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Fill in the blanks- with suitable words. Time taken by an object to complete one oscillation is called ____________ . |
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What is the distance of the Sun from the Earth? |
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When a Fortins barometer is used to measure the pressure on the surface of the earth and on the top of a building the main scale redaing is found to be the same and the vernier scale reading is found to be 9 and zero, respectively. If one M.S.D. is 1 mm and number of vernier scale divisions is 10, calculate the height of the building. Take the average density of air as 1.3 kg m^(-3), and that of mercury as 13.6 g cm^(-3) |
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Answer» Solution :(i) PRESSURE at the bottom of the BUILDING, `P_(1)=M.S.D._(1)+V.S.D._(1)+L.C.` Pressure at the top of the building, `P_(2)=M.S.D._(2)+V.S.D._(2)+L.C.` Pressure exerted by the air at the bottom and top of the building are `h_(1) dg" and " h_(2)dg`. Now, `P_(1)-P_(2)=(M.S.D._(1)+V.S.D._(1) xx L.C.)-M.S.D._(2)+V.S.D._(2) xx L.C.=(h_(1)-h_(2))dg` The HEIGHT of the building `(h_(2)-h_(1))` can be determined from the above equation (II) 941.5 cm (or) 9.4 m |
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A car changes its speed from 20 km h^(-1) to 50 km h^(-1). This is possible only if ______ is applied on the car. |
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| 505. |
The transverse waves can propagate through |
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Answer» both in a GAS and in a metal |
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| 506. |
Fill in the blanks : Most liquids that conduct electricity are solutions of___,___ and ___. |
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| 507. |
A machine does 392 J of work in 4 seconds. What is the power of the machine? |
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To protect buildings fromlightning , a good conductor of electricity like a copper rod, is used. |
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| 509. |
Describe Barometer |
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The force involved in falling of an apple from a tree is known as _____ |
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Answer» MAGNETIC FORCE |
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| 511. |
A chargedthermocol ball is suspended by means of anylon thread.When a neutral bodyis brought nearer to it the thermocol ball is first attracted by it and then flies away from it. Explain by giving the reason. |
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Answer» Solution :What happens whencharged body is BROUGHT in CONTACT with an uncharged METALLIC body? What happens to the electrons present on the SURFACE of an uncharged body when a positivelycharged body is brought in contact with it ? |
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If the distance between two successive compressions of a sound wave is 16 cm, then the distance between a compression and the next rarefactions is ______ |
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Answer» 16 cm |
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| 514. |
An air bubble rises up in water because, |
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Answer» there is no gravity in WATER. |
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| 515. |
What is night blindness? |
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Find out if there is an organisation in your area which provides relief to those suffering from natural disaster. Enquir. Enquire about the type of help they render to the victims of earthquakes. Prepare a brief report on the problems of the earth victims. |
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In an electric generator, the voltage induced across the terminals of the copper coil when it rotates in the magnetic field is |
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Answer» an ALTERNATING VOLTAGE |
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The north pole of a magnet is brought near a stationary negatively charged conductor. Will the pole experience any force? |
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Choose the correct option(Multiple choice questions): ___is deposited on the positive electrode when current is passed through water. |
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Answer» COPPER |
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The distance between the 1st crest and the 3^(rd) crest in a transverse wavve is 10 m. Find its wavelength |
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Answer» SOLUTION :`2 LAMDA = 10 m` `lamda = 5M` Wavelength = 5 m |
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Which among the following statement is/are correct? |
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Answer» The priciple of a bimetallic strip is unequal EXPANSION of metals. Option (a) is correct. When iron ring is heated, it expands and when cooled, it contracts. Option (b) is correct. When the room temperature is increased, the length of the pendulum increases, and hence, the time period increases. therefore, it TAKES more time to complete one oscillation. so the pendulum clock loses time. Option (c) is correct. |
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When the mercury thread rises to 3/4th of the distance between the two fixed points, what is the temperature indicated by the Fahrenheit scale? |
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Answer» Solution :Consider the length of mercury THREAD between the two fixed points as 'l'. Then, `l=DeltaF=180^(@)F` . . .(1) Find `(3)/(4)l` by multipying `(3)/(4)` with `180^(@)F`(2) here, LFP for FAHRENHEIT scale is `32^(@)F`. So, add `32^(@)F` tot eh ANSWER obtaine din the equation (2). This becomes the temperature indicated by the fahrenheit scale, when the mercury thread RISES to (3/4) th of the distance between its two fixed points. |
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What causes the rectangularcoil in a D.C. motor to rotate? Explain. |
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Answer» Solution :Do the two VERTICAL SIDES of the coil of DC motor? What is the direction of the FORCES ACTING on Do the forces acting on the vertical sides constitute a COUPLE ? What is the effect of the couple? |
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Black surface is a |
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Answer» good ABSORBER of heat energy. |
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of using charcoal as a fuel as compared to wood ? |
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Which of the following substance is repelled by strong magnet ? |
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Answer» Iron |
