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224. In Scott connection, if the turns ratio of main transformer is Kthen the teaser transformer has turns ratio of |
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Answer» If the turn ratio of main transformer is Kthen the teaser transformer has turns ratio of 1/k |
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oDescribe briefly, with the help of labelled diagram, the working of a step up transformer.(b)Write any two sources of energy loss in a transformer. |
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transformer |
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Answer» Atransformeris a device that changes (transforms) and alternating potential difference (voltage) from one value to another value be it smaller or greater using the principle of electromagnetic induction. Atransformerconsists of a soft iron coil with two coils wound around it which are not connected to one another. |
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16. A small object is placed 10 cm infront ofplane mirror. If you stand behind the object 30cm from the mirror and look at its image, thedistance focused for your eye will be |
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Answer» thanks |
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The speed of light (c), gravitational constant (G) andPlanck's constant (h) are taken as the fundamental unitsin a system. The dimension of time in this new systemshould be(a) G1/2h1/2c-5/2(c) G-1/2h1/2c1/2(d) G-1/2h1/2c-3/2 |
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Answer» sorry, answer is wrong |
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प्रत्यावर्ती धारा परिपथ में यदि धारा 1 एवं वोल्टेज के बीच कलांतर o हो, तो धारा का वाटहीन घटक है(8). 1८050 ® lung(C) Isin ¢ o 1 cos” |
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Answer» P= VI sin phithen I sin phi घटक होगा Option C |
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What is step up and step down transformer? |
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Answer» A step down transformer has less turns on the secondary coil that the primary coil. The induced voltage across the secondary coil is less the applied voltage across the primary coil or in other words the voltage is “stepped-down”. On a step-up transformer there are more turns on the secondary coil than the primary coil. The induced voltage across the secondary coil is greater than the applied voltage across the primary coil or in other words the voltage has been “stepped-up”. |
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11 What is vector quantity? How is it represented ? When are the twocollinear vectors known as (i) parallel, and (ii) antiparallel ?Calculate the ( ) cross and (ii) dot product of two vectors(31-47)and |
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Answer» A quantity which has a direction and magnitude is known as a vector quantity. it is represented by a letter with an arrow overhead or a bold capital letter. two collinear vectors are parallel when they are pointing in the same direction or the angle between them is 0° .two collinear vectors are antiparallel if the angle between them is 180°. |
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The magnitude of tha vector product of two vectors Aand B may not bel) greater than.AB 2) equal to AB3) less than AB4) equal to zero |
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Answer» option 1 is correct because value of trigonometric function lies between -1 and 1 |
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92. Two small spheres of masses M, andMy are suspended by weightless insulatingthreads of lengths L and L2. The spherescarry charges Q, and Q2 respectively. Thespheres are suspended such that they arein level with one another and the threadsare inclined to the vertical at angles of82 and 82 as shown. Which one of thefollowing conditions is essential, if0=62(a) M, M, but Qi = Q2(b) M = M2(c) Q = Q2(d) L1 = L293. Two identical conducting balls A andB have positive charges qı and 42respectively. But qı = 42. The balls arebrought together so that they touch eachother and then kept in their originalpositions. The force between them is(a) Less than that before the balls touched(b) Greater then that before the balls touched(c) Same as that before the balls touched(d) Zero |
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Answer» For first option A is correct (a) is a correct answer |
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a) 1.6 10 msTwo identical charged spheres suspended from a commonwo massless strings of length /are initially a distancepoint by tdd<D apart because of their mutual repulsion. The chargebegins to leak from both the spheres at a constant rate.As a result the charges approach each other with a velocity v.Then as a function of distance x between them(a) voc r-12 (b) vo(c) voc x1 2 (d) voe r |
