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PressureLiquids and gasesAtmospheric pressurepascalUnit of pressureBarometerForce per unit areaFluids

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9) The number of particles crossing unit areaperpendicular to x-axis in unit time is givenn, are numberof particles per unit volume for the value of sx,-x-where n, and1meant to x, and x. The dimensions of D ar

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5553.

(f)Explain Phosphorescence or Fluroscence

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Fluorescence is the emission of light by a substance that has absorbed light or other electromagnetic radiation. It is a form of luminescence. In most cases, the emitted light has a longer wavelength, and therefore lower energy, than the absorbed radiation. The most striking example of fluorescence occurs when the absorbed radiation is in the ultraviolet region of the spectrum, and thus invisible to the human eye, while the emitted light is in the visible region, which gives the fluorescent substance a distinct color that can be seen only when exposed to UV light. Fluorescent materials cease to glow nearly immediately when the radiation source stops, unlike phosphorescent materials, which continue to emit light for some time after

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Two bodies having the same mass, 2 kg each have different Surface 'areas 50m2 and 100 m2 in contact withhorizontal plane. If the coefficient of frimotion will be in the ratiodiichentction is 0.2, the forces of friction that come into play when they are inbe ih the ratioeffet of frictiach0

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fmin a = 0.4*2*50 = 40

fmin b = 0.4*2*100 = 80

fmina/fmimb = 40/80 = 1/2

5555.

The galvanometer in each of the two given circuits does not show any deflection Find the ratio ofresistors R, and R, used in these two circuits.RiGn

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In circuit 1,R1/9 = 4/6thus, R1= 6 ohms

In circuit 2,6/R2= 12/8Thus, R2 = 4 ohms

Therefore,R1/R2= 3/2

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Sample Paper (X Studying)A concave lens is required to correct(1) Myopia(3) Hypermetropia(2) Presbyopia(4) Cataract

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i) myopia is correct option, because they spread the light out before it reaches the convex lens in the eye, therefore letting the imagefocusdirectly on the retina. H

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nswer the following.

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Pollution is the introduction of contaminants into the natural environment that cause adverse change. Pollution can take the form of chemical substances or energy, such as noise, heat or light. Pollutants, the components of pollution, can be either foreign substances/energies or naturally occurring contaminants.

the unwanted items which are present in pure substance.

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5. The volume of cube is 1cm is equal to(b) 10-5m3(a) 10-3m 3(c) 10-m3(d) 10-2m3

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option c is the answer

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DetePege No.SufFind Gequivalent2u

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wheatstone bridge So current through 4 = 0

so neglect 4

2 and 5 are in series So 7

7 and 7 are in parallel

49/14 = 3.5

5560.

How do you appreciate role of optical lens in our daily life?

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Lenses are used to focus light. Because focusing light is so important, you can find lenses in many places.

Perhaps the most common lens that we see are the ones in peoples glasses. There is a small lens in each of our eyes. When that lens isn't shaped quite right, light doesn't focus clearly and it's hard to see things. Glasses put another lens in front of the eye to help focus the light better for us. Then we can see clearly.

Another place to find a lens in in a CD player. A CD player works by shining a laser (which is a type of light) onto a disc. The lens in the CD player helps focus the laser onto the disc. Without that lens, the CD player can't read anything.

Lenses are also used in telescopes. When we look up at the sky, we see lots of stars. But we can use a telescope to look at a specific star. The lenses in the telescope focus the light from a single star so that the star we're looking at appears larger so it is easier to see.

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5561.

How do you appreciate the role of electronic configuration of the atoms of elements in periodic classification? (AS6)

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.Modern periodic law states that “The physical and chemical properties are the periodic functions of their electronic configuration”.

.The electronic configuration of the atoms of element represent the position of the atom in periodic table.

.The electronic configuration of the atoms helps to predict the physical and chemical properties of the elements.

.It gives the information about the reactivity, metallic nature and all physical and chemical properties of the element.

.So, by only the electronic configuration of the element, we predict all the prop-erties of that element. Hence I appreciate the role of electronic configuration of the atoms of elements in periodic classification.

