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7551.

15 If both the numbers of protons and neutrons areconserved in a nuclear reaction like6C12+6C12-10N20+2He4In what way is the mass converted into the energy?Explain.

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The sum of masses of nuclei of product element is less than sum of masses of reactants and hence, loss of mass takes place during the reaction. This difference of mass of product element and reactant converts into energy and liberated in the form of heat

7552.

11 If both the numbers of protons and neutrons areconserved in a nuclear reaction like6C12 +6C12--> 10N20+,He4In what way is the mass converted into the energy?Explain.

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7553.

Externally commutatedAC machine

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AC commutator motors, like comparable DC motors, have higher starting torque and higher speed than ACinduction motors. The series motor operates well above the synchronous speed of a conventional AC motor. AC commutator motors may be either single-phase or poly-phase. The single-phase AC version suffers a double line frequency torque pulsation, not present in poly-phase motor. Since a commutator motor can operate at much higher speed than an induction motor, it can output more power than a similar size induction motor. However commutator motors are not as maintenance free as induction motors, due to brush and commutator wear.

7554.

A vector A makes an angle of 20° and B makes an angleof 110° with the X-axis. The magnitudes of these vectorsare 3 m and 4 m respectively. Find the resultant.

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From the above figure, we have:Angle between →A and →B = 110° − 20° = 90°∣∣∣→A∣∣∣=3 m and ∣∣∣→B∣∣∣= 4 m

Magnitude of the resultant vector is given byR=√A2+B2+2AB cos θ =√32+42+2×3×4×cos 90° = 5 m

Let β be the angle between →R and →A.β=tan−1 (A sin 90°A+B cos 90°) =tan−1 (4 sin 90°3+4 cos 90°) =tan−1 43 =tan−1 (1.333) =53°

Now, angle made by the resultant vector with the X-axis = 53° + 20° = 73°∴ The resultant →R is 5 m and it makes an angle of 73° with the x-axis.

7555.

(1) Say whether the following statement is True or False:Force = mass × velocity

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False.

Correct statement is

Force = mass × acceleration

7556.

Example 13.1 Given the mass of iron nucleus as 55.85u and A=56.find the nuclear density?

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The formula is

Density (n)= Mass of nuclei/nuclear volume

Nuclear volume= 4/3 π r³

To find radius:-

r= r° (a)^¹/³

R= 1.3×10^-15(56)^1/3

R=3.825×1.3×10^-15

R=4.97×10^-15

R³==122.76×10^-45

4/3πr³= 513.96×10^-45

Density = mass/volumeDensity = 55×1.6×10^-27Density= 88×10^18/513.96Density = 0.1812×10^18Density =1.812×10^17 kg /m³.

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Show that the nuclear density of a nucleus isindependent of its mass number. [2016(A)

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7558.

6(i) Ina typical nuclear reaction, e.g.Although number of nucleons is conserved, yetenergy is released. How? Explain.(ii) Show that nuclear density in a given nucleus isindependent of mass number A.

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24m/s2 avg acc.

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A weight Mg is suspended from the middle of a ropewhose ends are at the same level. The rope is no lon-ger horizontal. The minimum tension required to com-pletely straighten the rope is:Mg(B) Mg cos θ(C) 2Mg cos θ(D) Infinitely largelud oc shown in the

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option d

7562.

4Asystem consists of two identical slabseach of mass m linked by compressedweightless spring of stiffness (k)as shownin Fig The slabs are also connectedby a thread whichmoment. Find at what value of Al, theinitial compression of spring, the lowerslab will bounce up after the thread is Figburned through?is burnt at a certain2mg4mgmg

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7563.

A disc of diameter 'R' is removed from a disc of diameter '2R'. Find centre of mass of the above disc with the whole ?

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7564.

(g) Name a nuclear device in whichmagnetic mirror is used.

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MagneticMirror is a type of magnetic confinement device used in fusion power to trap high-temperature plasma using magnetic fields.

7565.

define optical fiber

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An optical fiber or optical fibre is a flexible, transparent fiber made by drawing glass or plastic to a diameter slightly thicker than that of a human hair.

7566.

12] Describe the construction, working and uses of optical fiber cable

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7567.

B. CnH2nA. CnH2n+2C. CnH2n-1The general formula for an Alkenes is -A. CnH2n+2C. CnH2n-1D. CnH2n-2B. CnH2nD. CnH2n-2

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CnH2n

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242- The productI numbers is -lol them isthe otherof twoone12 FindClass Teacher Sig.Parent Sig

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-12*X=-8X=-8/-12X=2/3

x=2/3 is the right answer of the following

7569.

Write the name and symbol of anyone metallo

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Zinc ZnIron FeTungsten W

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59.Explain why, when it is getting dark at night, it is impossible to make out the colour of cars on the road.

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7571.

Can two balls having same kind of charge onthem attract each other? Explain.

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it means they can only attract by induction...

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if we rub two silk clothes then will they get charged??

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7573.