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Ans. 3.8 X IUL2. Two identical conducting spheres haviropposite sign attract each other with a forcewhen separated by 0.5 m The spheres arenected by a conducting wire, which is thenand thereafter repel each otherwith a force of 0.036 N. Whatwere the initial charges on thespheres ?pheres having charges ofnith a force of 0.108he spheres are con-hich is then removedĂ 2 cm1 cm |
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Answer» Herehere,F1 = 0.108 Nr = 0.5 mF2 = 0.036 Nlet charges on the spheres be q1 and q2 respectively.charges after connection gets redistributed in the spheres , so letcharge on each sphere be q.from conservation of chargeq1 + q2 = 2q...........eq.1 againF1 = k q1q2/r²...........eq.2F2 = k q²/r².............eq.3 => 0.036 = 9×10⁹ ×q²/(0.5)²=> q² = 0.036× (0.5)²/9×10⁹=> q² = 1×10⁻¹²=> q=1×10⁻⁶ C.............eq.4 from eq 2 and 3F1/F2 = q1q2/q²=> 3 = q1q2/q²3q² = q1q2=> q1q2 = 3q² again, (q1₋ q2)² = (q1 + q2)²₋ 4q1q2= (2q)²₋ 3q²/r²= q²/r² by eq.4(q1₋q2) = q/r=1×10⁻⁶/0.5=2×10⁻⁶..............eq.5 from eq.1 and eq.4q1 + q2 = 4×10⁻⁶..............eq.6 adding 5 and 6q1 = 3×10⁻⁶q1 = 3μC subtracting 5 from 6q2 = 1×10⁻⁶q2 = 1μC |
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7. Two identical metal spheres A and B have equaland similar charges. They repel each other witha force 103 N, when they are placed 10 cm apartin a medium of dielectric constant 7. Determinethe charge on each sphere.(Ans. 28-3 x 10-6 C] |
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The M.I. of a solid sphere along its diamter is L t is then casted into 8ĹĄ small identicealspheres. What is the M.I. of the smaller sphere about its diameter? MHT-CET 2009]a) 1/8b) 1/24c) 1/16d) 1/32 |
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45 Two spheres having radii of 5 cm and 10 cm bear identicalcharges of 6.6 nC. Find the potentials of spheres after theyhave been connected by a conductor. Assume that the spheresare at large distance from each other:(a) 396 V(b) 600 V (c) 792V (d) 1200 V |
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How does the density of a substance (solid, liquidand gas) change on heating? |
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Answer» ChangingTemperature,Changing Density. Most matter increases in volume when it gets hotter. For example, if an iron rodis heated, itwillget longer and fatter and itsdensity willdecrease. This happens because the mass of the rod stays the same, but its volume increases. |
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Two spheres of same mass and same external radius are exactly similar. One of them is hollow while theother is solid. Explain how can you identify them?Q74. |
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CPiS more bntue tnanConsider two solid spheres P and Q each of density 8 gm cm3 and diameters 1 cm and 0.5 cm,Sphere Q is dropped into a liquid of density 1.6 gm cm3 and viscosity n 2 poiseulles. The ratio of therespectively Sphere P is dropped into a liquid of density 0.8 gm cm and viscosity n 3 poiseules.terminal velocities of P and Q isJEE (Advanced) 2016; P-1, 3/62 |
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The most precise reading of the mass of an objectamong the following is(1) 20g(2) 20.0g(3) 20.01 g(4) 20 x 10° gThe most accurate reading of the length of6.28 cm long fibre is(1) 6 cm(2) 6.5 cm(3) 5.99 cm(4) 6.0 cm6.7. |
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Answer» 6.. option 3 is correct... as 3 is having most no..of significant figues 7. option 2. The most accurate reading of the length of a 6.28cm long fibre is 6.5 cm First note down the difference (1) 6.28-6 = 0.28 2) 6.5- 6.28 = 0.22 3)6.28-5.99= 0.27 4) 6.28 - 6.0 = 0.28 So, Now compare which is very less difference. so the nearest accurate to 6.28 is 6.5 |
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CAL PROBLEMS (NP)acceleration due to gravity on the planet A is 9 times the acceleration1.planetsame person on the planet B ?The radius of the earth iB. A man jumps to a height of 2 m on the surface of A. What is the heigacceleration due to gravity onhat is the height of jump by the |
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7.A ball of mass m is thrown verticaliy up Another ball of mass 2m is thrown at an angle 8 with the vertical. Bothof them stay in air for the same periods of time. What is the ratlo of the height attained by the two balls ? |
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Answer» height obtained by an object thrown up with u velocity (h) = u^2/2g Hence, ratio of the heights (h1/h2) = u1^2/u2^2Also, since they remain in the air for same duration. So, using first law of motion v = u + atv = 0, t = -u/a, Now here, since the a is same as equal to g and t is same, so u needs to be same. Hence, ratio of heights = 1:1 another method another method for this que please send me |
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, lif the base of an isosceles triangle is produced on both sides, prove that tangles so formed are equal to each other. |
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Answer» thanks |
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4.A push of 180 N and pull of 350 N act simultaneously at a point. Find the resultant of theforces, if the angle between them be 135°.Ans. 494 N , 3091 |