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The process of conversion of vegetable oil into ghee is known as....

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The conversion of vegetable oil to vegetable ghee is called hydrogenationreaction.

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Aforceis a push or pull acting upon an object as a result of its interaction with another object. Basically, there are two types of forces, contact forces, andnon-contact forces. Gravitational force, electric force, magnetic force, nuclear force, frictional force are some examples of force.

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1If A = 67+5j + 45 and B=i+25 +3.,find the resultant vector of the twovectors and its magnitude.

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a=9248/69886farzinfnffs dxgbdj

Resultant = Theresultantis thevectorsum oftwoor morevectors. It is the result of addingtwoor morevectorstogether. ... Iftwoor more velocityvectorsare added, then the result is aresultantvelocity. Iftwoor more forcevectorsare added, then the result is aresultantforce.

R= 7i+7j+7kmagnitude = √49+49+49√147 unut

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makes an angle of35. The resultant of two forces P and30° with P. What is the angle between P and Q, if themagnitude of the resultant is equal to QJ3 ?(a) 30°(b) 45°(c) 60°(d) 75°

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13. Two vectors having magnitude 12 and 13 are inclined at an angle 45 to each other. Find theiresultant vector.

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approximately 23

a = 12 ; b = 13 ; R = ? ; Q = 45°

=> R = √ ( a^2 + b^2 + 2 a . b . cos Q )

=> R = √ ( 12^2 + 13^2 + 2 . 12 . 13. cos 45 ° )

=> R = = √[144 + 169 + 312 (1/√2)]

=> R = √(313 + 220.65)

=> R = √(533.65)

=> R = 23.10

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Can a vector have zero component along a line and stillhave nonzero magnitude?8.

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yes.. for example. . a vector along y axis 2j has 0 component along x .. but has 2 as its magnitude.

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11, A sphere of mass 2 kg and radius 5 cm is rotatingat the rate of 300 revolutions per minute. Calculatetorque required to stop it in 6.28 revolutions.[Moment of inertia of sphere about diameter 2/5mass x (radius)^2] ] TAns. 2-542 x 10-2 N-m]the

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* Liquids generally have lower density as compared to solids. But you must have observed that ice floatson water. Find out, why?is.

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Water’s density increases as you continue to cool it; but opposed to other liquids, which have their highest density when they freeze, water achieves maximum density when its temperature reaches 4 degrees Celsius (39.2 Degrees Fahrenheit).If you continue to cool water past 4 degrees Celsius, its density starts to plummet At zerodegrees, i.e., the temperature at which water turns into ice, the density of wateris actually quite low.

It turns out that ice has a lower density than water, and any object that has a lower density than the liquid form on which it’s kept (in this case, water) will be able to float!

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卜The density of ice in 0.9 gmcm.. Thepercentage by volume of the block of ice, whichfloats out side the water is:

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Density of water = 1 g/cc

fraction of volume above surface

=density of ice/ density of water

= 0.9/1

=9/10

value in percentage will be..........

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4) Liquids generally have lowerdensity as compared to solidsBut you must have observed thatice floats on water. Find out why.

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All of us observed that ice floats on water because ice cube is made up of water (h2o). water contain 2hydrogen and 1oxygen molecules presence of oxygen molecules ice floats on water

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3. If θ is the angle between vector A-Axl+A, j+A.kand vector B Bi+By j+B k, then prove that:orABAyBy + A,Bcos θ =2

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This can be proved by dot product of A and B

A•B = |A||B|cos∅ => cos∅ = A•B/(|A||B|)

so, A•B = (AxBx +AyBy+AzBz)

and |A| = √Ax²+Bx²+Cx² ; |B| = √Bx²+By²+Bz²

=> cos∅ = (AxBx+AyBy+AzBz)/√Ax²+Bx²+Cx².√Bx²+By²+Bz²

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If θ is the angle between vector A-Ax+ Ayj+4kand vector B B, i+B, j+Bk, then prove that:^ABx + AyBy +A,Bу у

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5574.

if vector a and vector b are two vectors then the value of (a+b)*(a-b)

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Two vectors are a and b.

