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. A particle of mass 0.1 kg is subjected to aforcewhich varies with distance as shown in the fbelow. If it starts its journey from rest at x ovelocity at x-12 m isgure(in N10x (in m)124(1) 20 m/s(2) 20V2 m/s(3) 20v3 m/s(4) 40 m/s |
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Paragraph for Question Nos. 13 to 15Figure shows a siphon in action. A siphon is very convenient forremoving liquid from containers. But necessary condition for its workingis that the liquid removing tube must be filled completely with the liquidso that there could be pressure difference along the tube. If there is noliquid, pressure at all points has the same value and so liquid will notflow. The liquid shown in the figure is water having density of 1000kg/m3. Both the liquid containers are open toatmosphere. All the heights are shown in the figure. (Take g 10 m/s?)50 cm175 cmFind the pressure difference between points B and C.(Zero(C) 1.25 x 10 N/m213)(B) 1.5 x 10 N/m2(D) 10 N/m2Find the speed of the liquid through the siphon tube.(A) 30 m/s(c) V10 mis14.(B) 5 m/s(D) zero15. If the height h of AB is varied such that the flow of the liquid stops. Then find the minimum value ofthe height h.(A) 10.2 m(C) 1.75 m(8) 0.5 m(D) 13.6 m |
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¡に) . eircular motion in vertical planes revalvedvelocity ofE-1. A weightless thread can support tension upto 30 N. A stone of mass 0.5 kg is tied to it and is revavin a circular path of radius 2 m in a vertical plthe stoneane. If g 10 m/s, find the maximum angular vel[MP PMT 1994 |
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A stone is tied to a string and whirled in a circular path. The work done by the stone is:(A) negative21.(B) zero(C) positive(D) none of the above. |
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Answer» option B is the answer.zero work done by stone. |
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7. A stone is just released from the window of a train moving along a horizontaltrack. The stone will be hit the ground followingtraightBH5.(a) straight path(b)circular path(c) parabolic path(d)hyperbolic path |
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Answer» parabolic path as it will have horizontal velocity when dropped |
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33. V, and V2 are the velocity of light. When light movesfrom one medium to another medium 21then2n12 will be(e) V2(3) V2 V |
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Answer» it will be V2/v1 is the answer to that question |
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4.DJ NIVAl potential energyIn reflection of sound experiment, a clock is kept in 55° angle in front of a tubeIn order to listen to the sound of clock, at what angle another tube is kept?C] 650B] 550AJ 450D] 3 |
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Answer» 65o so the reflected sound should be clearly listen |
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Two mirrors are inclined at an angle 8 as shown in the figure, Light ray is incident parallel to one ofmirrors. Light will start retracing its path after third reflection if: |
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Answer» Let MN and MP are two plane mirrors be inclined at an∠PMN=θ. A light ray AB parallel to MN is incident on MP and the ray after third reflection on MP at B retraces its path as shown in the diagram. Hence CD is perpendicular to MP. This means∠BCN=∠DCM=90∘−θ.AB||MNand BC is the intercept. So∠PBA=corresponding ∠PMN=θ And∠ABC=180∘−2θ SinceAB||MNand BC is the intercept , then ∠ABC+∠BCN=180∘ ⇒180∘−2θ+90∘−θ=180∘ ⇒3θ=90∘ ⇒θ=90∘3=30∘ Let MN and MP are two plane mirrors be inclined at an∠PMN=θ. A light ray AB parallel to MN is incident on MP and the ray after third reflection on MP at B retraces its path as shown in the diagram. Hence CD is perpendicular to MP. This means∠BCN=∠DCM=90∘−θ.AB||MNand BC is the intercept. So∠PBA=corresponding ∠PMN=θ And∠ABC=180∘−2θ SinceAB||MNand BC is the intercept , then ∠ABC+∠BCN=180∘ ⇒180∘−2θ+90∘−θ=180∘ ⇒3θ=90∘ ⇒θ=90∘3=30∘ |
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The distance between charges 5x10"C and-2.7x10"Cis 0.2 m. The distance at which a third charge should beplaced in order that it will not experience any force alongthe line joining the two charges is[Kerala PET 2002] |
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23.A coolie is walking on a railway platform with a loadof 30 kg on his head. How much work is done bycoolie?(C.B.S.E. 2011) |
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67.The root mean square (rms) speed of oxygen molecules02 at a certain temperature T (absolute) is v. If thetemperature is doubled and oxygen gas dissociatesinto atomic oxygen. The rms speed:(1) becomes v/v2(2) remains v(3) becomes v2v(4) becomes 2v |