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Answer» Let the resultant be R. R^2 = P^2 + Q^2 + 2PQ cos (theta)= (350)^2 + (180)^2 + 2 (350) (180) cos (135°)= 65804.55 R = 256.52 newton Let R make an angle x with P. tan (x) = Q sin (theta) / (P + Q cos (theta))= 180 sin (135°) / (350 + 180 cos (135°))= 0.57 x = arctan (0.57) = 29.68° |
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10.3 in the game of Collares a bellos massloogmeats another ball of Deme mazsat rest with the celocity Idmls and thecomes to seal the second wall starts moving awhat is the velocely of the secondbal 20 |
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A force F-4+6+3k acting on a particle producesa displacement of S 21+ 3+ 5k where F isexpressed in newton and S in metre. Find the workdone by the force.(Ans : 41J) |
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A tuning fork is excited first in air and then in waterIn which case is the amplitude more? Explain! |
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Answer» When the tuning fork is struck, it vibrates rapidly. We cannot see the air molecules bouncing off of the fork because they are invisible to our eyes but we can see sound in something thicker like water. The splash pattern in water is similar to what happens in the air with sound bouncing off in all directions. The speed of sound waves depends on the medium. The vibrations of tuning fork are transmitted by air. Tuning fork is a solid metal and is different from air, which is a gas. The speed and related properties will be different. If you put the vibrating tuning fork on a drum-skin you will hear different sounds, a light rider on a guitar string will vibrate crazily (differently at different positions on the string). |
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A tuning fork has a number 512 marked on it. What does thisnumber signify?4. |
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QUu Tledensiy ofa sabstanceis0d g eardoaswd ofis volueinaliquid Find thedensiyof2eriaithe liquid.0.8 g cm(2) 0.7 g cm(3)0.9 g cm3(4)0.6 g cm3 |
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dvThe viscons force F acting on a layer of area A is given by F-nd--4)wherc n is the coefficientof viscosity anic dimensions of coefficient of Viscosity.dr |
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Two forces F, and F2 of 12 N and 9 N respectively act ata point. Their resultant is 15 N. Determine the inclinationbetween F, and F2 and also between R and F, |
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Answer» R^2=F1^2+F2^2+2F1F2costhetacostheta=15^2-12^2-9^2/2*12*9=225-144-81/216=0/216=0hence theta=90° |
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The maximum and minimum resultants of two forces arein the ratio 7:4. The ratio of longer force to smaller forceic |
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Answer» the same ratio 7:4 ....is the ratio longer to smaller 11:3 is the right answer ratio of longer force to smaller = (7+4)/(7-4) = 11/3 = 11:3 ( ANS ) 11/3 is the right answer....... (7+4)/(7-4)=11/3 is the right ans..... 11/3 is the right answer..... 11/3 is the right answer 11/3 is the correct answer |
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Whal do you mean by electuo mehich alloy hich made |
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Answer» The meaning of word ‘Electromagnetic’ is related to the interrelation of electric currents (or fields) and magnetic fields and “Induction” is the process of giving rise to something, which together means the process of generation of an electric current in a closed circuit from magnetic effects, i.e. by changing magnetic fields. Alnico alloy, an iron alloy withaluminum, nickel and cobalt. thsnlypu |
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2The sum of magnitudes of two forces actinpoint is 16N. If the resultant force is 8Ndirection is perpendicular to smaller force, tforces are(1) 6N and 10N(3) 4N and 12N(2) 8N and 8N(4) 2N and 14 |
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Answer» Let the force of smaller magnitude be A and the force of larger magnitude be B. here,it is clearly given that the resultant force is R perpendicular to small force. hence, we can say that b is the hyopetenuse . therefore, b² = R² + A²=> R² = b² - A²= 8²= 64 .......................... ( 1 ). here, it is also given thatA + B = 16 therefore , B = 16 - A ..........................( 2 ). Now, by substituting ( 2 ) in ( 1 ).we get, ( 16 - A ) ²- A² = 64=> 256 - 32A + A² - A² = 6432A = 256 - 64 = 192A = 192 / 32 = 6 hence, we get the resultB = 16 - A = 16 - 6 = 10 therefore, the magnitude of the two vectors are 6 and 10. |
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Example 10.5 Two syringes of dilferentcross sections (without needles) filled withwater are connected with a tightly fittedrubber tube filled with water. Diametersof the smaller piston and larger piston are1.0 cm and 3.0 em respectively. (a) Findthe force exerted on the larger piston whena force of 10 N is applied to the smallerpiston. (b) If the smaller piston is pushedin through 6.0 cm, how much does thelarger piston move out? |