(a+b) × (a-b) = a×a+b×a-a×b-b×b. (Distributive Law)

(a+b) × (a-b) = 0+b×a + b×a-0.

(a×b) = -(b×a).

(a+b) x (a-b) = 2*b×a.

b×a = |b|*|a|*sin(∆).

Where, ∆ is angle between b and a.

Hence, (a+b) × (a-b) = 2*|b|*|a|*sin(∆).

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91011121314Four metallic plates, each with a surface area of oneside A, are placed at a distance d from each other.The plates are connected as shown in the figure.Then the capacitance of the system between a and bis:28.43d3 enSubmit

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the answer could be option c

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2. A body floats in water w th 40% of itsvolume outside water, When the samebody floats in an oil, 60% of its volumeremains outside oil. The relative densityof oil is(a) 0.9(b) .0(C) 1.2(d) 5.5

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Total weight of body will be equal to weight of water surrounded by body(bouyant force),which gives us density of body. Such as

If d and v are density and volume of body and w and O is density of water and oil.

So Wight of body = weight of water displaced by body.

d*v*g=w*0.6*v*g

So. d=600 kg/m3.

Now in the case of oil. same concept is applied.

Wight of body = Wight of oil displaced by body

d*v*g=O*0.4*v*g

So. O = 1500 kg/m3.

Now we know that. Relative density =K/2.

Relative density = oil density/water density

So . K/2 = 1500/1000

So K=3.

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p the following as nitrogenous bases and nucleosides:ine, Cytidine. Thymine, Guanosine. Uracil and Cytosine.

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3. Answer the following question.a. Plants synthesize glucose in sunlight withthe help of chlorophyll from carbondioxide and water and give away oxygen.Identify the four compounds in thisprocess and name their types.

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" Photosynthesis "

It is the process by which green plant and some other organism use sunlight to synthesize nutrients from carbon dioxide and water.

The main product form here is glucose and by products are oxygen and water.

Here it takes place in chlorophyll and in the presence of sunlight.

There are two stages of photosynthesis :

1. Light reactions :

It occurs in the grana where photon are absorbed so as to excite electrons of chlorophyll to a higher energy level. These activated elctrons are harnessed to form ATP from the ADP and reduce NADP to NADPH. Wayer ia also spotted here and oxygen is released.

2. Dark reactions :

Calvin cycle occurring in chlorophyll here carbon combine with 5-carbon sugar called ribulose biphospahte. This unstable compound breaks down into 3-carbon compound. This then forms glucose.

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\sin ^ { 2 } 15 ^ { \circ } + \sin ^ { 2 } 645 ^ { \circ } :

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Sin²15° + sin²645° we know, sin(n × 360° - Ф) = -sinФ , use this here [ n is integers ]Sin645° = sin(2 × 360 - 75°) = - sin75° And we know, sin(90 - Ф) = cosФ So, - sin75° = -sin(90-15°) = -cos15°

Hence, sin645° = -cos15° Now, sin²15° + {-cos15°}² = Sin²15 + cos²15° = 1 [ ∵ sin²x + cos²x = 1 ]

Hence, answer should be 1

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A rod of mass m and length 2R can rotate about an axis passing through O invertical plane. A disc of mass m and radius R is hinged to the other end P of the rodand can freely rotate about P. When disc is at lowest point both rod and disc hasangular velocity ω. If rod rotates by maximum angle θ = 60° with downward vertical,then find ω in terms of R and g. (all hinges are smooth)

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theA disc of metal is melted to recast inform of a solid sphere. The moment of inertiaabout a vertical axis passing through thecentre would(A) decrease(B) increase(C) remains same(D) nothing can be said23

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A disc of metal is melted to recast in theform of a solid sphere. The moment of inertiaabout a vertical axis passing through thecentre would(A) decrease(B) increase(C) remains same(D) nothing can be said23

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5583.

define parabola

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A plane curve generated by a point moving so that its distance from a fixed point is equal to its distance from a fixed line

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Example 2.9 Two equal vectors have a resultant equal to eitherof the two. Find the angle between them.

