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) SNC)4Nd) 2.SI2. The vector that must be added to the vector i-3f + 2k and 3i H6i-7k s that其the resultant vector is a unit vector along the y-axis is |
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12. The unit vector along i j is1 +(a) kV22 |
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5.If p = i +1-k and= i-i+k, then unit vector along (P-Q) is : |
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Answer» P-Q=2j-2k is the right answer |
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In the given given Fig. the masses of A and B are 10 kg and 5kg. Calculate the minimummasses of C Which may stop A from slipping. Coefficient of static frictionbetween block A and table is on 2In0.2 FTT |
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3 \times 1 ^ { 2 } + 5 \times 2 ^ { 2 } + 7 \times 3 ^ { 2 } + \dots |
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2) Find the vector that shuld be added to the sum of(2i 5+ 3k) and (4i +7j 4k) to give a unit vectoralong the X-axis.Ans : 5-2+k) |
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If A + B is a unit vector along x-axis and A = i-j+k, then what is B ?(a) j+k(b) j-k |
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Answer» we have to find that vector, which on adding to A = i-j+k , gives one as magnitude so the best answer is option b => i-j+k +(j-k) = i-j+k+j+k = i, and |i| = 1 |
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1. A heavy stone is thrown from a cliff of height h with aspeed v. The stone will hit the ground with maximumspeed if it is throwrn(a) vertically downward (b) vertically upward(c) horizontallythe speed does not depend on the initial direction. |
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14) p is perpendicular lo u37. Which of the following sets of concurrent forces maybe in equilibrium ?(1) F, -3N, F,- 5N, F, = IN(2) F, -3N, F, - 5N, F, = 9N(3)F, -3N, F,- 5N, F, - 6N(4) F, = 3N, F, = 5N, F =15N |
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Answer» Answer of the question is option (3) 3 is tje Best or correct option 3 is the correct answer 3) is the right answer of the following 3) is the right answer of the following 4) is the correct answer 2 ) is the correct answer 3) is the right answer of the following option 3 is the correct answer of the given question |
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9.What are three events of photosynthesis? |
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Answer» These are threeeventsplease share the feedback and like the solution 👍 ✔️ 1) absorption of light energy2) conversion of light energy into chemical energy and splitting up of water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen.3) reduction of carbon dioxide into carbohydrates |
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Oxygen and hydrogen gases are at temperature T. Thenthe K.E of molecules of oxygen gas is equal to howmany times of K.E. of molecules of hydrogen gas(1) 16 times-făEqual61.(2) 8 times(4) 1/16 times |
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4. A long horizontal rigidly supported wire carries acurrent of 100 A. Directly above it and parallel to it isa fine wire that carries a current of 200 A and weighs0.05 N/ m. How far above the lower wire should thefine wire be kept to support it by magnetic repulsion?Ans. 8 cm. |
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Answer» Downward force = upward force see attachment, here it is clear that , down ward force is weight = mg and upward force is magnetic force = Bil Hence, magnetic force per unit length = weight per unit distance So, μI₁I₂/2πr /meter length = mg/meter length Here, μ = 4π × 10^-7 , r is the require distance between wires mg/meter length = 0.05N/m , I₁ = 100A , I₂ = 200A ⇒ 4π × 10⁻⁷ × 100A × 200A/2πr = 0.05 ⇒ 2 × 2 × 10⁻³ = 5 × 10⁻²r r = 0.4/5 m = 0.08 m or 8 cm Hence, require distance between wires is 8 cm |
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show that cross product of two parallel vectors is zero |
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32. A ball is thrown horizontally from a point 10 mthe ground with a speed of 20 m/s. Find (a) the time it.takes to reach the ground, (b) the horizontal distance ittravels before reaching the ground, (c) the velocity42(direction and magnitude) with which it strikes theground.velocitybehinst20hof00 mls at an angle of 60° |
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Example 2.3 The moon is observed fromtwo dlametrically opposite points A and Bon Earth. The anglemoon by the two directions of observationis I 54 Given the diameter of the Earth tobe about. 1.276 à 107 m. eonipute thedistance of the moon from the Earthθ subtended at the |
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The moon is observed fromtwo diametrically opposite points A and Bon Earth. The angle 0 subtended at themoon by the two directions of observationis I°54'. Given the diameter of the Earth tobe about 1.276 à 107 m, compute thedistance of the moon from the Earth |
