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For pure water and clean glass, the angle of contact is(a) 00(b) 90°(c) 80(d) 138 |
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Answer» For pure water and perfectly clean glass, the angle of contact is0° |
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How much work is done when a body of mass m is raised to a height h above the grouState the SI unit of work. |
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SUCUP20. When does a man exert more pressure on thefloor: while standing or while walking ? |
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Answer» while walking because while we are standing we feel our body is light but,while we are walking we can't walk with 2 legs at a time because the stability will be less this while we are keeping 1 leg on surface we exert more pressure while walking because while we are standing we feel our body is light but,while we are walking we can't walk with 2 legs at a time because the stability will be less this while we are keeping 1 leg on surface we exert more pressure while standing because the man both leg Soo force is more on floor |
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8. Why is the unit light year' used to measure distances between celestial objects? |
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Answer» Most objects in space are so far away, that using a relatively small unit ofdistance, such as an astronomical unit, is not practical. Instead, astronomersmeasure distancesto objects which are outside our solar system inlight-years. |
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How much work is done in lifting a body of mass m through a height h against |
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How much work is done in lifting a body of mass m througha height h against gravity |
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In which case work is not done:(A) a girl swimming in a pond(Cya standing man holding a suit case in his hand (D) a sail boat moving in the direction of wind.19.(B) a windmill lifting water from a well |
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Answer» work done will be counted if there is a displacement in the direction of applied Forceso in that case for example Work is done when lifting the suitcase up, but you’re not doing workon the suitcaseif you merely move forward and then stop such that the initial and final velocities of the suitcase are the same. |
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Show by drawing ray diagrams how a totally reflecting glass prisms can be used to deviate a ray oflight through) 900(ii) 1800 |
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Answer» 90 is the correct option |
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7. While lifting a 10 kg block vertically with a constant velocity, itis kept pressed against a wall by a horizontal force of 49 N.Coefficient of friction between the block and the wall is 0.2.Find the upward force.[Ans. 107.8 N] |
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Answer» Frictional force = 0.2×49 =9.8, acting in downward direction. ER. RAVI KUMAR ROY Also , weight of block i.e 10×9.8= 98N acts downward& block is moving with constant velocity.Therefore, net force is zero.So, required vertical force = 98+9.8 = 107.8 |
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(1) Which instrument (device) is used to see the celestial bodiebah |
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Answer» The instrument used to observe stars and other heavenly bodies is:Telescope the instruments used to celestial bodies is telescope |
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1.What instrument is used to measure the amount of rainfall in a placer |
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Answer» Arain gauge(also known as anudometer,pluviometer, or anombrometer) is an instrument used by meteorologists and hydrologists to gather and measure the amount of liquid precipitation over a set period of time. rain gauge is a device used to measure the amount of rainfall |
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For the function0 - CON(3x)Find(2) 9 |
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In between an iron chair and a wooden chairkept in the sun, which one does seem hotter ifit is touched? Explain with reasons. Where is thethermostat instrument used? |
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Answer» If bodies are at same temperature, means at thermal equilibrium, there is still transfer of heat between them and surroundings. But the rate of exchange or transfer of heat between them is different for each body. So, if we touch a metal object, the heat transfer rate is much more than that of wooden object. As soon as we touch the metal object, its thermal equilibrium is disturbed (assuming our body temperature to be higher). It will try to maintain its previous state of equilibrium by rapid transfer of heat from our body to itself, making us feel cold. Since this transfer rate is much higher in metals than wood, the metal feels cold instantaneously while wood do not. Similarly, if metal piece is hot (our body temperature is lower), then heat transfers from metal to us. This makes us feel metal to be very hot in comparison to a wood piece at same temperature. Thermostat is a device used for automatically maintaining a steady temperature. |
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If you place your hands on a wooden and a metal chair at the same temperature. Lower than your body temperature, which of them do you find hotter? |
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Answer» The wooden chair |
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u us aihettu(2) If horizontal component of velocity of aeroplane is 2043 m/seccomponent is 10 m/sec. Find actual velocity of aeroplane.and vertical |
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A spherical ball is compressed by 0.01% when a pressure of 100 atmosphere is applied on it. Its bulk modulusof elasticity in dyne/cm2 will be approximately[1] 1012[21 1014[3] 10[4] 1024 |
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Answer» Let origonal volume be V and original pressure= 1 atm New volume =0.01%V = 0.0001V New pressure=100 atm Bulk moulus, K =-V. ∆P/∆V [ pressure is increased while volume is decreased] K= -V. (100–1)/(V-0.0001V) K= —99/0.9999 K= —99.009901 atm |
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solar sysuniverse? Describe its constituents. |