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Angle between two equal vectors is 120. Find the magnitude of their resultant vector.

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Magnitude of the resultant of two vectors of equal magnitude = 2p cos(x/2)

Where x is the angle b/w them and p= magnitude.

Substituting x= 120,

We get mag. = P.

Therefore, Magnitude of the resultant is equal to the magnitude of the vectors.

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State parallelogram law of vectors. Derive an er direction of the resultant vectorfor the magnitude an

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There are 3 vectors of 1N , 2N and 3N which form an equilateral triangle. Find their resultant vector.

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Ans 0...............

can you please explain why ?

The three forces will be along three directions separated by 120 deg. from each other drawn at a point P. Let them be PA of 1 N. PB = 2 N and then PC = 3 N..

Let us draw PA horizontally along positive x axis.PB is at 30 deg. anticlockwise from + y axis.PC will be at 30 deg. clockwise from - y axis... Resolving components along x axis and adding: = 1 N + 2 N * Cos 120 + 3 N * Cos 240 = 1 - 2 * 1/2 - 3 /2= - 3/2 Newtons Resolving components along y axis and adding = 0 N + 2 N *√3 /2 - 3 N *√3/2 = -√3/2 Newtons

So resultant is R = -1.5 i -√3 /2 j where i and j are unit vectors. magnitude = √[ 1.5² + 3/4 ] =√3 Newtons.

The three vectors form closed triangle, so the resultant is 0.

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the load isthenthroughMA+V cc-V10222016/SET-21.7. Assume that the dEach Question Carries One Mathe diode in the figure has on=0.7 V, but is otherwise ideal.R,#DiodeM2k22D2v6kN ŽR.The magnitude of the current i, (in mA) is equal to18 Danistarin the circuit below has been adiusted so that I = 1 mA

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yes it correct answer

I = 0.2.5 ma oxo ve if DJ CR

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9.If is the angle between unit vectors A and(1-AB)B, thenis equal to(1 + A.B)1) tanº (2/2) 2) sin? (0/2)3) cot? (0/2) 4) cos? (0/2)

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Option A

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22) If θ is the angle between unit vectors A andl- A.BI+ A.B) is equal to1) tan (0/2)3) cot2(0/2)2) sin2 (e/2)4) cos (0/2)

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1st option is correct answer

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24, Four spheres of diameter 2a and mass M areplaced with their centres on the four corners of asquare of side b. Then moment of inertia of thesystem about an axis about one of the sides of thesquare is(1) Ma? + 2Mb2(2) Ma2(3) Ma2 + 4Mb(4) Маг + 2Mb2

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LORと20heena

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lor ÄŤoraw transtencharacteristics

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T he difference between the lengthsof a steel rod and brass rod is 0.6metres at all temperatures. What aretheir lengths at 0 degree celcius?(linear expansivities for brass andsteel are 1.8 10A-5 0CA-1 & 1.2*10A-5oCA-1, respectively5:45 AM

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speed of light 38 10 8 m/secTime taken for light to comeProm sun to earth is 8 min50 sea Find the distancebetween earth and sun.oinincm)Cam)

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(1)3000of 10to power 5upon 530

(1)3000 of 10 to power 5 upon 530

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8x+5x

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13x is your answer

thank you

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A heavy block kept on a frictionless surface and being pulled by two ropes of equal mass m as shownin figure. At t 0, the force on the left rope is withcrawn but the force on the right end continues to actLet Fi and F2 be the magnitudes of the forces by the right rope and the left rope on the blockrespectively

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のIf the temperature in a room is 20°C, what istemperature in degree Fahrenheit?

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29, A ball is dropped from a height. If it takes 0 200 s tocross the last 6 00 m before hitting the ground, find theheight from which it was dropped. Take g = 10 m/82.ofhiarhi

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Fig. 1.302. Charges 4 = 1.5 mC, q,-0.2 mC and 9, = -0.5 mcare placed at the points A, B and C respectively, asshown in Fig. 1.31. If = 12 m and = 0.6 m,calculate the magnitude of resultant force on 92.(Ans. 3.125 x 10' N)4324 F2

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