(a) 9.8 nmA ball is dropped from top of a tower of 1oom height. Simultaneously another bal! was thrown pwith a speed of 50 m/s (g 10m/s). They will cross each other after(a) 1s)19.6 m(c) 29.4 m(d) 39.2 m93.towe(b) 2s(c) 3s(d) 4sh a rlarity of to m/s. The ratio of the distances cov ered byCRSF, PMI 2002

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25. Discuss the three characteristics of musical sound.

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Thecharacteristics of musical sound:

1) Loudness or Intensity 2) Pitch and 3) Quality or Timbre. Loudness or Intensity: Loudness or intensity means how loud thesoundis. Intensity is the amount ofsoundenergy flowing per second per unit area perpendicular to the direction of propagation ofsound.

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6. Name three characteristics of a musical sound.

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7576.

7.Aball of mass m is thrown verticaly up. Another ball of mass 2m1s thrown at an angle θ with the vertica Bof them stay in atr for the same periods of time. What is the ratio of the height attained by the two balls?

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A ball is drepped from top of a tower of100m height. Simultaneously another ballwas thrown upward from bottom of thetower with a speed of 50 m/s (g=10nm/shThey will cross each other after(A) 1s (B) 2s (C) 3s (D) 4s

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Each ball is moving in a straight line under uniform acceleration and is thus subject to the equation:

S = ut + 1/2 a t^2

… where S is distance travelled, a is the acceleration towards the ground and t is the journey duration.

We know the sum of their journeys is 100m and their journey durations are equal.

So

100 = (25t -1/2 g t^2) + (0t + 1/2 g t^2)

100 = 25t

So t = 4 seconds

Note: This is is the same time that it would have taken had there been no gravity and the thrown ball covered the entire distance itself. That is intuitive as whatever retarding gravity applies to the thrown ball is equal to the speeding up it applies to the dropped ball.

Note 2 (thanks to comment by Victor Mazmanian): We can assess when the thrown ball reaches its maximum height by solving (v = u+ at) for t when v is 0.

0 = 25 - gt

So t is 25/g … roughly 2.5 seconds

Hence at 4 seconds, when the balls meet the thrown ball is already on its way down after already reached its max height and started descending.

Under the effects of gravity the thrown ball reaches a max height of…

25.25/g - 1/2.g.(25/g)^2 = roughly 31.9 m

but has descending back down to a height of …

25.4 - 1/2.g.4^2 = 100–8g … roughly 21.5m, when the balls meet

And the dropped ball this covers the remaining 1/2.g.4^2 = 78.5m

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ball is dropped from the top of a tower 100 multaneously another ball is thrown upwardt of the tower with a speed of 50 ms-what time do they cross each other?Aftera) I s(c) 3 s(b) 2 s(d) 4salloan thatt is descending at

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7579.

A ball has been dropped from a height of 100 metres, another ball thrown up with a speed 25m/s from ground at same time. find after what time they will cross each other.

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here, height is 100m.now the two ball meet at point p which is at a height x above the ground so that the distance of point p from the top is 100-x(1) for the ball falling from topheight=(100-x)minitial velocity=0

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The two2d60o Bstraight lines drawn on the same displacement time graph makes 30%with time axis.2(a)(b)Which line shows greater velocityWhat is the ratio of two velocity?so°t C sec.) 、ラ

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particle is thrown with velocity u at an angle α from the horizontal. Another particle is thrown with thesame velocity at an angle α from the vertical. The ratio of times of flight of two particles will be(A) tan 2a: 1(B) cot 201 : 1(C) tan α : 1(D) cot α : 1

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13. Sgas molecules is c. The ratio of v to c is :-Speed of sound in a gas is y and r.m.s. velocity of the(3) vY.N3:2

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7583.

How is oxygen replaced ?

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Answers:eena entered a dimly lit room and coulver, after a while, she was able to seecis?

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The visual cells in the eyes called rods and cones convert light energy into electrical impulses. In light conditions certain chemical reactions see to that the sensitivity of the rods (which are responsible for vision in dim conditions) is reduced. Also the pupils (which regulate the amount of light entering our eye, analogous to the aperture in cameras) will be constricted. When we enter a dark room though the pupil will dilate in a couple of moments. But it takes some time for chemical reactions to occur in the eye (called dark adaptation) in order to enhance the sensitivity of the rods. Hence when we come from light to dark (also vice versa) we will be unable to see things for a couple of moments.

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Sheena entered a dimly lit room and could not see anything initially.However, after a while, she was able to see clearly.Can you explain the reason for this?

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The visual cells in the eyes called rods and cones convert light energy into electrical impulses. In light conditions certain chemical reactions see to that the sensitivity of the rods (which are responsible for vision in dim conditions) is reduced. Also the pupils (which regulate the amount of light entering our eye, analogous to the aperture in cameras) will be constricted. When we enter a dark room though the pupil will dilate in a couple of moments. But it takes some time for chemical reactions to occur in the eye (called dark adaptation) in order to enhance the sensitivity of the rods. Hence when we come from light to dark (also vice versa) we will be unable to see things for a couple of moments.

