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2851.

Q.20Define Time of Flight of a particle. Obtain an expression for it.

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2852.

Deve an expression oi20)Prove that work - energy theory for a constant fo

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1/2 Joese deve fangu Juo [2]+[Qu5x3+4donstes g.ct) is t o (6) 3 (4153) (2) 12 ( 77 )m[x]+[auna374 (Where {t]denotesg. cf s

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he. An eptician while testing the eyes of patients findshis vision to be 6/12, it means that(a) A person can read the letter of 6 inch from a distanceof 12 m.(b) The person can rend the letter of 12 inch from adistance of 6m(c) The person can road the Setters from 6m which thesormal eye can read fromm 12 m.focal length of eye lens had become half that ofthe normal eye

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C.it means what a normal eye can see at a distance of 12 m. You need to move to 6 m to watch the same object due to the defect.

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22. The ratio of 1 kWh to 1 MeV is(a) 2.25 x 10^17(c) 2.25 x10^23(b) 2.25 x 10^19(d) 2.25 x 4.4 x10^9

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6. The earth attracts a body of mass 1 kg kess 1 kg kept on itssurface with a force of(a) 1 N(c) 9.8 N(b) 6.67 x10-1 N(d)N9.8

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2114. Calculate the force experienced by anegative charge of 1.5 x 10 °C placed in anelectric field of 5.4 x 106 NC-1. (-8.1 x10-3N)

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A negative charge of amount 1.5 × 10^−9 C is placed in the electric field E of 5.4 × 10^6 NC^-1

q = - 1.5 × 10^−9 C

Force experienced by the negative charge = F

∴F = qE

= - 1.5 × 10^−9 × 5.4 × 10^6

= - 8.1 × 10^−3 N

Let number of days required to complete work when 3 more man joined = x

Then,20*18 = 20*3 + 23*x

20*(18 - 3) = 23*x

20*15 = 23*x

x = 300/23 = 13

Therefore, 13 more days require to finish work

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14. Calculate the force experienced by anegative charge of 1.5 x 10-°C placed in anelectric field of 5.4 x 106 NC-1. (-8.1 x10-3N)

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2859.

what is entire universe conspired

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. The Universe is composed almost completely ofdarkenergy,dark matter, and ordinarymatter.

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B. A raft of wood (density 600 kg/m) of mas120 kg floats in water. How much weight canput on the raft to make it just sink?

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Let us add a mass 'm' kg onto the raft to make it just sink .i.e.,the volume of raft is now completely immersed in water.

Let the volume of raft is V which is given by:V= (mass of raft)/(density of raft)=(120/600)m³=0.2 m³.

Now this volume is completely immersed in water hence the buoyancy provided by water must balance the weight of raft and the extra mass we have just added.

Hence,1000×0.2×g= (m+120)×g.(where 1000 is the density of water in Kg m⁻³ & g is the acceleration due to gravity .)

Solving it for mass-'m':-we get m=80Kg.

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Q1)A 5000 kg rocket is set for firing.The exhaust speed is 800m/s. To givean initial upward acceleration of 20m/s2, the amount of gas ejected persecond to supply the needed thrust willbe [AFMC1997]a) 137.5 kg/secb) 185.5 kg/secc) 125 kg/secd) 187.5kg/sec

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In given case mass of rocket is changing with time, but velocity of gases remained constant.Therefore Thrust=v (dm/dt) -eq(1)Where dm/dt is rate at which mass of gas is ejected.Resultant acceleration = Acceleration due to thrust (up) - acceleration due to gravity(down) 20 = a - 10 Or a = 30 is the acceleration produced by thrust According newton's second law of thrust=(mass)×(acceleration)...(2)

From equation (1) and (2) we getma=v ( dm/dt) 5000 × 30=800 ( dm/dt ) On solving equation for (dm/dt)we get(dm/dt)=187.5 kg/sec Answer:(c)

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720 kg600 kg48. The acceleration predaced by a force of 5 N acting on a mass of 20 kg in nu/s? is :(a) 40) 100

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2863.