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uguia vMedical 2018-19Two balls are projected from two points A and B,x metre apart as shown in figure. The time afterwhich the horizontal distance between thembecomes zero is3060 m/sm/s6030°> B(1) 1020(3) 454) 15 |
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0. An aircraft is flying at a height of 3400 m above the ground. If the angle suspendedat a ground observation point by the aircraft positions 10 s apart is 30o, what is thespeed of the aircraft? |
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1. When an object falls to the ground, the Earth moves up to meet it. Why is the earth's motion notnoticeable? |
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Answer» It is totally arbitrary wether we say that the apple falls onto the earth or the earth falls onto the apple. Both scenarios are completely equivalent, since both (apple and earth) just fall towards each other and collide and it is entirely up to us to choose areference framein respect to which we describe the process. A reference frame is basically just the perspective from which we ‘view’ the physical world. In the case of the falling apple, we're usually standing on the earth itself,so we naturally assume the rest frame of the earth as our frame of reference. In this frame, the apple appears to fall onto the earth, while the earth appears to be at rest. Were you very small and standing on the apple, well then you would consider the apple at rest (along with yourself) and the earth as falling towards you |
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When a body falls to the earth, the earth also moves up to meet it. But the earth's motion is notnoticeable. Why? |
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Answer» This can be easily explained by the equation of Newton's second law of motion F = m.a . Earth and any body pull each other towards themselves , the force applied on both of them remaining the same , but the changes in position of an object is determined by its velocity and acceleration . This is where the answer lies . Assume the mass of earth to be M and that of the arbitrary body to be m. Now the force on both these objects is GMm/ r^2. r being the separation between these objects . Now acceleration of these bodies Earth - Gm / r^2 Body b - GM /r^2 If you try putting in values(as G is very small) , earth's acceleration remains a very minute ,ignorable quantity until the mass of b becomes significantly large , comparable to planetary masses . On the other hand acceleration of b is considerably high and hence we are able to observe if it's position changes w.r.t. time . If b was something as heavy as sun you would have been able to see change in earth's position as we experience earth revolving . |
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Becoming exposed to or infected with infectious microbes does notnecessarily mean develo ping noticeable disease. Explain. |
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Answer» Our body possess many white blood cells which are part of our immunity and they help in fighting of diseases. Every disease has a particular incubation period. If within that time, W.B.C fights off the microbe, the disease does not develop.Sometimes, there exist some diseases that damage body internally but don't show any changes which are noticeable e.g. diabetes. |
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The moment of force, for F (+j + k)N actingat points (-2, 3, 4) about point (1, 2, 3), is(1) 4j k(3) 4(j -3k)(2)(4)4 (j -k)4 (j + k) |
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Answer» moment = F×ds and here ds = (-2-1)i+(3-2)j+(4-3)k = -3i+j+k so, M = -[ (i+j+k)×(-3i+j+k)]=> M = -[i(0) -j(1+3) +k(1+3)]= +4j-4k = 4(j-k) |
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\left. \begin{array} { l l } { \text { noment of force, for } \vec { F } = ( \hat { i } + \hat { j } + \hat { k } ) } \\ { \text { ints } ( - 2,3,4 ) \text { about point } ( 1,2,3 ) , \text { is } } \\ { 4 \hat { j } - \hat { k } } & { ( 2 ) } & { 4 ( \hat { j } - \hat { k } ) } \\ { 4 ( \hat { j } - 3 \hat { k } ) } & { ( 4 ) } & { 4 ( \hat { j } + \hat { k } ) } \end{array} \right. |
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Answer» Here dr vector is = (-2-1)i+(3-2)j+(4-3)k = -3i+j+k also, moment = F×dr = (i+j+k) = (-3i+j+k) M = i(0) +j(1+3) +k(1+3) = 4(j-k) option 2 |
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62. On increasing the temperature of a gas filled in a closedcontainer by 1 oC its pressure increases by 0.4%, initialtemperature of the gas is-(1)25°C(2)250°C(4)2500°C3)250 K |
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friction.55.Find the tension T needed to hold the cart in equilibrium, if there is no0°(1 Mg(2) Mg10/3(3) Mg(4) Mg42 |
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Answer» The net horizontal forces must be balanced, since tendency of motion is in horizontal direction. Assume the tension in string to be T1. Then T1 = Wsin30= W/2. Now the horizontal component of this force must be equal to tension T. Therefore, T1cos30=T. Hence, T = root3 /4 mg |
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A body of density 600 kgm-3 floats with 2/3 of its volume in an oil. Find the density of oil3) 700 kg/m3 4) 900 kg/m31) 400 kg/m3 2) 600 kg/m3 |