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4.24 Consider a cer tathe concentration of A remalning ättr 1ouof A is 1.0 mol L-4.25 Sucrosedecomposes in acid solution into glucose and fructoseto the first order rate law, with 3.00 hours. What fnf sucrose remains after 8 hours ?fraction of samp. Afteof sampe Afteabl |
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Q.3. Write about the contribution of Robert Hooke. |
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Answer» he discovered cell is the correct answer of the given question |
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Find the current in the 1092 resistance:-{ion+20(1) 0.27 A P, to P.(3) 0.45 A P, to P,(2) 0.03 A P, to P,(4) 0.27 AP, to P, |
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19 Calculate the equivalent rosistance and current through the follouwing combination ofresistors |
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Answer» SolutionsActionshello Krish. Equivalent resistance will be =R1+R2 considering ideal voltmeter thus no current flow into it. The current will be l=V/R hello Krish. |
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(2) Peter throws two different dice together and finds the product of the two numbersobtained. Rina throws a die and squares the number obtained. Who has the betterchance to get the number 25? |
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2 A hollow metal sphere of radius 10 cm is chargedsuch that the potential on its surface is 80 V. Thepotential at the centre of the sphere is 11994(a) zero(c) 800 V80V(d) 8V |
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Answer» In the case of a hollow metal sphere (spherical shell), the electric field inside the shell is zero. This means that the potential inside the shell is constant. Therefore the potential at the centre of the sphere is the same as that on its surface, i.e. 80 V as no work is done in moving a charge inside the shell. |
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woul dhavebeen theduratonyearti the distancebetween theRun were half the pent distoncoearnth and the |
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Answer» According to Kepler |
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Find equivalent resistance between A&Rthe following circuitsM(a)202 |
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Answer» 4/3 ohm is the correct answer of the given question |
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43)How much electric current will pass when an electric heaterhaving 50Ί resistor is connected to 200 V?(A) 4A(C) 44 A(B) 4.4 A(D) 0.44 A |
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Answer» Voltage=200 VResistance=50 ohm∴Current=200/50=4 Amp |
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In the arrangment of resistances shown below, theeffective resistance between points A and B is55} 11) 10Ω: 15Ω10Ω100 -o10220Ω30Ω |
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Find equivalent resistance between A & B.(A) 5(B) 102(C) 15(D) of these |
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Answer» Option- B option D - none of this |
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Describe briefly about planet Mars |
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Answer» Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun and the seventh largest. Mars is a terrestrial planet with a thin atmosphere composed primarily of carbon dioxide.The bright rust color Mars is known for is due toiron-rich mineralsin its regolith — the loose dust and rock covering its surface. The soil of Earth is a kind of regolith, albeit one loaded with organic content |
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Find the current in the 1092 resistance:-101+(1) 0.27 A P, to P.(3) 0.45 A P2 to P,(2) 0.03 A P, to P,(4) 0.27 A P, to P2 |
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Find the current in the 1092 resistance:-3102+(1) 0.27 A P, to P,(3) 0.45 A P, to P,(2) 0.03 A P, to P,(4) 0.27 A P, to P2 |
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Find the current in the 1092 resistance:-2100+22(1) 0.27 A P, to P,(3) 0.45 A P, to P,(2) 0.03 A P, to P,(4) 0.27 A P, to P2 |
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The effective resistance in 2) between (B) and (C) of letter (A), containing resistance as shownin fig. as1092,e21002un DE71022B(B) 40(A) 60(C) 80/3(D) 160/9. The aamivalent resistance between points (A) |
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Answer» 40 is answer because it in series contions is there resistance EA and AF are in series sum of EA and AF = R1 = 10+10 = 20 OHMNow R1 and EF are in parallel. sum of R1 and EF = 1/R2 = 1/20 + 1/10 = 3/20 OHMR2 = 20/3 ohmagain, resistance BE, R2 and FC are in series. sum of resistance BE, R2 and FC = 10 + 20/3 + 10 = 80/3 OHM.. HENCE, equivalent resistance = 80/3 ohm. ANS.. 40 is the answer of this particular question |