A conductor wire having 10 free electrons/m' carries a current of 20 A. If the crossection of wire is 1 mm², then the drift velocity of electrons will be(A) 6.25 x 10 ms" (B) 1.25 x 10 ms" (C) 1.25 x 10-'ms' (D) 1.25 x 109 ms"

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I = neAV20=10^29x1.6x10^(-19)x1x10^(-4)xVV=1.25x10^(-5)answer is B

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A copper wire has 1.0 x 10$ free electrons per cubic metre, a cross-section areaof 2.0 mm and carries a current of 50 A. The wire is placed at right angle to auniform magnetic field of strength 0.15 T. Calaculate the force acting on eachelectronAns: 3.75 X 10N

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3.75×10^-24 N is the right answer

3.75×10^-24N is the right answer

3.75×10^-24N is the right answer

10×10=20 ✓✓✓ I know only this

10×10=20. answer correct

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2. The displacement of particle in a string stretched in thex-direction is represented by y. Among the followingexpressions for y, those describing wave motion area. cos kx sin ob. k212- 12e. cos (kar + or) d costk x-)(IIT-JEE 1987)

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2866.

1, A current of 20 μΑ flows in a wire for 30 seconds.Find the amount of charge and the number of freeelectrons transferred through the wire.

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8. 90 C of charge passes in one hour and 15 min, inacopper wire of diameter 1 mm. Copper contains 5.8x-3. Find (i) current in the wire (ii)Netach1028 electrons nmdrift velocity of electron in the wire.[Ans. 2 x 102 A, 2.74 x 10-6 ms-1]

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5. A current i flows in a wire of circular cross-sectionwith free electrons travelling with a drift velocity v.What will be the drift velocity of electrons when acurrent 2i flows in another wire of twice the radiusand of the same material.[Ans. v/2]

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2869.

Q.17.A circuit has a line of 5A. how many lamps ofrating 40W; 220 V can simultaneously run on thisline safely? [Board Term I, Set-57289R, 2014]

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Power rating of bulb is 40watts and 220vresistance of bulb,R=V²/p⇒220*220/40⇒1210ohmsmaximum voltage=220vmaximum current= 5 amp.Maximum resistance, when 'n' no of resistances are connected in parallel.R₁=v/I⇒220/5⇒44 ohmsNet resistance=R₁=r/n⇒44=1210/nn=27.5so 27 lamps can be lighted.

2870.

What are the Types of PureSubstances?

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There are two types of pure substances that are Elements and Compounds. Examples of elements are: Iron, Silver, Gold, Mercury etc. Examples of compounds are: Water, Carbon dioxide, methane, vinegar etc.

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the elevator shown in the fig is decending with acceleration of 2 m/s× s.the mass of the block A is 0.5 kg . what force is exerted by the block A on the block B?

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2872.

10."Burning of fossil fuel is harmful to the environment" Explain this statement.SECTION C

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Fossil fuelsinclude oil, natural gas and coal. When thesefossil fuelsareburned, they release carbon dioxide, methane, nitrogen and particulates into the atmosphere. ... The greenhouse effect refers to the rising temperaturescausedby the sun's energy being trapped in our atmosphere by these extra gases.Of the threefossil fuels, for a given amount of energy released, coal produces the most carbon dioxide and natural gas produces the least. Coal and oil release sulfur dioxide gas when theyburn, which causes breathingproblemsfor living creatures and contributes to acid rain

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13. The elevator shown in ngure (s.-Es) in dencending withAD acceleration of à m/s . The mass of the hlock A iWhat force in xered hy the bleck A on theblock B?Pigun 5x0

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6N

right answer is 4N

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2(72)The elevator shown in fig. is descending with anacceleration of 2 m/s2. The mass of the block A-0.5 kg. The force exerted by the block A on blbck Bis2 m/s

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2875.

The charge on an electron is 1.6 x 10-19C. Find the number ofelectrons that will flow per second to constitute a current of 2A[Ans. 125 x 1019 electrons)

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Current is the amount of charge passing through a conductor in a particular interval of time.

So according to the definition, the formula for the current is:

I = Q/t

I = 2 A and t = 1 sec

Therefore,

Q = I*t

Q = 2*1 = 2 C

One electon consists of a charge of 1.6*10^-19 C. Then the number of electrons passing would be:

Q = n*e

n = Q/e

n = 2/(1.6*10^-19) = 1.25*10^19 electrons.