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Answer» Sonar(Sound Navigation And Ranging) is a technique that uses sound propagation (usually underwater, as in submarine navigation) to navigate, communicate with or detect objects on or under the surface of the water, such as other vessels. Working:In this method, to find the depth of an ocean, a strong ultrasonic wave is sent from the ship towards the bottom of the ocean. This ultrasonic wave is received back after it is reflected from the bottom of the sea. The time interval t for travel of sound waves from the source to the receiver after reflection is noted. The distance travelled by the ultrasound ray is given by the equation: 2d = vt,where v is the velocity of sound. From this the depth d can be calculated. |
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The mass of steam at 100째C is to be passedinto water of mass 100 g at 20째C to rise itstemperature by 5째C is |
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Answer» Let m be the amount of heat converted into water. If L is the latent heat capacity of steam, then Heat lost by steam = Heat gained by water (m * Latent heat of steam) + (m * Latent heat of water * dt) = (mass of water * specific heat capacity of water * change in temperature of water) mL + m * 1 * (100 – 20) = 100g * Latent heat of water (which is 1) * 5 540m + 80 m = 500 m * 620= 500 m = 500/620 = 0.81 g Hence, net mass of water = 100 + 0.81 = 100.81 g |
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2. (a) Calculate the heat capacity of a copper vessel ofmass 150 g if the specific heat capacity ofcopper is 410 J kg 1 K-1.(b) How much heat energy will be required toincrease the temperature of the vessel inpart (a) from 25°C to 35°C ?Ans. (a) 61-5 J K-1, (b) 615 J |
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Answer» Heat capacity = Mass × Specifc heat capacity= 150 × 10^-3 kg × 410 J / (kg K)= 61.5 J / K Heat capacity of copper is 61.5 J/K |
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Three vectors P,Q and R are shown in the figure. Let S be any point on the vector R. The distance between thepoints P and S is bR. The general relation among vectors P,Q and š is[JEE ADV 201710i101R=Q-P0 |
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Answer» thanx for solution agar AAP math liye hai toh you are next IITian otherwise Dr. thanks a lot Mayank☺️ |
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Difference b/w food chain and food web. |
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Answer» Food chain is a model that shows flow of energy and nutrients from one organism to another organism in an ecosystem. The length of a food chain depends upon the number of organisms. It starts from producer species such as tress or grass and ending at apex predator species such as grizzly bears or killer whales; detrivores such as earthworms or woodlice; or decomposer species like fungi or bacteria. A food also shows the relation between organisms as who they are related with each other by the food they eat. Plants and animals requires some type of food for survival. Plant produce their own found via photosynthesis process. Since they produce their own food they are called and producers while those organisms which do not produce their own food like animals and humans are known as consumers. Food Web: Food web or food cycle is the connection between food chains and what species eats what in an ecological system. Food web also known as consumer-resource system. Most communities in food web include various populations of producer organisms which are eaten by any number of consumer populations. For example, the green crab is a consumer and decomposer. In food web, producers are eaten by many different consumers, and most consumers onward are eaten by more than one predator. For example, a squirrel eats seeds, fruits, and nuts. The squirrel man be eaten by a fox or a raccoon. Fox also eats mice and grasshoppers , etc. Most organisms are part of several food chains. A food web starts with the producers in ecosystem and then branches off into interconnected food chains that show who eats whom in ecosystem. Differences: Following are the main differences between food chain and food web. 1) Food chain is a single linear pathway through which food energy and nutrients travels in the ecosystem while food web is number of interconnected food chains through which energy and nutrients travels in the ecosystem.2) In food chains, usually member of high trophic level feed upon a single type of organism of lower trophic level while in food web members of higher trophic level feed upon many organisms of lower trophic level.3) In food chains, separate and isolated food chains increases the instability of the ecosystem. In food web, stability of the ecosystem increases by the presence of complex food webs.4) Food chains have no effect on improving the adaptability and competitiveness of the organisms while more complex food webs improves the adaptability and competitiveness of the organisms. |
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8of the fundamentalweakest de strongestforces in nature name theforce. (choys 04) |
