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7. What is the resultant of three coplanar forces: 300 N at 0°, 400 N at 30° and 400 N at 1502(a) 500 N(b) 700 N(c) 1100N(d) 300 N |
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Resistance of electric heater is 20 ohm and its maximumpower is 28.8 watt. How much current can be flows in fila-IAns. 1.2 ampere]ment of heater safely? |
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64. Which among the following consumes moreelectrical energy?(a) 100 Watt bulb in 2 hour(b) 1200 Watt toaster in 10 minutes(c) 25 Watt bulb in 8 hours(d) 250 Watt TV set in 1 hour |
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Answer» Energy consumed= power * time (a) 100*2 = 200 wh(b) 1200*10/60 = 200 wh(c) 25*8 = 200 wh(d) 250*1 = 250 wh Therefore,(d) is correct option Energy=Power×time250a) 100×2=200kwh b)1200×60÷10= 7200kwhc) 25×8= 200kwhd) 250×1= 250kwhAns) b 1200 Watt toaster in 10 minutes |
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An elevator is designed to lift a load ofPower of the elevator, neglecting other losses, will be(A1343 x 10* watt (B) 4.33 x 10' water floor in 6 sec.(C) 221 x 104 watt(D) 565104 watt |
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Answer» option (a) is correct. |
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One horse power equalsa) 74.6 wattb) 7460 wattc) 746000 kWd) 0.746kW |
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Answer» It was originally defined as 550 foot-pounds per second (ft-lb/s). A power level of 1hpis approximatelyequivalentto 746 watt s (W) or 0.746 kilowatt s (kW). To convert fromhorsepowerto watts, multiply by 746 |
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Two resistcrs with resistances 5 2 and 10 12 are to be connected to a battery of 6 V so as to abtain:(1) minimum current(a) How will you connect the resistance in each case?(b) Caleulate the strength of the total current in the circuit in the two cases.(ii) maximum current. |
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The instantaneous value of current in an ACcircuit is 1-2 sin (100 π t + π/3) A. At what firsttime, the current will be maximum? |
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Answer» current will be maximum when (100t+/3)=/2 i.e t=1/600 secoonds. Answer given is 1/200 seconds... |
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12, Two resistors with resistance 10 Ω and 15 Ω are to beconnected to a battery of emf 12 V so as to obtain(i) Minimum current(ii) Maximum current(a) Describe the mode of connecting the resistancesin each case.circuit in each case. |
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Answer» For minimum current, Resistance has to be maximum. So they must be connected in series. Total Resistance = 10+15 = 25 ohmCurrent, I = 12/25 = 0.48 Amp 2)For maximum current, Resistance has to be minimum. So they must be connected in parallel. Total Resistance =10*15/10+15 = 6 ohmCurrent, I = 12/6 = 2.0 Amp |
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(1)LUCIUS 1252 ICSISLULso as to18. Two resistors, with resistances 52 and 10 respectively are to be connected to a battery of emtobtain :(1) minimum current flowing (ii) maximum current flowing!(a) How will you connect the resistances in each case ?(b) Calculate the strength of the total current in the circuit in the two cases. |
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)You are provided with 48 cells, each of emf 2volts andinternal resistance 4 ohms. What maximumflow in the circuit having an external resistance of 12current canΩ?(1) 1 A(2) 1.2 A(3) 0.96 A(4) 1.08 A |
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77. A vessel, whose bottom has round holes withdiameter of 0.1 mm, is filled with water. Themaximum height to which the water can be filledwithout leakage is:(S.T. of water 75 dyne/cm, g 1000 cm/s)(1) 100 cm (2) 75 cm (3) 50 cm (4) 30 cm |
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Two resistance coils of resistances 4 Ohm &8Ohm are connected in parallel. To this parallelcombination, another resistance coil of 7/3 Ohm is connected in series. The entirecombination is connected across a cell of emf 3V and internal resistance 1 Ohm. Calculatethe current through each resistance coils.. |
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Two batteries A and B each of e.m.f. 2V areconnected in series to an external resistanceR = 1 ohm. If the internal resistance of batteryA is 1.9 ohm and that of B is 0.9 ohm, what isthe potential difference between the terminals ofbattery A16.(1) 2V(3) Zero(2) 3.8 V(4) of above |
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Answer» Total resistance is = 1.9+0.9+1 = 3.8 Ω so current = (2+2)/3.8 = 4/3.8 = 20/19 now P.D around A = i*r1 = 20/19*(1.9) = 2v option 1 |
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Who find hertz |
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Answer» Usually frequency is measured in the hertz unit, named in honor of the 19th-century German physicistHeinrich Rudolf Hertz. The hertz measurement, abbreviated Hz, is the number of waves that pass by per second. |
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name the physical quantity whose SI unit is Hertz? |
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Answer» frequency frequency |
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2) The volume of sound is measured in_a) Meterb) meter per secondc) Hertzd) decibel |