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A current of 4.8A is flowing in a conductor the number of electrons passing per secthrough the conductor will be1,3 x 10192. 7.68 x 10203.76.8x 1016s4. 3 x 1020

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Find out the number of electrons passing through awire per second if the wire carries a current of 5 A.Given : charge on electron 1.59% 10-19C.[Ans, 3.125 x 1019]

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2878.

Displacement current is caused due to(A) all of the above(B) a time varying electric filed(C) a constant electric field(D) free electrons flow

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B that is a time varying electric field

B that is a time varying electric field

B a time varying electric field

Displacement currentis not an electriccurrent caused dueto moving of charges(calleddisplacement current), but it iscaused bya time varying electric field.

(B) a time varying electric field

B. a time varying electric field

b because time varying electric field

Option B is the correct answer (a time varying electric field).

B) a time varying electric filed

B is the correct answer because a time varaying electric field

basically it is caused due to a time varying in electric field

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2879.

Thegrem 62: If a transversal intersects two parallel lines, then eachalteryafe interior angles is equal.pair

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between points A and B in the combination of resistances as sho(ind the total resistancein figure)ЕЗ3 S23626 S23 52

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4 2, 82, 122, 24 250. What is the resistance between A and B in the figure given below ?10Ω20 Ω30Ω10Ω10Ω20 2

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The equivalent resistance between points 1 and 2 of the circuit shown is1Ω12ξξ 4Ω-202-2(Α) 3Ω(D) 6 Ω(Β) 4 Ω(C) 5Ω

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2+1+1 series that ll 44*4/4+4=22+2+1=5

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How do Mendel's experiments show that traits may be dominant or recessive?

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Q.15A photon of energy hv is absorbed by a freeelectron of a metal having work function< hv(A) The electron is sure to come out(B) The electron is sure to come out with akinetic energy hv-ф(C) Either the electron does not come out orit comes out with a kinetic energy hv(D) It may come out with a kinetic energyless than hv-φ

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onductor ofAn electric lamp of resistance 20 Ω and a cresistance 4 2 are connected to a 6 V battery as shown in thecircuit. Calculate:(a) the total resistance ofthe circuit,4Ω(b) the current through thecircuit,(c) the potential differenceacross the (i) electriclamp and (ii) conductor,+and(d)power of the lamp.

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"28. Define relaxation time of free electron. Derive the expression for electricalconductivity of a material in terms of relaxation time.raw the circuit diagram of Wheatstone's bridge. Derive the balancing conditionfor Wheatstone bridge network using Kirchhoff's rules.2x5-10

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The average velocity with which negative charge free electrons of a conductor get drifted towards the positive terminal of the battery is called Drift velocity from the basics of a motion the final velocity of a particle moving under the effect of constant acceleration is given by v=u+at h

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Mannetic flux through a circuit of resistance 20 2 is changed from 20 Wb to 40 Wb in 5 ms. Charge passedthrough the circuit during this time is(1) 1C3) Zero(2) 2 C(4) 0.5 C

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2888.

4. Why is fuse wire always placed in a live circuit?

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This would cause the wires in the flex to get hot and might cause a fire or damage components within the appliance. ... The fuse has a thin piece of wire inside it, which is the weakest link in a circuit. If too much current flows, the fuse wire overheats and melts, breaking the circuit.

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17. For the circuit shown in the diagram below4 V1252

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Total resistance = (6+3)//(12+3)= 9//15= 15*9/24= 5*9/8= 45/8 ohm

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(0)UP3. The figure shows an L-shaped rod rotating about itsend O in a plane perpendicular to a magnetic fieldB. The part OA of rod is non conducting while AB isconducting the emf induced between A and B isxxxxxxLXXx xxxxX X X XBX XB