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When your teacher is writing with chalk on the blackboard, its rough surface rubs off some chalk particies with stick to-the blackboard. Could ithappen if there were no friction between the chalk and the board? |
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Fill in the blanks : ________controls the amount of light entering into the eye. |
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A bird is sitting on the floor of a wire cage and the cage is in the hand of a boy . The bird starts flying in the cage . Will the boy experience any change in the weight of the cage ? |
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Answer» SOLUTION :(i) ACTION and reaction (ii) `20 G cm^(-3)` |
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Magnetic lines of force due to a straight conductor carrying current are |
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Answer» COAXIAL cylinders |
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Take a used ballpen refill and rub it vigorously, with a piece of polythene. Bring it close to small pieces of paper. Take care not to touch the rubbed end of the refill with your hand or with a metallic object. Respect the activity with small pieces of dry leaf, husk and mustard seeds. Record your observations. |
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A stone is immersed in a Eureka can. The mass of the empty beaker into which water overflowed was 30 g and the mass of the beaker with the water from the Eureka can is 56 g. If the mass of the stone is 87 g. What is the density of the stone? |
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Answer» SOLUTION :`m_1`=30 G , `m_2`=56 g , `m_2-m_1`=56-30=26 g Volume (V)=`26/1= 26 "CM"^3` m=87 g Density = `m/((m_2-m_1))=87/26` `=3.346 "g/cm"^3 = 3.346 xx 1000 "kg/m"^3` `=3346 "kg/m"^3` |
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Try to push a nail into a wooden plank by its head. Did you succeed? Trey now to push the nail by the pointed end (Fig.11.12). Could you do it this time? Try cutting vegetables with a blunt and a sharp knife. Which is easier? Do you get the feeling that the area over which the force is appied (for example, the pointed end of the nail) plays a role in making these tasks easier? |
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Fill in the blanks : The minimum distance at which the eye can see objects distinctly varies with________. |
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A current carrying metallic comb is placed close to small iron filings, then the |
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Answer» iron filings will fly away from the comb, when switch is turned off. |
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I have a question. Can the reflected rays be further reflected if incident on another mirror? |
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Which institution in India has developed knowhow to make quake-proof houses? |
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Two bodies of differet metals A and B having an equal mass are given equal quantities of heat. Given that the molecular weight of A is greater than that of B, compare the specific heat capacities of the two metals. (Note that the rise in temperature is a measure of the increase in the average kinetic energy of the molecules.). |
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Answer» Solution :Specific heat capacity is the AMOUNT of heat energy absorbed by a unit mass of substance when its temperature is INCREASED through 1K. Let A and B be two substances of unit masses. Let the molecular weight of A be GREATER than the molecular weight of B `(M_(A) gt M_(B))`. As the mass of A and B are EQUAL, the number of molecules o B is greater than the number of molecules of `A(n_(B) gt n_(A))`. When equal amount of heat energy is supplied to A and B,the kinetic energy per molecule of A is greater than that of B as the number of molecules of A is less than that of 'B'. that is the rise in temperature of A is greater than the rise in temperature of 'B'. THEREFORE, B can absorb more amount of heat energy at less temperature. So the specific heat capacity decreases as the molecular. |
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In the following diagram if 'x' is a neutral point, identify the magnetic poles A and B. explain your answer. |
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Answer» Solution :(i) Definition of null point (II) The magnetic lines of force are DIRECTED from the north POLE to south pole of a MAGNET. Null points are obtained when two magnetic fields CANCEL each other at a point. |
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Explain the natural of force. |
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Big Dipper,the Great Bear or the Saptarshi,are the names of the constellation_______ |
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Answer» Orion |
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The force exerted by a body on the earth is ______ the force exerted by the earth on the body. |
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Fill inthe blanks. A group of stars that appear to form a pattern in the sky is known as a _________ |
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The least dense among all the planets is ________ |
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Answer» Saturn |
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What did you obseve, when both of you were pushing the heavy box from opposite directions? |
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If force applied on an object is in thedirection of its motion, the speed of the object________ |
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What is electric discharge? |
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Which of the following friction is highest?' |
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Answer» sliding |
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What would be the time period of a seconds pendulum constructed on the earth if it is taken to the surface of the moon. The acceleration due to gravity on the surface of the moon is 1//6g_("earth") |
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Answer» Solution :(i) Find the length and time PERIOD of a seconds PENDULUM on the surface of the earth. Then, the formula for time period (T) is given by, `T = 2PI SQRT((l)/(g))` Take the time of seconds pendulum as `'T_(E)' and 'T_(M)'` on the surface of the earth and the earth and the moon, respectively. Take the values of acceleration due to gravity on the surface of the earth and the moon as `g_(E)' and 'g_(M)'` respectively. Given that `g_(E) = 1//6 g_(M)` Now, `T_(E) = 2pi sqrt((l)/(g_(E))) and T_(M)` `= 2pi sqrt((l)/(g_(M)))` Take, `T_(E) = 2s` Substitute the value of (1) in (2) and find the value of `T_(M)`. (ii) `4.9s` |
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