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1) 0v 21V for 60. Resistances P,Q,R,S of vaes 2,3 2,4 fornce to be commewheat stone bridge the resistance to beto S to have the bridge balanced is1) 12 series2) 232 series3)1292 parallel 4) 1092 parallel61. Four Resistances P,O.R.X formed a wheats |
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Answer» P / Q = R / S' S' = QR / P = 2*3/2 = 3 1/S + 1/r = 1/S' 1/4 + 1/r = 1/3 r = 12 ohms.connect a resistance of 12 ohms, in parallel with the resistance S (4 ohms) to balance the wheat-stone bridge. option (2) is the right answer? option (3) is the right answer option 3. is the correct answer of the given question |
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Find the current in the 1012 resistance:-SV+31092+(1) 0.27 A P2 to P.(3) 0.45 A P, to P(2) 0.03 A P2 to P,(4) 0.27 A P, to P, |
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5. The equivalent resistance between the points X and Y of the following circuit is:1012X.10Ω100210Ω10Ω(A) 10 Ω(C) 20 Ω(B) 30 Ω(D)50S2.minutes in a wire of resistancein |
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Find the current in the 1012 resistance:-27102=(1) 0.27 A P2 to P(3) 0.45 A P, to P(2) 0.03 A P2 to P,(4) 0.27 A P, to P, |
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Answer» 3) is the correct answer |
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Example 5.4 A batsman hits back a ballstraight in the direction of the bowler withoutchanging its initial speed of 12 m s.lf the mass of the ball is 0.15 kg, determinethe impulse imparted to the ball. (Assumelinear motion of the ball) |
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Answer» Thank you so so much sir.... |
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Calculate the number of aluminium ions present in 0.005aluminium oxide. |
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Answer» thanku mam for this question |
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PHYSICSIn a uniform constant magnetic field of induction B, two long conducting wires ab and odore keptparallel to each other at distance with their plane perpendicular to B. The ends a and care 2connected together by an ideal inductor of inductance L. A conducting slider wire PQ of mass misPHYSICSimparted speed Vs at time to. The situation is as shown in the figure. At time I4Bs, the emvvalue of current through the wire PO isVLFind a (gnore any resistance, electrical as wellas mechanical)XXX |
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A force of 40N acts on a body. If the units ofmass and length are doubled and the unit oftime is tripled, then the force in the new systembecomes. |
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A 500 kg horse pulls a cart of mass 1500 kg along alevel road with an acceleration of 1 m/s2. If coefficientof sliding friction is 0.2, then force exerted by earthon horse-cart system is (g - 10 m/s) |
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Two conducting wires of samematerial, equal length and equaldiameter are connected in series.How does the heat produced by thecombination of resistance change? |
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Answer» Heat produced in the circuit is inversely proportional to the resistanceR. LetRSbe the equivalent resistances of the wires if connected in series andRPbe the equivalent resistances of the wires if connected in parallel ThenRS=R+R=2RAnd 1/RP= 1/R +1/R 1/RP= 2/R OrRP=R/2 Now the ratio of heat produced is given by Hs/Hp=V^2/Rs*t/V^2/Rp*t=1/4 |
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A solid weighs 1-5 kgf in air and 0.9 kgf in aliquid of density 1-2 x 103 kg m-3. Calculate R.D.of solid. |
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. The current of 2A passes through a coilof 10022 resistance for 5min the amountof heat produced[] |
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INTEGER:16. If 20 gm of water at 50°C is mixed with 60 gm of water at 10°C. Then final temperature of themixture is |
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Answer» Energy loss by hot water = Energy gain by cold water Let final temperature of mixture be tThen20x(50-t) = 60x(10+t)1000-20t = 600 + 60t40t = 400t = 10 a ball is released from the top of a tower of height h metre it takes T second. what is the position of the ball above the ground in T/5 second? |
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100 g of ice is mixed with 100 g of water at 100°C. What will be the final temperature ofmixture.(1) 10 °C(2) 20 °C(3) 30 °C(4) 40 °C |