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Answer» volume of sound is measured and decibal |
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a series ac circuit has has resistance of 15 ohm and inductive reactance of 10 ohm calculate the value of capacitor which is connected across the series combination so that system has unity power factor the frequency of ac supply is 50 hertz |
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Answer» please send the complete question (what is the resistance in the question) question is complete |
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91. Two similar cells whether joined in series orin parallel have the same current through anexternal resistanc of 2 Ω. The internalresistance of each cell is(i) 2 Ω(ii) i Ω(iv) 1.5 Ω(iii) 0.5 Ω92. When resistances are connected in parallel,the current divides itself in(i) direct ratio of resistances(ii) inverse ratio of resistances(iii) inverse ratio of potentials(iv) none of above |
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Answer» Let the voltage of cell be x.In Series, voltage= 2xIn Parallel,voltage= xLet Internal resistance of each be yIn series, effective internal resistance= 2yIn parallel, eff. internal resistance= y/2Now currentin both the cases In series, 2x/(2y+4)In parallel, (x)/{(y/2)+4}Both the currents are equal. So, Just check by putting the different resistances in options 92)The ratio of totalresistanceto individualresistanceis the same ratio as individual (branch)currentto totalcurrent. This is known as thecurrent dividerformula and it is a short-cut method for determining branch currents in aparallelcircuit when the totalcurrentis known. |
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Two bodies A and B have their specific heat as SA and SB respectively. If SB < SA, which of the two would you use as a coolant? |
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Answer» The liquid A |
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4. (1) Define momentum and write its SI unit.(2 ) Define force and write its SI unit |
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Answer» Momentumis a vector quantity that is the product of the mass and the velocity of an object or particle. The standardunitofmomentummagnitude is the kilogram-meter per second (kg. · m/s or kg. Force is one which changes or tend to change the state of rest or of uniform motionForce is vector quantity as it consists of magnitude and direction.It's SI unit is newton (N) |
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8Rain is falling vertically with a speed of 35 ms1 Winds starts blowing after sometime with aspeed of 12 m s1 in east to west direction. In which direction should a boy waiting at a bus stophold his umbrella? |
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Answer» inclined towards the west from the vertical. The drops which are falling a little ahead of the current position of the woman, will fall on her, because she moves in that direction. relative velocity of the rain drops wrt cyclist = velocity of woman - velocity of rain the magnitude of relative velocity the rain drops wrt woman = √(12² + 35²) = 37 m/s direction of relative velocity of the rain drops = = tan⁻¹ (12/35) = 18.92 deg. from the vertical. So the cyclist should hold the umbrella at 18.92 deg to the vertical in the forward direction. |
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Example 4.1 Rain is falling vertically witha speed of 35 m s1. Winds starts blowingafter sometime with a speed of 12 m s1 ineast to west direction. In which directionshould a boy waiting at a bus stop holdhis umbrella? |
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In a harbour, wind is blowing at the speed of 72 km/h and the flag on the nanchored in the harbour flutters along the N-E direction. If the boat starts moving at aspeed of 51 km/h to the north, what is the direction of the flag on the mast of the boat?.14 |
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14 In a harbour, wind is blowing at the speed of 72 km/h and the flag on the mast of a boatanchored in the harbour flutters along the N-E direction. If the boat starts moving at aspeed of 51 km/h to the north, what is the direction of the flag on the mast of the boat ? |
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harbour, wind is blowing at theThus, the vaTa a ha nkm/in the harbtheorth, whad the flag on the mast of a boat anchored 4.15. The celinalmost alorg, Influtters along the N-E direction. Ifmavaimat starts moving at a speed of 51 km/h to thet is the direction of the flag on the mastwith a sSol. Givenof the boat? |
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3)A voltmeter is connected across a battery of emf12.0 V and internal resistance of 10 Ί. If thevoltmeter resistance is 230 2, what reading willbe shown by voltmeter?(Ans 11.5 V) |
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Answer» Apply voltage divider rule V=12*(230/240) V=11.5 volts |
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A resistor of 25 ohm is connectedto cell of emf 4V having internalresistance 3 ohm. Calculate thecurrent and terminal P. D. of cell |
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POLOacross a rheostat AB of 12000 ohm."voltmeter V has a resistance of 6000 ohmCB is one fourth of the distance of AB.error in the reading of voltmeterapproximately -220VIrWWWWWWWWWWWV 6000126000(1) 27%(2) 10%(3) 40%(415 |
