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| 12151. | CaHuomwore | 
| Answer» The efficiency of Carnot engine if T₁ and T₂ temperature are initial and final temperature . η=1-T₂/T₁ condition 1 :- when η ( efficiency of engine ) = 1/6 then, 1/6 = 1 - T₂/T₁ ---------(1) condition 2 : when temperature of sink is reduced by 65K then, η(efficiency of engine ) = 1/3 e.g, 1/3 = 1 - (T₂ - 65)/T₁ -----------(2) solve equations (1) and (2) 2(1 - T₂/T₁) = 1 - (T₂ - 65)/T₁2 - 1 = 2T₂/T₁ - (T₂ - 65)/T₁ = (T₂ + 65)/T₁T₁ = T₂ + 65 Put it in equation (1)1/6 = 1 - T₂/(T₂ + 65)1/6 = (65)/(T₂ + 65)T₂ + 65 = 390 ⇒ T₂ = 325K or 52°C now T₁ = 390K or 117°C | |
| 12152. | vision Deect Does he have shet couldPossible Ressongs causing thisohmed by anbe thte3.11) "To Show theConsection ed this eye-11Dejed using the Ja | 
| Answer» Then the person is using the Convex lens. The convex lens is used to correct the Hypermetropia (Far -sightedness) Hypermetropia is the defect of vision in which a person sees faraway objects clearly but cannot see the nearby objects. The image is formed behind retina in Hypermetropia. Causes: 1) The distance between the eye lens and retina decreases on account of either shortening of eyeball or flattening of lens. 2)Weak action of ciliary muscles causes low converging power of lens. what made him angry ❓ | |
| 12153. | The normal eye enable to focus on an object within 10cm from eye | 
| Answer» A normal eye has it's near point on 25 cm that means that it cannot see the object present on distance of less then 25 cm tq | |
| 12154. | 3. The displacement 'x' of a particle at any instant isrelated to its velocity as, vV2x +9. Its acceleration is(1) 1 unit(3) 0.5 unit(2) 2 unit(4) 4 unit | 
| Answer» squaring both sidesv^2=2x+9v^2-9=2xhence comparing with v^2-u^2=2aSu=32a=2a=1 unit | |
| 12155. | If the unit of power is million erg/minute, theunit of force is 1000 dyne and the unit oflength is 5/3 cm then the unit of time is (insecond) | 
| Answer» different unit of length mass time and relation | |
| 12156. | A wheel having moment of inertia 4 kg m2 aboutits symmetrical axis, rotates at rate of 240 rpmabout it. The torque which can stop the rotation ofthe wheel in one minute is8T0(1) Nm(2) Nm153Ď(4) Nm(3) 9 | 
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| 12157. | 8. Which of the following is a unitthat of force?(1) Nm(2) mN(3) nm(4) Ns | 
| Answer» 2) mN is correct answer milli newton | |
| 12158. | ifferentiate between fertilizer and manure. (Write an | 
| Answer» Fertilizer is an inorganic substance, that is prepared in the factories 2. Fertiliser provides a specific nutrient to the soil. 3. Fertilizer has a high concentration of plant nutrients. 4. A fertiliser does not provide any humus to the soil. Manure 1. Manure is a mixture of inorganic and organic substances, which is obtained by the decomposition of cattle dung, human waste and plant residues 2. Manure provides multiple nutrients to the soil. 3. Manure has low concentration of plant nutrients 4. Manure provides a lot of humus to the soil. Fertilizer is an inorganic substance, that is prepared in the factories 2. Fertiliser provides a specific nutrient to the soil. 3. Fertilizer has a high concentration of plant nutrients. 4. A fertiliser does not provide any humus to the soil. Manure 1. Manure is a mixture of inorganic and organic substances, which is obtained by the decomposition of cattle dung, human waste and plant residues 2. Manure provides multiple nutrients to the soil. 3. Manure has low concentration of plant nutrients 4. Manure provides a lot of humus to the soil. | |
| 12159. | Differentiate between Anode & Cathode | 
| Answer» Cathode1. The electrode at which reduction takes place2. It is negative terminal3. Negative ions are deposited as atoms by gaining electrons. Anode 1. The electrode at which oxidation takes place.2. It is positive terminal3. Atoms are liberated as positive ions by losing electrons. | |
| 12160. | Explain Working of CRO ( Cathode Ray Oscilloscope) ? | 