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Answer» TheUniverseis all ofspaceandtimeand their contents,includingplanets,stars,galaxies, and all other forms ofmatterandenergy. While the spatial size of the entire Universe is unknown,it is possible to measure theobservable universe.This is ordinarymattercomposed ofprotons,neutrons, andelectrons. It comprises gas,dust, stars, planets, people, etc. This is the so-called "missing mass" of the universe. It comprises thedark matterhalos that surroundgalaxiesand galaxy clusters, and aids in the formation of structure in the universe. |
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The isothermal bulk modulus of a perfect gasat normal pressure is |
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EXAMPLE 5 Calculate the number of electronsconstituting one coulomb of charge. (Textbook Question) |
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Answer» One electron possesses a charge of 1.6 ×10^-19C, i.e., 1.6 ×10^-19C of charge is contained in 1 electron. ∴ 1 C of charge is contained in 1/1.6 x 10^-19= 6.25 x 10^18= 6 x 10^18 Therefore,6 x 10^18electrons constitute one coulomb of charge. |
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Name two constituents of biogas |
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Answer» hydrogen nd carbon dioxide |
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7. In which female reproductive organ does the embryo get embedded? |
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Why we are concentrating more on finding the alternate sources of energy? |
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Answer» It's because the current source of energy which we are using(fossil fuels) will at our current rate of consumption will exhaust in 50 to 100 years.In order to protect these fuels and protect our future we are looking for alternative sources of energy. Like my answer if you find it useful! |
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1. What are the disadvantages of t8sll2. Why are we looking at alternate sources of energy?fwind and water energy been modifi |
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Answer» We are looking at alternate source of energy beacuse sources which we are using now are non-renewable and take millions of year to be formed and can cause global warming like energy obtained by burning coal, petroleum etc but energy sources like solar energy,tidal energy etc are environmental friendly and all renewable sources of energy and are present abundant in nature Like my answer if you find it useful! |
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6. What happens to the internal energy of a gas during:(a) An isothermal expansion (b) An adiabatic expansion |
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Answer» For isothermal expansion, Theirinternal energychanges with changeinpressure, even if temperature is constant.Foran idealgas,inanisothermal process, Δ U = 0 = Q − W , so . Theinternal energyis a state function dependent on temperature. Hence, theinternal energychange is zero. |
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52. The fraction of petroleum used as jet fuel is(A) alcohol(B) Kerosene(C) diesel(D) petrol |
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Answer» kerosene it is use as fraction of petroleum in jet fuel B)keroseneused as jet aeroplanes. |
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1. A sound wave travelling along a string is described byy (x, t)-4 x10-3 sin (160 x-6 t)ere x y and t are in SI units. Calculate the (a) amplitude, (b) wavelength, (c) time periodand (d) frequency of the wave.wh |
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Answer» comparing this equation with y = asin(-wt+kx) ...... w = 6 k= 2π/wavelength = 160. amplitude is a = 4×10-³ = 4/1000 = 0.004 m wavelength is = 2π/k = 2π/160 = π/80 m time period is 2π/w = 2π/6 = π/3 s frequency is w/2π = 6/2π = 3/π s-¹ |
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12 A body of mass 6 kg under a force which causest2displacement in it given 'Smetres wh4ere 't'is time. The work done by the force in 2 secondsis :-(1) 12J(2) 9J(3) 6J(4) 3J |
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Answer» After 2sS = t^2/4S = 1m v = dS/dtv = 2t/4v = t/2 a = dv/dta = 1/2 m/s^2 F = maF = 6*1/2F = 3N W = F * SW = 3 * 1W = 3J option (4) is correct. |
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is used in paints surfacing of the roads.si. |
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Answer» Water based paints are used in paints surfacing of the roads |
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2. Expand SDRAM |
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Answer» SDRAM stands for Synchronous dynamic random access memory. |
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A ball is po ecte d vesti caliy op uwth a dOf ms. Find the makium heiht ard the unaseach the maximum height 10mS1pojerte d vectf calld up uwith a |
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What do you know about switch? |
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Answer» A switchis an electric device that is used to complete or break an electric circuit. If the switch is ‘ON’, then a current can flow through the circuit. However, if the switch is ‘OFF’, then the current cannot flow through the circuit.Electrical appliances such as table fans, electric lamps, washing machines, juicers and mixers, TV, radio, etc. have switches built into them. Switch, a globally recognized leader in future-proof datacenter design, superscale cloud, unparalleled telecom gateways and energy sustainability, opens – The Citadel Campus. Designed for up to 7.2 million square feet of data center space and up to 650 megawatts (MW) of power… |
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D-825etice Ppblems 1 :list covers a distance of 50 min 10 s. Calculate the speed of the cyclist in mis5 m/s (11) 18 km/h |
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Answer» (i). 5m/s(ii). 18km/h |
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Q-2 Fall In The Blanks By Selecting The Correct Option From The Given Bracketis used to determine the density of liquids Barometer, ThermoHydrometerWater occupies % of area of the earth's surface. (60,75,80)Jelly fish belong to phylum Mollusca, Coelenterata , Annelidalis a cereal plant. [ Sorghum Mustard, lentilj5. The molecular formula of quicklime is (CaCl2, Cao, Cacool |
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Answer» 1.Hydrometer2.753.Mollusca4.Mustard5.CaCO3 |