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A potential difference of 220 V is appliedacross a rheostat AB of 12000 ohm. Thevoltmeter V has a resistance of 6000 ohm andCB is one fourth of the distance of AB. Theerror in the reading of voltmeter isapproximately -220VinocerWWWWW600022(1) 27%(2) 10%(3) 40%(4) 15% |
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Answer» A is the answer 27% is the correct answer |
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29.A potential difference of 220 V is appliedacross a rheostat AB of 12000 ohm. Thevoltmeter V has a resistance of 6000 ohm andCB is one fourth of the distance of AB. Theerror in the reading of voltmeter isapproximately -CAN220VwwwwwwwwwwwV) 600022, (1) 27%(2) 10%(3) 40%(4) 15% |
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Answer» AnswerOpti onA |
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Answer» In the given figure .. applying force balance along x direct T1cos45° = T2cos30°=> T1 = T2*(√3/2)/(1/√2) = √(3/2)T2. and along y direction , it is. mg = T1sin(45°) +T2sin(30°)=> mg = T1/√2 + T2/2 now putting the value of T1 in the 2nd equation. => √3T2/√2 +T2/2 = mg => T2(√6+1) = 2mg => T2 = 2mg/(√6+1) and hence T1 = (√3/√2)*(2mg/(√6+1)) => T1 = √6mg/(√6+1). |
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A swimmer reaches the other bank of a flowingriver exactly opposite to the starting point. If he wasswimming at 2 km/hr while maintaining 150° withthe flow, then time taken by him to cross the river1 km wide is |
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Answer» Answer: 1 hr Explanation: A swimmer reaches the other Bank of a flowing river exactly opposite to starting point if he was swimming at 2 km / he while maintaining 150° with the flow then time taken by him to cross the river 1 km wide is Swimming at 2 km/hr Angle = 150° Horizontal Speed = 2 * Cos150° = 2 * (-√3/2) = -√3 km /hr Compensated the flow ( as he reaches just opposite ) Vertical speed = 2 Sin 150° = 2 * (1/2) = 1 km/Hr Resultant Speed = 1 km/hr River Width = 1 km Time taken = 1/1 = 1 hr Correct Ans of this question:- Time taken = 1hr km/hr swimming ar 2 km/he Angle=50Horizontal speed =2* cos15°= 2*(-√3/2)= -√3km/hrcompensated the flow (as he reaches just opposite) vertical speed =2sin=150°=2 *(1/2)=1 Resultant speed =1kmRiver width = 1kmTime taken=1/1=1he |
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45.A man can swim at a speed of 3 km/h in stillwater. He Wants to cross a 500 m wide riverflowing at 2 km/h. He keeps himself alwaysat an angle of 120° with the river flow whileswimming. The time he lakes to cross theriver iS |
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Answer» given, speed of man, Vm= 3km/hr speed of river, Vr= 2km/hr angle which the man makes with the direction of motion of river = 120 The resultant velocity of man can be calculated by the parallelogram law of vectors as, angle between Vrand VR now time required to cross the river = OB/VR in trianle ABO, angleAOB = 90o- 79o= 11o so, OB = AO/cos11o= 0.5/0.981 = 0.509 sotime required = 0.509/2.6 = 0.196hr = 0.196x60x60 = 705.6s Now the point where he will reach is B,andthe distance of B from A = AB = AOtan11 = 0.097km= 0.097x1000= 97m Like my answer if you find it useful! Wrong answer |
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What is a fluid? (AS,) |
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Answer» AS-1 is our most effective heavy oil stimulation fluid. We have achieved remarkable results with this product and have been continually improving it since its creation in 1994. If this product does not work in a heavy oil application then it is likely that nothing will!AS-1 is a specially formulated blend of organic solvents, penetrants, and dispersants for prevention and dissolution of asphaltene and paraffin deposits. AS-1 is used for a variety of applications where these troublesome deposits cause plugging and reduced production. This multifunctional product provides superior deposit and sludge control compared to treatment |
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state the meaning of fluid friction |
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Answer» Fluid frictiondescribes thefrictionbetween layers of a viscousfluidthat are moving relative to each other. Lubricatedfrictionis a case offluid frictionwhere a lubricantfluidseparates two solid surfaces |
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Answer» the answer provided is correct. |
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Define fluid friction. How can the fluid friction be minimised |
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Answer» Fluid frictionisdefinedas viscosity. Basically, it is thefrictionexerted by one layer to another layer of same or differentfluid. Gases and liquids, both arefluids. But gases move faster from one place to another because of their less viscosity orfluid ionizing the fluid can be one option as the similar charge will defenitely help us to some extenct to minimize friction but isn’t a practical solution. On practical basis try to reduce the viscosity(the forces that fight against the free flow of liquid) of fluid by chemical means or by diluting it or by varying it’s temperature depending upon how your fluid reacts to those changes. |
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Which law/ principle states that "velocity of fluid increases with simultaneous decrease of fluid pressurea) Pascal's Lawb) Bernoulli's Principlec) Torricelli's Lawd) Pressure Law |