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15. A train starts from rest and moves with a constantacceleration of 20 m/'s for half a minute. The brakesare then applied and the train comes to rest in oneminute. Find (a) the total distance moved by the train,(b) the maximum speed attained by the train and (c) theposition(s) of the train at half the maximum speed.6, A hullot

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16. A train starts from rest and moves with a constantacceleration of 2.0 m/s for half a minute. The brakese then applied and the train comes to rest in oneminute. Find (a) the total distance moved by the train(b) the maximum speed attained by the train and (c) thearposition(s) of the train at half the maximum speed

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7588.

travel before stopping?15. A train starts from rest and moves with a constantacceleration of 20 m/s for half a minute. The brakesare then applied and the train comes to rest in oneminute. Find (a) the total distance moved by the train,(b) the maximum speed attained by the train and (c) theposition(s) of the train at half the maximum speed.rnlority of 16 m/s penetrates

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7589.

A diamond glitter in a brightly lit room, but not in dark rom.

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Diamonds sparkle from reflected/refracted light, and the cut and polished faces on the stone enhance this. An uncut diamond is very unspectacular. It looks like scratched/frosted glass, reflecting very little light until it is polished.

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Calculate the amountst eroayedf encrnsidcthe nucle.uy čt 吼Pyz answer

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Theenergyfrom theSun- bothheatandlight energy - originates from anuclear fusionprocess that is occurring inside thecore of the Sun. The specific type of fusion that occurs inside of the Sun is known asproton-proton fusion.

Using the mass-energy equivalence, we find that this 4.26 million metric tonnes of matter is equal to about 3.8 x 1026joulesof energy released per second.

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in starts from rest and moves with aA trainconstant acceleration of 2.0m/s' for half aminute. The brakes are then applied and thetrain comes to rest in one minute. Find (a) thetotal distance moved by the train, (b) themasimum speed attained by the train and (c) theposition(s) of the train at half the maximumspeed.

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5.A tester is used to checlabelled A and B. It is found that the bulb of the tester glowa brightly forliquid A while it glows very dimlyk the conduction of electricity through two liquidisfor lquid B. You would conclude that0 liquid A is a better conductor than liqud B(il) liquid B is a better conductor than liquld Afill) both liquids are equally conducting(iv) conducting propertles of liquid cannotbeio this manner

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7593.

Explain the formation of energy band in solids

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In a single isolatedatom, the electrons in each orbit have definite energy associated with it. But in case of solids all the atoms are close to each other, so the energy levels of outermost orbit electrons are affected by the neighboring atoms.

When two single or isolated atoms are bring close to each other then the outermost orbit electrons of two atoms are interact or shared with each other. i.e, the electrons in the outermost orbit of one atom experience a attractive force from the nearest or neighboring atomic nucleus. Due to this the energies of the electrons will not be in same level, theenergylevels of electrons are changed to a value which is higher or lower than that of the original energy level of the electron.

The electrons in same orbit exhibits different energy levels. The grouping of this different energy levels is called energy band.

However, the energy levels of inner orbit electrons are not much affected by the presence of neighboring atoms.

Important energy bands in solids

There are number of energy bands in solids but three of them are very important. These three energy bands are important to understand the behavior of solids. These energy bands are

Valence band

Conduction band

Forbidden band or forbidden gap

7594.

A method of growing plants without soil.

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Hydroponics

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Cthe td can lonlysolids onldi solidsquds onlyd

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d) solid, liquid and gases, it needs medium.

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25. What are energy bands in solids? How are these formed ? How do we classify solidsas conductors and semiconductors on the basis of energy band diagram ?4

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Electrons in the valencebandhave lowerenergythan the electrons in conductionband. The electrons present in the valencebandare loosely boundtothe nucleus of atom. Theenergy bandwhich isformedby grouping the range ofenergylevels of the free electrons is called as conductionband.

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A bulletofmass15 Shasa speedof 400 m/s Whatiaitakinetic energy 72 If the bullet strikes a thickand is brought to rest in 2 cm, calculatekinetic energy originally in the bulletbyCa the erase net forse acing on tihe bulet, What happens to theaver

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7598.

the box on an array of cylthe second case?Explain with the help of diagram, how the use of oil reduces friction between two surfaces in contact witheach other.5.

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19. The function of lubricant are(a) it reduces friction(c) it acts as a sealant for gases(b) it acts as coolant(d) All the above

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Answer:d)all the aboveExplanation:Reduced friction prevents heating and abrasion on the friction surface. Especially in the hydraulic system, lubricants itself serve to prevent the leakage by creating a hydraulic film.Friction certainly causes heating on the area and more heat is produced if metals rub against each other. Therefore the heat needs to be absorbed or released; otherwise the system is destroyed or deformed. To prevent it, lubricants are applied. Especially cooling is critical to rolling oils, cutting oils, and lubricating oils used in an internal combustion engine.

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What happens whenan objecetis brought closer to the eye and why?

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When the eye focuses on a near object, the eye must accommodate to be able to see the object clearly. The ciliary muscle contracts, which releases tension on the ligaments that suspend the eye. As a result, both lens surfaces become more curved and the eye thus focuses on the nearby object.