| Answer» assuming you are aware of its construction When the electron is injected through the electron gun, it passes through the control grid. The control grid controls the intensity of electron in the vacuum tube. If the control grid has high negative potential, then it allows only a few electrons to pass through it. Thus, the dim spot is produced on the lightning screen. If the negative potential on the control grid is low, then the bright spot is produced. Hence the intensity of light depends on the negative potential of the control grid. After moving the control grid the electron beam passing through the focusing and accelerating anodes. The accelerating anodes are at a high positive potential and hence they converge the beam at a point on the screen. After moving from the accelerating anode, the beam comes under the effect of the deflecting plates. When the deflecting plate is at zero potential, the beam produces a spot at the centre.If the voltage is applied to the vertical deflecting plate, the electron beam focuses at the upward and when the voltage is applied horizontally the spot of light will be deflected horizontally. The following circuit diagram shows thebasic circuit of a cathode ray oscilloscope. In this, we will discuss important parts of the oscilloscope.Vertical Deflection System The main function of this amplifier is to amplify the weak signal so that the amplified signal can produce the desired signal. To examine the input signals are penetrated to the vertical deflection plates through the input attenuator and number of amplifier stages. Horizontal Deflection System The vertical and horizontal system consists of horizontal amplifiers to amplify the weak input signals, but it is different to the vertical deflection system. The horizontal deflection plates are penetrated by a sweep voltage that gives a time base. By seeing the circuit diagram the sawtooth sweep generator is triggered by the synchronizing amplifier while the sweep selector switches in the internal position. So the trigger saw tooth generator gives the input to the horizontal amplifier by following the mechanism.Here we will discuss the four types of sweeps. Recurrent Sweep As the name, itself says that the saw tooth is respective that is a new sweep is started immodestly at the end of the previous sweep. Triggered Sweep Sometimes the waveform should be observed that it may not be predicted, thus the desired that the sweep circuit remains inoperative and the sweep should be initiated by the waveform under the examination. In these cases, we will use the triggered sweep. Driven Sweep In general, the drive sweep is used when the sweep is a free running but it is a triggered by the signal under the test. Non-Saw Tooth Sweep This sweep is used to find the difference between the two voltages. By using the non-sawtooth sweep we can compare the frequency of the input voltages. Synchronization The synchronization is done to produce the stationary pattern. The synchronization is between the sweep and the signal should measure. There are some sources of synchronization which can be selected by the synchronization selector. Which are discussed below. Internal In this the signal is measured by the vertical amplifier and the trigger is abstained by the signal. External In the external trigger, the external trigger should be present. Line The line trigger is produced by the power supply. Intensity Modulation This modulation is produced by inserting the signal between the ground and cathode. Thismodulation causesby brightening the display. Positioning Control By applying the small independent internal direct voltage source to the detecting plates through the potentiometer the position can be controlled and also we can control the position of the signal. Intensity Control The intensity has a difference by changing the grid potential with respect to the cathode | |
| 12161. | 17. When two particles are entangled and it is observed that one has its spin up, how long doesit take for the other's spin to be down?(A) instantaneously(B) few microseconds(C) few nanoseconds(D) time taken by the light to travel between them | 
| Answer» B ) is correct answer a the correct answer | |
| 12162. | 2. The refractive indices of kerosene, turpentine and water are 1.44, 1.47 and 1.33, respectively. In which of thismaterial does light travel fastest?water | 
| Answer» in water light will travel fastest sin I/sinR= 1.33 | |
| 12163. | In which of the following will the bulb glow?KeroseneSugar SolutionDistilled WaterSodium Chloride | 
| Answer» option D. | |
| 12164. | Chapta- Elements of vellyexamplesD Define vector and scalar withnhin sange an F Faces | 