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Answer» specific heat of water is 4.186 J/gCheat of fusion of ice is 334 J/g To melt 100g of ice takes 334 J/g x 100g = 33400 J Heat stored in water at 100 is4.186 J/gC x 100g x 100C = 41860 J so there is more than enough heat to melt all the ice and raise it in temperature. The question is what temperature. the 33400J lost melting the ice lowered the hot water by:33400J = 4.186 J/gC x 100g x ΔTΔT = 33400 / 418.6 = 80C, so the hot water is at 20 deg. So we now have 100g of water at 20, and 100g of water at 0 mixed, which gives us 200g of water at 10C 🙂 tnku |
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Answer» hand writing aachi nikal bhai samaj nahi raha jai |
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Two electric bulbs whose resistance are in the ratioof 1 :2, are connected in parallel to a constantvoltage source. The power dissipated in them hasthe ratio. |
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7.Find out the following in the electric circuit given in Figure 12.9(a) Effective resistance of two 8 Ω resistors in the combination(b) Current flowing through 4 Ω resistor (c) Potential difference across 4 Ω resistanc(d) Power dissipated in 4 Ω resistor (e) Difference in anımeter readings, if anyA,4Ωsy8Ω |
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If the current /through a resistor is increased by 100% (assume that temperature remainsunchanged), the increase in power dissipated will be(A) 100%(B)200%(C) 300%(D) 400% |
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Answer» option 3 is the answer |
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26. Three equal resistorsconnectedacrossasourceof e.m.f. together dissipate 10 watt of powc.What will be the power dissipated in watts if thesame resistors are connected in parallel acrossthe same source of e.m.t.?(199810(a) 1090 |
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7.In the circuit shown, the current in the 12 resistor is6V(JEE (Main)2Ί3Ί |
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What are the basic components of a cyclotron ? Mention its uses? |
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Answer» It is a device used to accelerate charged particles like protons, deutrons,αα-particles, etc, to very high energies. PRINCIPLE :A charged particle can be accelerated to very high energies by making it pass through a moderate electric field a number of times. This can be done with the help of aperpendicularmagnetic field which throws the charged particle into a circular motion, the frequency of which does not depend on the speed of the particle and the radius of the circular orbit. CONSTRUCTION :As shown in figure, a cyclotron consists of the following main parts: 1. It consists of two small, hollow, metallic half-cylindersD1D1andD2D2calleddeesdeesas they are in the shape ofDD.2. They are mounted inside avacuum chamberbetween the poles of a powerful electromagnet.3. The dees are connected to the source of high frequency alternating voltage of few hundred kilovolts.4. The beam of charged particles to be accelerated is injected into the dees near their centre, in a plane perpendicular to the magnetic field.5. The charged particles are pulled out of the dees by a deflecting plate (which is negatively charged) through a windowWW.6. The whole device is in high vacuum (pressure∼10−6∼10−6mm of Hg) so that the air molecules may not collide with the charged particles. |
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what is neutralization |
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Answer» A neutralization reaction is when an acid and a base react to form water and a salt and involves the combination of H+ions and OH-ions to generate water. |
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What are the necessary conditions for a satellite to appear stationary? |
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Answer» It should hower above a fixed point of earth, thus it should have same period of rotation ~24 hrs to be precise 23hrs and 56min For it to be practically possible the geostationary satellite must satisfy 3 basic requirenments it should rotateaboutthe axis of rotation of earth with absolutelyzeroinclinationand in thesamesenceas rotation of earth ( west ot east). The period of revolution of satellite must be identical with theperiodof rotation of earth about it’s axis (23hrs 56mins). The satallight must revolve inearth’s equitorial planeabout the axis of rotation of earth the trejectory of satallight must becircular. ( by zero inclination as mentioned above i ment the circle made by satallight must have its central axis exactly along the axis of rotation of earth.). |
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