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ExerChoose the correct option.[L'M'T?) is the dimensional formula for(A) Velocity (B) Acceleration(C) Force(D) WorkThe error in the measurement of thsides of a rectangle is 1%. The errorthe measurement of its area is(A) 1% (B) 1/2%(C) 2% (D) of the above |
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Answer» [L¹M¹T-²] is the dimensional formula for force |
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CS2) Explain displacement reaction in the context of storing pickles. |
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Answer» As lemon pickle is an acid and aluminum is a metal and metals react with acids to produce hydrogen gas, it is not advisable to store lemon pickle in an aluminum utensil because it will spoil the pickle and holes will be formed in the vessel. metals reacts with acids vigorously to form metallic chlorides,which acts as a poison for human body thatswhy lemon being citric acid cant be stored in aluminium utensils what are causes of lightening |
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1. What is measurement? |
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Answer» a size, amount, etc. that is found by measuring is called measurment |
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21. The position of a particle in a specific rectilinear motion is given by x (t)-β (1-e p) where Vo& β are constants. Determine the dimensions of (VO β) |
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Answer» since beta is on power with t so beta*(t) should be dimensionless therefore dimension of beta is 1/dim(t) = 1/sec = 1/T and since V•/beta should have dimension of L. so dimension of V = L*(1/sec) L/T |
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Coulombian force isa) central force |
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Answer» Coulombforce, also called electrostaticforceor Coulomb interaction, attraction or repulsion of particles or objects because of their electric charge. ... The electricforceis operative between charges down to distances of at least 10-16metre, or approximately one-tenth of the diameter of atomic nuclei. |
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16. The depth of a darm is 200m . Calculate the pressure of water at its bottom.( g#9.8m/s2 and density of water-103kg/m3) |
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Answer» Pressure due to a liquid column of height h:p= h ρ g Where, h = Height of columnρ = Density of fluidg = Acceleration due to gravity By substituting the values as h = 200m g = 9.8 m/s2and ρ = 1000Kg/m3 |
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5) Caiculate the difference in the temperature betweenthe water at the top and bottom of a water fall 200mhigh. Specific heat of water is 4200J kg 1 c(Ans : 0.467 C) |
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i4. Write third law of thermodynamics. (sippofie |
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Answer» The third law of thermodynamics states that the entropy of a system at absolute zero is a well-defined constant. This is because a system at zero temperature exists in its ground state, so that its entropy is determined only by the degeneracy of the ground state. |
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There is aholeat the side-bottom ofa big waterconnected. The upper surface of waterm above the hole. The rate offlow of waterpe ispipe isthrough the pipe is (in m's') (g- 10ms2) |
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Answer» 1 Rate of leakage = 4×10-6×10 = 4×10^-5m3/s |
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Ans: See Q. No. 4(b) ( P. 2010).(c) From the kinetic theory of gas, prove that P-pel,where p is the density of the gas and is the root mean squarevelocity of the gas molecules. Show that Ä /T, where T is theabsolute temperature. |
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Answer» Consider a molecule moving in the x-direction towards face A with velocity u1. On collision with face A the molecule will experience a change of momentum equal to 2mu1. (Figure 3)It will then travel back across the box, collide with the opposite face and hit face A again after a time t, where t = 2L/u1. The number of impacts per second on face A will therefore be 1/t = u1/2L. Therefore rate of change of momentum = [mu12]/L = force on face A due to one molecule. But the area of face A = L2, so pressure on face A = [mu12]/L3 But there are N molecules in the box and if they were all travelling along the x-direction then Total pressure on face A = [m/L3](u12+ u22+...+ uN2) But on average only one-third of the molecules will be travelling along the x-direction. Therefore:pressure = 1/3 [m/L3](u12+ u22+...+ uN2) |
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Find the no of images formed. the object is kept symmetrically and angle between the two mirrors is 112.5 degree. |
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The E field of a plane electromagnetic wave travelling in a non-magnetic non-conducting mediumis given by ax 5 cos ( 109t+ 30Z). What is the dielectric constant of the medium?11. |
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why are multiple images formed when two mirrors are placed at right angle to each other ? |
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Which country in the world has maximum number of robots working |
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Answer» Japan |
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Which country in the world has maximum number of robots working? |
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Answer» Japan |
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A plane electromagnetic wave in a non- magnetic dielectric medium is given bys-50:) with distance being in meter and time in seconds thedielectric constant of the medium is12.42) 5.83) 8.24) 4.8 |
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Answer» V=w/k Thus,v=12.5×10^-7 Dielectricconstant k=c/v Where c is speed of light Thus ans is 2.4 option a |
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an object is placed 18cm from a spherical mirror.if the image is formed at 4cm,what is the nature of image |
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Answer» U = - 18 cm v = 4 cm 1 / f = 1 / v + 1 / u 1 / f = 1 / 4 + 1 / (- 18) 1 / f = 1 / 4 - 1 / 1 8 1 / f = 9 - 2 / 36 = 7 / 36 f = 36 / 7 cm focal length is positive so mirror is convex. R = 2 × 36 / 7 = 72 / 7 cm |
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