| Answer» Scalar Quantities: The physical quantities which are specified with the magnitude or size alone are referred to as Scalar Quantities. It is one – dimensional measurement of quantity like mass or temperature. A physical quantity which has force but no direction. For example, length, speed,work, mass, density, etc. Vector Quantities: Vector Quantities refers to those physical quantities which are characterized by the presence of both magnitudes as well as direction. It is indeed a quantity that requires both of magnitude and direction in order to identify the right quantity. For example, displacement, force, torque, momentum, acceleration, velocity, etc. | |
| 12165. | The specific heat of air at constant pressureis 1.005 kJ/kg/K and the specific heat of air atconstant volume is 0.718 kJ/kg/K. If theuniversal gas constant is 8.314 kJ/k mole Kfind the molecular weight of air? | 
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| 12166. | . One mole of a monoatomic gas is mixed with 3 moles of a diatomic aas. What is the molekespecific heat of the mixture at constant pressure? | 
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| 12167. | e colour of aqueous solutions of BaCl2 and NaSO AnaqueoussolutionofbariumState thchloride is added to an aqueous solution of sodium sulphate. What change is observed whenthe two are mixed?In which category would you place this reaction and why? | 
| Answer» If you add aqueous barium chloride BaCl2 solution and aqueous sodium sulphate Na2SO4 solution, a precipitate of barium sulphate is formed. BaCl2(aq) + Na2SO4(aq) → BaSO4(s) + 2NaCl(aq) The colour of barium sulphate, like all Group 1 and Group 2 metal salts, is white as a solid or precipitate, and colourless when dissolved in water. In general only transition metal salts have colour. For example copper (II) sulphate is blue and iron (III) hydroxide is reddish brown. TLDR: white precipitate! | |
| 12168. | If an increase in lefttrĹĄf copper wire is 0.5%due to stretching, the percentage increase in itsQ.sistance will be.(A) 0.1%(C) 1%(B) 0.2%(D) 290 | 
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| 12169. | A bullet fired against a glass window pane makes a hole in it and the glass pane is not cracked.But on the other hand, when a stone strikes the same glass pane, it gets smashed. Why it is so? | 
| Answer» There's something called the "Impact" or the "Impulse" factor.....basically a measure of force multiplied by the time of application of force.....A bullet has very less impulse factor due to its time of contact, but has enough momentum to break the glass.......A stone on the other hand has huge momentum and has enough contact time with the glass for its force to be spread around the glass from its point of contact, thereby shattering it starting from the point of contact...... When the bullet strikes the glass pane, the part of the glass pane which comes in contact with the bullet immediately shares the large velocity of bullet and makes a hole. The remaining part of the glass remains at rest as there is no time for the other parts to share the velocity and is therefore not cracked, due to inertia of rest. | |
| 12170. | 7. A ring takes t, in slipping down an inclined plane of length L, where as t takes time t, in rolling down the sameplane. The ratio of t, and t, is(A) (2)12: 1(B) 1: (2)12(D) 1:214 | 
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| 12171. | Three blocks of masses 4kg, 6kg and 8kg arehanging over a fixed pulley as shown. The tensionin the string connecting 8kg and 4kg block is6kg8kg(1) 4 N(2) 6N16080(3)N(4)N | 
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| 12172. | (b) Find T, and T, in following figureTi4kg2kg | 
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| 12173. | A body of mass 4 kg is moving up an inclined planerising 1 in 40 with velocity 40 m/sec if efficiencyis 50% the calculate power required.(1) 38.4 W(2) 55 W(3) 78.4 W(4) 108 W | 
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| 12174. | mnmum value of 8 needed to make tha iecton it | 
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| 12175. | The number of integral values of m, for which thex-co-ordinate of the point of intersection of thelines 3x +4y 9 and ymx +1 is also aninteger is | 
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| 12176. | I. Nane a thing that detect soun | 
| Answer» Detecting SoundWaves.Soundwaves aredetectedby the fact that the waves can cause objects to vibrate. The vibrations from thesoundwaves must be converted into a signal and then amplified and processed. Your ear and a microphone are common detectors ofsound | |