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34. Rainbow is formed caused due to |
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Answer» Ans:- Arainbowis a meteorological phenomenon that iscausedby reflection, refraction and dispersion of light in water droplets resulting in a spectrum of light appearing in the sky. It takes theformof a multicoloured circular arc.Rainbows causedby sunlight always appear in the section of sky directly opposite the sun. thee rain is over and then with few seconds the sun is bright this process cause rainbow |
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9For the circuit shown in the figure thecurrent 'l' is[ESE EC 1999)12 Rwww4 Rve Erw2 RSAR4 R 1A(A) Indeterminable due to inadequate data(B) zero(C)4 A(D) 8 A |
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1. Derive the expression for kinetic energy. |
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1. )Derive the expression for kinetic energy. |
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Answer» Expressionfor K.E -KINETIC ENERGY- K.E = 1/2 mv2. "Energyposses by a body by virtue of its motion is referred to as 'Kinetic Energy'".Kinetic energydepends upon the mass and velocity of body. Consider a body of mass "m" starts moving from rest. |
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derive the formula for the kinetic energy of an object of mass 'm' movng with velocity 'v' |
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Answer» this is correct answer KE=1/2 mv²is the right answerhope this will help youLike my answer |
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Short Answer lype quts(a What is Ganga action plan? When and why was it launched?there in Solar sstem? |
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Answer» The Ganga action plan was, launched byShri Rajeev Gandhi, the then Prime Minister of India on 14 Jan. 1986 with the main objective of pollution abatement, to improve the water quality by Interception, Diversion and treatment of domestic sewage and present toxic and industrial chemical wastes from identified grossly polluting units entering in to the river. The other objectives of the Ganga Action Plan are as under. Control of non-point pollution from agricultural run off, human defecation, cattle wallowing and throwing of unburnt and half burnt bodies into the river. Research and Development to conserve the biotic, diversity of the river to augment its productivity. New technology of sewage treatment like Up-flow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket (UASB) and sewage treatment through afforestation has been successfully developed. Rehabilitation of soft-shelled turtles for pollution abatement of river have been demonstrated and found useful. Resource recovery options like production of methane for energy generation and use of aquaculture for revenue generation have been demonstrated. To act as trend setter for taking up similar action plans in other grossly polluted stretches in other rivers. The ultimate objective of the GAP is to have an approach of integrated river basin management considering the various dynamic inter-actions between abiotic and biotic eco-system. |
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what is meant by kinetic energy ?What state if matter has the highest and lowest kinetic energy |
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Answer» In physics, thekinetic energyof an object is theenergythat it possesses due to its motion. It is defined as the work needed to accelerate a body of a given mass from rest to its stated velocity. Having gained thisenergyduring its acceleration, the body maintains thiskinetic energyunless its speed changes. |
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Q. 1. What do you mean by kinetic energyDerive the formula of kinetic energy for amoving body |
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Answer» Kinetic energy is the energy possessed by an object by virtue of its motion.K.E=1/2 mV² Derivation:Let us consider an object of m which is at rest lying on a table.Let A force F acts on the object which moves the object through a distance S. The workdone=FxS W=Fnet XS-------(1) Let the workdone on the object causes a change in its velocity from u to V and let a be the acceleration. From Third equation of motion:V²-u²=2ass=V²-u²/2a----------(2) By Newton's Second law:F=ma------(3)From equation (1), (2) and (3) W=ma*(V²-u²/2a)\=(1/2)m(V²-u²) As we assumed object at rest, u=0W=(1/2)mV²we know that the kinetic energy of a body moving with certain velocity is equal to workdone on the object to acquire that velocity from rest.∴K.E=1/2 mV² |
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Answer» A force is a push or pulls acting upon an object as a result of its interaction with another object. Basically, there are two types of forces, contact forces, and non-contact forces. Gravitational force, electric force, magnetic force, nuclear force, frictional force are some examples of force. |
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The angle of projection at which the horizontal range and maximum height ofojectile are equal isBCECE-2003](b)0-tan (0.25)(d)60° |