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Answer» weakest force : gravitational Force Strongest force : strong nuclear force |
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2. A ball of mass 0.2 kg is thrown vertically upwards byapplying a force by hand. If the hand moves 0.2 mwhile applying a force and the ball goes upto 2 mheight further find, the magnitude of the force.Consider g 10 m/s2 |
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Answer» Fs = mgh Here h will be the sum total of distance of hand and the original distance as here both KE and PE will work, Here h=2+0.2=2.2 So, F = mgh/s F=0.2×10×2.2/0.2 F=10×2.2 F=22N |
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A body is dropped from the top of a tower andfalls freely. The velocity of a body after n seconds(a) n2(c) 2n -1(b) n(d) 2n 1 |
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Answer» Newton’s Second Equation h=ut + 1/2(at^2) for free fall u = 0 a=g and t=n g is gravity t is time u is initial velocity therfore h=0+1/2(gn^2) h is directly proportional to n^2 |
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14. A cricket ball of mass 150 g moving with a speed of126 kmh hits at the middle of the bat, held firmlyat its position by the batsman. The ball movesstraight back to the bowler after hitting the bat.Assuming that collision between ball and bat iscompletely elastic and the two remain in contact for0.0015 the force that the batsman had to apply tohold the bat firmly at its place would beNCERT Exemplar] |
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Answer» please let me know if the answer is correct or not |
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is designed to help users with auditoryimpairments.(a) FilterKey(b) ToggleKeys(c) Sound Sentry(d Serial Key |
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Answer» Sound Sentryis a way for Windows to provide visual notifications forsounds. So for instance, when an errorsoundplays, there will also be a visual alert displayed if you have this setting enabled. To enableSound Sentry, work through the following steps |
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11 Mention any two fundamental forces in nature.012) mv -mgh check the correctness of an equation by dimensional method.annh & Draw the graph of V t graph When the bo |
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Answer» 11)According to the present understanding, there are four fundamentalinteractions orforces: gravitation, electromagnetism, the weak interaction, and the strong interaction. hit like if you find it useful 12) Hit like if you find it useful |
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A mass m falls freely frorm rest. The ilinear momentum after it has fallen through a height h isgacceleration due to gravity)(1) /mgh(2) m 2gh(3) m vgh(4) zeroni |
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A player hits a football. The ball moves alona a curved (parabolic) path and falls back to the ground.The work done by the force of gravity on the ball is (mass of ball is m and maximum height is h)(A) mgh(B) mgh(C) 2mgh2(D) zero ro |
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1. Explainthe universal law of gravitation and 8Btaim ISbymathematical form. Which phenomena can be explainedthe universal law of gravitation? |
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Answer» This law is applicable only if the following Conditions are met.. 1 - Two Bodies having Mass 2 - There must be Some Distance between them According to Universal Gravitational Law : (i)The Gravitational force Between two bodies having mass m1 and m2 directly depends on the product of their masses and (ii) Inversely Proportional to the Square of distance between them... F = Gravitational force m1 and m2 are the masses of bodies r = Distance between the bodies having masses m1 and m2... Now from statement (i) and (ii) we must have F = G m1 x m2 / r^2 ----(iii) where G is the constant of proportionality..called Universal gravitational Constant..... According to relation (iii)..if mass of the body increases then F will increase too...and decreases if the distance between them increases |
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Example 2.15 Let us consider an equationmu-=mgh2where m is the mass of the body, u itsvelocity, g is the acceleration due togravity and h is the height. Checkwhether this equation is dimensionallycorrect. |
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Answer» M is on both side so its dimension is matchedV^2 have dimension m^2/s^2And g*h have m*m/s^2 = m^2/s^2.So the dimension is matched Describe this question |
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State the universal lau)gravitation.tformula to find th |
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Answer» universal law of gravitation states that every body attracts every other body in the universe with a force which is directly proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between their centers. |
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