| 12177. | 3. The amount of water vapour present in the atmospheredetermines the?() latitude(i) altitude (ii) humidity (iv) maximum temperatureWhich one of these is not a blood vessel? | 
| Answer» humidity because humidity is amount of water vapour present in the atmosphere | |
| 12178. | . The force Fis expressed in terms of distance x and time t as F= a vx + bt?. The dimensionsof a/b isa) [LºM°T-21b) [L1/2M°T?]c) [L-1/2MOT)d) [L-1/2M°T-2) | 
| Answer» option c is correct of your question option C is the correct answer option C is the correct answer | |
| 12179. | 29. Aboy is sitting on a swing at a maximum height of 5m above the ground. When the swing passes throughthe mean position which is 2m above the ground its velocity is approximately-(1) 7.6 m/sec(2) 9.8 m/sec(3) 6.26 m/sec(4) of these40. Th | 
| Answer» The law of conservation of energy states that the total amount ofenergy inan isolated system remains constant over time.At a maximum height:K0 =0P0 = m * g * HAt a lowest point:K1 = m * V^2 / 2P1 = m * g *h K0 + P0 = K1 + P1, so:m * g * H = m * V^2 / 2 + m * g * hg * H= V^2 / 2 + g * hV^2 / 2 = g * H - g * hV = sqrt(2 * g * (H - h))V =sqrt(2 * 9.81 * (5 - 2)) = 7.67 m/s | |
| 12180. | Example 10.6 A block of wood is kept on atabletop. The mass of wooden block is 5kg and its dimensions are 40 cm × 20e pressure exertedPrcm × 10 cm. Find th | 
| Answer» Mass of the wooden block = m= 5 kgdimensions = 40 cm × 20 cm × 10 cmthe weight of the wooden block applies a thrust on the table top.That is,Thrust = F = mg= 5 kg × 9.8 m/s²= 49 N Area of a side = length × breadth = 20 cm × 10 cm = 200 cm² = 0.02 m² Pressure = thrust/ areaPressure = 49 /0.02= 2450 N/m² The same thrust in implied when it lies on the given dimension.Area= length × breadth= 40 × 20= 800= 0.08 m² Pressure = 49/0.08= 612.5Pa | |
| 12181. | म उस उत्तल दर्पण की फोकस दूरी ज्ञात करें जिसकी वक्रता त्रिज्या 32 cm है।Find the focal length of a convex mirror whose radius of curvatureis 32 cm.p322 om f.|- 16 | 
| Answer» 16 will be right answer As we know that the focal length of a spherical mirror is equal to half the radius of curvature of that mirror. So, according to your question the radius of curvature of a convex mirror is 32cm. And hence, the focal length would be> ■32÷2■16 cm. So the focal length of the convex mirror is 16cm. _____________________________________________ Hope helped!! focal length F = R/2F = 32/2F = 16 cm. ANS.... 16 cm is the correct answer 16cm is the correct answer 16 cm is correct answer 16 cm is the correct answer of the given question f=ŕ/2=32/2=16........ | |
| 12182. | 38) Derive the kinematic equation v-v2ax using v t graph.Ans: Let AD be the v - t graph of a particle moving with uniform acceleration 'a Lethe initial velocity and v be the velocity of the iFatar tsec x be the displacement produced inft | 
| Answer» KinematicsKinematics is the study of the motion of objects without concern for the forces causing the motion. These familiar equations allow students to analyze and predict the motion of objects, and students will continue to use these equations throughout their study of physics. A solid understanding of these equations and how to employ them to solve problems is essential for success in physics. This article is a purely mathematical exercise designed to provide a quick review of how the kinematics equations are derived using algebra. | |
| 12183. | nat isa Protectile? Derive anecile | 
| Answer» Case1: Projectile projectected parallel to horizontal : Motion along x axis: x= u t ...... (1) Motion along y axis, y = g t²/2 ......(2) Putting value oftfrom (1) into (2) We get, y = g x²/2u² ......(3) This represents a parabola. Case 2: When projectile is given angular projection: Let the projectile makes angle β with horizontal and is projected with velocity u. Ux = u cos β and Uy =u sinβ Ax (acceleration along x axis) = 0 Ay = - g (acceleration along y axis) Now, motion along x axis, X = u cosβ t ......(1) And motion along y axis, Y = u sinβ t - gt²/2 ...(2) Putting value oftffrom (1) into (2) We get Y = X tanβ - g X²/2u²ccos²β This represents a parabola. Hence the projectile follows the parabolic path. | |
| 12184. | Question9 Deive an expresion to KBankbody of mass'm' andVelocity votamoving with theing dimensional analysis0:2 It to | 