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Answer» Influiddynamics, Bernoulli'sprinciple statesthat anincreasein thespeedof afluidoccurssimultaneouslywith adecreaseinpressureor adecreasein thefluid's potential energy. b-bernoullis principle |
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39.Arocketislaunchedtfrom the surface of the earth with an initial velocity vo Find the height up towhich the rocket can go from the surface of the earth before falling back to earth8 T]Ve |
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A solid of density 2.5 kg m-3 floats in a fluid with one-third of its volume immersed n it. Whatis the density of the fluid?13. |
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al Questions1. Name the phenomenon of splitting white light into lights of seven colours. |
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Answer» The phenomenon of splitting of white light into lights of seven colours is called dispersion. no |
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A wire connected to a bulb does not glow, whereas the filament of the bulb glows when the same current is passed through them. Why? |
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Answer» The wires are highly conducting are made up mainly of copper. The Filament is made up of Tungsten. Well, a material glows when an electric current is passed because it heats up. This heating is directly proportional to the resistance offered to the current. Since copper is a highly conducting metal (= Low resistance), it doesn't heat up to the point of melting of wire. But Tungsten offers more Resistance thus it heats up Glows. Also, Tungsten is chosen becaues it has the highest boiling point of all metals thus it won't melt away even when heated by an electric current. But there is danger of snapping of the wire and thus the bulb won't work if the thin tungsten wire has broken, then we say that the Bulb has Fused! |
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how is it then that an electric bulb lights up as soon as we turn the switch on |
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Answer» The electrons in a conductor start moving with drift velocity when an electric field is applied.Current is not just one electron flowing from one end of a conductor to another. It is the overall flow of electrons throughout the conductor.When an electric field is applied, electrons at all parts of the conductor start drifting. The electrons just near the negative terminal of the battery drifts, the electrons at the middle of the conductor drifts and the electrons near the positive end of the conductor also drifts. So, even if the drift velocity is the order of few cm/s, the current flows at the velocity of the propagation of the electric field, which is the velocity of light.This is why, when you switch ON the bulb, we observe that the bulb glows instantly. |
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Gurmit wanted to perform Activity 16.8 using a laser torch. Her teacheradvised her not to do so. Can you explain the basis of the teacher' s advise?11. |
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Answer» इसकी क्षमता 1/20D होगीपॉवर=1/फोकस |
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of its fooi2.The minimum and maximum distances of a planetrevolving around sun are r and R. If the minimumof planet on its trajectory is Vo, its maximum 8speed will be(1) VoRVor2(4) Vor2 |
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Answer» According to the Kelper's law of planetary motionv1/v2 = r2/r1 so,maximum speed = vmthan,V0/ Vm= R/rVm = V0r/R |
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21. Moon is continuously revolving around the earth without falling towards it. Why |
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Answer» moon is continuously revolving around earth without falling towards it because the forces of speed and gravity keep the Moon in a constant orbit around Earth. It is also because of the gravitational attraction of earth provides the necessary centripetal force to the moon for its orbital motion around the earth. Due to which the moon is revolving around'the earth. it was the mechanism given by Newton at your level it is enough if you want to discuss more you can contact me |
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(3) Loc vs of mass m and 2 m are revolving inbits of radi r and 2r around arnaginary planet, on the surface of withgravitational force is inversely proportional todistance from its centre. The ratio of orbital speed4.Two satellitetwo circular orof satellites is |
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Take a 9 V battery and a small torchbulb and connecting wires. Take twopiecesas shown in figure (a) and observe theintensity of the bulb.Now join the wires as shown in figure(b). Observe the brightness of bulb.of nichrome wire. Join the wires |
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Answer» (a) This is a series connection and effective resistance will be higher. Therefore brightness will be less.(b) This is a parallel connection and effective resistance is less. The brightness will be more. |
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.7. What type of mirror is used in a torch ? Give reasons.41 |
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Answer» Aconcavemirror is used in torch lights. The light rays from a source placed on the focus of a concavemirror are reflected in such a way that the reflected rays are strong, straight and parallel. |
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