)<br>45 | |
2235. |
define thermodynamics and first law of thermodynamics ? |
Answer» The baranch of science that deal with the study of diffrent form of energy and the quantitative relation between them is called thermodynamics.First law of thermodynamics :First law that energy is neither be created nor be destroyed it transfer from one form to another . | |
2236. |
Derive formula for displacement velocity and acceleration. Show graphically also |
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2237. |
In a ballistics demonstration a police |
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2238. |
Boyels law in phyics |
Answer» P¹V¹ = K¹ --(1)Similarly P²V² = K² --(2)From 1 and 2 P¹V¹ = P²V²P¹/P² = V²/V¹ | |
2239. |
Discuss the importance of coefficient of restitution in elastic and inelastic collisions |
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2240. |
Derive range |
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2241. |
Thermodynamics....? |
Answer» Hii ? | |
2242. |
Why Cp is greater than Cv?? |
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2243. |
Bulk modulus of elasticity? ? |
Answer» B=-PV/∆V<br>Bulk modulus = (\\Delta P.\\frac{V}{\\Delta V}ΔP.ΔVV\u200b.),SI unit=Nm–2,<br>B = P(extra) ( STRAIN)/(DELTA V/V)P here is extra pressure applied by liquid (pressure applied on object by liquid) on object other than the atmospheric pressure,when object is emmersed in liquid ...........delta v is change in volume of object after it is dipped in liquid.....and v is initial volume of object before putting it in liquid<br>Happy makar snkrat aadu ? | |
2244. |
Shearing stress? |
Answer» Thita = l/x<br>When force is applied parallel to the cross sectional area of object,then the restoring force applied by the object itself is called shearing stress. | |
2245. |
State the relation between impulse and movement |
Answer» What is the origin of the world science | |
2246. |
What does this (~)sign means agar ye equal to k sign k jaise double lines ho |
Answer» Approximately sign<br>No it\'s not similarity it is approximately<br><font size="72">So how is it<br>Similarity sign | |
2247. |
Write three practical application of conservation of angular momentum for a rigid body |
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2248. |
How can we consider which one is external and internal force in the car? |
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2249. |
What is the value of U for monoatomic ,diatomic,triatomic and polyatomic gases. (U = 1/2fRt |
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2250. |
Derive v=rw |
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