| Answer» We know, dimension of energy is, [E] = [M1L2T-2] Dimension of mass is [m] = [M1L0T0] Dimension of velocity is [v] = [M0L1T--1] Suppose, [E] = k [m]x[v]y ‘k’ is a proportionality constant which is a dimensionless quantity. Therefore, [M1L2T-2] = [M1L0T0]x[M0L1T--1]y => [M1L2T-2] = [MxLyT-y] Thus, x = 1, y = 2 So, we have, E = k mv2 It is found that, k = ½ So, E = ½ mv2 | |
| 12185. | Derive an expression of kinetic energy of a body ofmass 'm' and moving with velocity 'v', usingdimensional analysis. [Ans: kmv | 
| Answer» We know, dimension of energy is, [E] = [M1L2T-2] Dimension of mass is [m] = [M1L0T0] Dimension of velocity is [v] = [M0L1T--1] Suppose, [E] = k [m]x[v]y ‘k’ is a proportionality constant which is a dimensionless quantity. Therefore, [M1L2T-2] = [M1L0T0]x[M0L1T--1]y => [M1L2T-2] = [MxLyT-y] Thus, x = 1, y = 2 So, we have, E = k mv2 It is found that, k = ½ So, E = ½ mv2 Derived. | |
| 12186. | Derive an expression of kinetic energy of a body ofmass 'm' and moving with velocity 'v', usingdimensional analysis. [Ans: kmvl5) | 
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| 12187. | .Derivetheexpressionforrateofflowofviscousfluidwhichdependson pressure gradiant, radius of pipe & coefficient of viscosity usingDimensional Analysis. | 
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| 12188. | Q.25. Q 15) Derive an expression of kinetic energy of a body of mass m and moving with velocity vusing dimensional analysis. | 
| Answer» We know, dimension of energy is, [E] = [M1L2T-2] Dimension of mass is [m] = [M1L0T0] Dimension of velocity is [v] = [M0L1T--1] Suppose, [E] = k [m]x[v]y ‘k’ is a proportionality constant which is a dimensionless quantity. Therefore, [M1L2T-2] = [M1L0T0]x[M0L1T--1]y => [M1L2T-2] = [MxLyT-y] Thus, x = 1, y = 2 So, we have, E = k mv2 It is found that, k = ½ So, E = ½ mv2 Derived. | |
| 12189. | 10. The heat produced in a wire carrying an electric currentdepends on the current, the resistance and the time.Assuming that the dependence is of the product of powerstype, guess an equation between these quantities usingdimensional analysis. The dimensional formula ofresistance is ML ^2I^-2 T^-3 and heat is a form of energy. | 
| Answer» Heat energy produced = power * time duration = I² R t = V² t / R H = I^k R^m T^n Let us try to find the dimensions of current in known units.Force = charge * electric field = current * time * voltage /distance current = Force * distance / (time * voltage) = force * distance/(time * current * resistance) I = M L T⁻² * L / (T * I * R) = M L² T⁻³ I⁻¹ R⁻¹ I² = M L² T⁻³ R⁻¹ I = M^1/2 L T^-3/2 R^-1/2 M L² T⁻² R^0 = energy = I^k R^m T^n = M^k/2 L^k T^-3k/2 R^-k/2 * R^m * T^n Equating the powers of the units : k = 2 n = 1 m = 1 Hence, H = I^2 R T | |
| 12190. | car moves with speed 60 km/h for1 hour in eastand with same speed for 30 min in south5. Ahe displacement of car from initialposition is(1) 60 km(3) 30sqrt5 km(2) 30 sqrt 3 km(4) 60 sqrt 2 km | 
| Answer» speed = 60km/hrTime (t1)= 1hr , time(t2)=30min= 30/60= 1/2 hr Distance travelled by a car in East direction(s1)= speed× t1 = 60× 1= 60km Distance travelled by a car in south direction(s2)= speed× t1 = 60×1/2= 30 km Displacement from intial position(s)= √(s1)²+(s²)²= √ (60)²+(30)²= √3600+900= √900(4+1)= 30√5 Displacement= 30√5km | |
| 12191. | Qu chat is photon? | 
| Answer» The photon is a type of elementary particle, the quantum of the electromagnetic field including electromagnetic radiation such as light, and the force carrier for the electromagnetic force. The photon has zero rest mass and always moves at the speed of light within a vacuum. define photon light ? In physics, aphotonis a bundle of electromagnetic energy. It is the basic unit that makes up alllight. Thephotonis sometimes referred to as a "quantum" of electromagnetic energy.Photonsare not thought to be made up of smaller particles. They are a basic unit of nature called an elementary particle. what is one photon? Photonenergy is the energy carried by a singlephoton. The amount of energy is directly proportional to thephoton'selectromagnetic frequency and inversely proportional to the wavelength. ... Equivalently, the longer thephoton'swavelength, the lower its energy. | |
| 12192. | It is established that an electric currentthrough a metallic conductor produces amagnetic field around it.Is there a similar magnetic field producedaround a thin beam of moving(i) a-particles,(ii) neutrons? Justify your answer.NCERT Exemplar | 