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Answer» Hence, option (c) is correct. |
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Prove that horizontal range of projectile is same, whenfired at an angle θ and 90-0 |
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Answer» Horizontal range is given by R=u^2sin2A/gsin(180-2A)=sin2Asin2(90-A)=sin2Asin2B=sin2A...where B=90-ANow,R=u^2sin2A/g and R=u^2sin2B/gSince sin2A=sin2Bhencesame for A and B=90-A |
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The angle of projection of projectile, for which the horizontal range and the maximum height are equal, is-(A) tan (3)(B) tan-1(4)(D) tan-1(%)(C) tan-1(y2)3 |
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For an object projected from ground with speed uhorizontal range is two times the maximum heightattained by it. The horizontal range of object is |
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9. A projectile is thrown into space so as to havethe maximum possible horizontal range equal to400 m. Taking the point of projection as theorigin, the coordinates of the point where thevelocity of the projectile is minimum are:(a) (400, 100)(c) (400, 200)(b) (200, 100)(d) (200, 200) |
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20. A ball is thrown at an angle e with the horizontal. Itshorizontal range is equal to its maximum height. Thisis possible only when the value of tan e is(2) 2(4) 0.5(3) 1 |
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under what condition horizontal range is maximum |
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Answer» A projectile is an object that is given an initial velocity, and is acted on by gravity. The horizontal range of a projectile is the distance along the horizontal plane it would travel, before reaching the same vertical position as it started from. The horizontal range depends on the initial velocity v0, the launch angle θ, and the acceleration due to gravity. The unit of horizontal range is meters (m). R = horizontal range (m) v0 = initial velocity (m/s) g = acceleration due to gravity (9.80 m/s2) θ = angle of the initial velocity from the horizontal plane (radians or degrees) A projectile is an object that is given an initial velocity, and is acted on by gravity. The horizontal range of a projectile is the distance along the horizontal plane it would travel, before reaching the same vertical position as it started from. The horizontal range depends on the initial velocity v0, the launch angle θ, and the acceleration due to gravity. The unit of horizontal range is meters (m). R = horizontal range (m) v0 = initial velocity (m/s) g = acceleration due to gravity (9.80 m/s2) θ = angle of the initial velocity from the horizontal plane (radians or degrees) |
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1. A particle is pwith a velocity v, so that its range on a horizontal plane is twice the greatest height attained If gis acceleration due to gravity, then its range is:A) 븐59dardB)C)业.5g? |
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Answer» H = (R/4) Tanθ Given that R = 2H H = (H/2) TanθTanθ = 2 If Tanθ = 2 thenSinθ = 2 / √5Cosθ = 1 / √5 R = 2u² sinθ cosθ / g= (2u² × 2 / 5) / g= 4u² / (5 g) Range of projectile is 4u² / (5g) |
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(B) Name three different materials which reflect sound. |
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Answer» Ans :- •Rock - you can hear echos (reflections) in a natural canyon or cave. concrete steel PLEASE LIKE THE ANSWER |
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A body is projected with velocity u so thatits horizonta! range is twice the greatestheight attained. The value of range is4u2)5g4g4)3)3g3g |
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NEs thrcwn verticaily upward with a velocity u from the top of a tower. If it strikes the groundu the time taken ty the bail to reach the ground isMeton ih a Stacht Linecal i2u94u4) gdispliacerment of a body is given by s gt where g is acceleration due to gy at any dme t isert ora22gt2gt |
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Answer» some data is missing.. the final Velocity. post full question. But they given answer as opt 4 ok.. sorry , but the question is not clear.. aft it strikes the ground with , which Velocity ? Ok |
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The velocity at the maximum height of a projectile is half of its initial velocity u. Its range on thhorizontal plane isu23g3u22u23g[alIbl3g |
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Answer» their is some mistake in your options |
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28. The maximum height of a projectile is half of itsrange on the horizontal. If the velocity of projectionis u, its range on the horizontal is2u5gЗи 25g4u5g(2) Ju(3) u(4) |
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The velocity at the maximum height of a projectileV3is times its initial velocity of projection (u). Its2range on the horizontal plane is3u2(2) 2g(1) 2g23u2g |
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