| Answer» In case of movement of a charge particle, magnetic field is created around the path. Since alpha particle is positively charged.So magnetic field would be created. In case of movement of a charged particle the magnetic field is created around the path on which the charged particle moves. (i) Yes, a thin beam of a-particles (which are positively charged) is like straight conductor carrying current in the direction of motion. (ii) No, as neutrons carry no charge so no magnetic field would be created around its path. | |
| 12193. | calculate the force between two alpha particles separated by a distance of 3.2 *10_15 m | 
| Answer» force= 1/4πEo × 2e*2e /(3.2*10^-15)^2 | |
| 12194. | It is established that an electricmagnetic field around it. Is there a similar magnetic field producedaround a thin beam of moving i) alpha particles, (ii) neutrons? Justifyyour answer in each cascurrent through a conductor produces a | 
| Answer» In case of movement of a charged particle the magnetic field is created around the path on which the charged particle moves. (i) Yes, a thin beam of a-particles (which are positively charged) is like straight conductor carrying current in the direction of motion. (ii) No, as neutrons carry no charge so no magnetic field would be created around its path Like if you find it useful | |
| 12195. | A river is flowing from West to East at a speed of 5 metrper minute. A man on the south bank of the river, caof swimming at 10 metres per minute in still water, wantsto swim across the river in shortest time. He should sin a direction(a) due North(c) 300 West of North (d) 60° East of Northpablewinm(b) 30° East of Nortlh | 
| Answer» V river = 5m/min V man = 10 m/minsuppose width of river is x mts Case 1 if he travels due north then his resultant velocty ( due to velocity of downstream of water) acts 30 north of east and the distane to be covered to reach the other bank increses to = x/cos 30 i.e., 2x /31/2 and resultant velocity is 11.2 m/min so time taken is x / 9.7 mins Case 2 if he travels due 30 north of east then his resultant velocty ( due to velocity of downstream of water) actsdue north and the distane to be covered to reach the other bank will be x mts and resultant velocity is 8.7 m/min so time taken is x / 8.7 mins So case 1 takes least time he should travel due north(a) | |
| 12196. | 24. A current carrying wire carries currentfrom west to east. The direction of themagnetic field one metre above will be(A) east to west(B) west to east(C) south to north(D) north to south | 
| Answer» what is the real answer | |
| 12197. | A) 2.33B) 4.337(C) 524A small sphere whose mass is 0.1 gm carries a charge of 3 x 10-'°C and is tieup toof a silk fibre 5 cm long. The other end of the fibre is attached to a large vertical conductingplate which has a surface charge of 25x10cm-2. on each side. When system is freelyhanging the angle fibre makes with vertical is .........(A) 41.89(B) 450(c) 40.8°(D) 45.80A Semicircular rod is charged uniforms with totnl chase25 | 
| Answer» B) is correct answer | |
| 12198. | What do you mean by displacement current ?Write the region of energy in which energy of Paschen series corresponding to hydspectrum lies | 
| Answer» Ans :- In electromagnetism,displacement currentis a quantity appearing in Maxwell's equations that is defined in terms of the rate of change of electricdisplacement field.Displacement currenthas the units of electriccurrentdensity, and it has an associated magnetic field just as actual currents do. | |
| 12199. | It is easier to pull a body rather than to push it. Justify. | 
| Answer» When youpushthere is one component of force that adds to the weight of the body and hence there is more friction. When youpullthe vertical component of force is against the weight of body and hence there is less overall friction. Soit is easy to pull than pushan object. | |
| 12200. | More work is done by this force in case of second spring(D) More work is done by this force in case of first springA rigid body is acted upon by a horizontal variable force which is inversely proportional to the distancecovered from its initial position 's'. The work done by this force will be proportional to(A) s(B) s2(C) Ns(D) of thesedrnuia circle of radius r on the surface by a | 
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