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ChemistryTARGET NEETKINEMATICSdistance traelled ty the tbody during the 4th ands dropped vertically from rest from aheight. The time taken by it to tall throughennstarten om lestardĪveh izom.the(1)alesa, b-e0altolsecond8 second, then acceleration is2 10 m/4) 0.03 ms0.227 m/61 I a train travelling at 72 km/h is to be brought toof the integers, Le.rest in a distance of 200 m, then its retardationshould be(1) 20 m/s23 2 m/s(4) in the ratio of the reciprocals of the square roots131 10 m/s?A car moung with a speed of 40 km/hr can bestopped by applying brakes after at least 2m I! thesame car is moving with a speed of 80 km/hr, whatol the integers,,i 2 368. A ball is thrown upward with a velocity of 100 m/sstopping distance ?(1) 2 m (2) 4 m(3) 6 mA car moving with a velocity of 10 m/s can be8(1) 10s20s(3) S s(4) 40 $stopped by the application of a constant force FinGRAPHICAL ANALYSISdistance of 20m. f the velocity of the car is 30 m/sIt can be stopped by this force in69. Fig.shows the displacement of a particle going alongm (2 20m (3) 60m Y4) 180 m64. A body is dropped from a tower with zero velocityreaches ground in 4s. The height of the tower is(2) 80 m (2) 20 m (3) 160 m (4)40 mG5A particle starts from rests and travels a distance Sthen it travels a distancewith uniform acc2S with uniform speed, finally it travels a distance3S with uniform retardation and comes to rest." 、-(1) a, b (2) a, c (3) b. d (4) cthe complete motion of the particle is a straightline then the ratio of its average velocity to 4 second and then moves with uniform velkmaximum velocity is- (a) AB )BC d CD 4 DE70. . A car starts from rest accelerales uniform bywhich of the x-t graph represent the motion3A body is thrown vertically upwards from the topA of a tower. It reaches the ground in t, seconds.it is thrown vertically downwards from A with thesame speed it reaches the ground in t2 seconds. Ifit is allowed to fall frecly from A, then the time ittakes to reach the ground is given by66.

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1600d1 1040

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. Path length (Distance) is always positive, while displacementcan be positive, negative or zero.' Explain this statementby a suitable example.

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Displacement is the shortest possible distance. And It CAN be negative, positive or even zero

Displacement is negative when- Suppose, I start from point X and move 50 m in front and then come back moving 60 m. Clearly, I've moved an extra 10 m. And it will be termed as negative displacement.

Displacement is positive when-You already know, If I move from point X to pint Y. I've covered certain distance and it can be termed as my positive displacement.

Displacement is zero when-I move from point X to point Y and then back to point X. This will create 0 displacement. It can also be seen in a circular path where I come back to my original place (Place wherein I started)

velocity is positive?

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Path length (Distance) is always positive, while displacementcan be positive, negative or zero.' Explain this statementby a suitable example.

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Displacement is the shortest possible distance. And It CAN be negative, positive or even zero

Displacement is negative when- Suppose, I start from point X and move 50 m in front and then come back moving 60 m. Clearly, I've moved an extra 10 m. And it will be termed as negative displacement.

Displacement is positive when-You already know, If I move from point X to pint Y. I've covered certain distance and it can be termed as my positive displacement.

Displacement is zero when-I move from point X to point Y and then back to point X. This will create 0 displacement. It can also be seen in a circular path where I come back to my original place (Place wherein I started)

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L. Path length (Distance) is always positive, while displacemmentcan be positive, negative or zero. Explain this statementby a suitable example.

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Displacement is a vector quantity. It is the shortest possible distance. And It CAN be negative, positive or even zero

Displacement is negative when- Suppose, I start from point X and move 50 m in front and then come back moving 60 m. Clearly, I've moved an extra 10 m. And it will be termed as negative displacement.

Displacement is positive when-You already know, If I move from point X to pint Y. I've covered certain distance and it can be termed as my positive displacement.

Displacement is zero when-I move from point X to point Y and then back to point X. This will create 0 displacement. It can also be seen in a circular path where I come back to my original place (Place wherein I started)

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A. XYSex chromosomes in female isA. XYC. XY and XX bothD. of these

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A . XY

Explaination :Female have XY chromosome

2897.

mahina an angla e 20 oih ha horizn tealthon HuHmo叩Aight is85

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osquito is sitting onan L.P. record of a gramophone disc rotating on a turn table at 331revolutionper minute. The distance of the mosquito from the centre of the disc is 10 cm. Show that the frictioncoefficient between the record and the mosquito is greater than t l 81. Take g 10 ms

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(a) Jupiter(b) Mars18. Which artifical satellite is responsible for weather forecast?(a) EDUSAT (b) CARTOSAT (c) METSAT () INSATe nresent in poison of honey bee?

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Cloud cover over India as seen by INSAT-3D. The prediction of weather in the tropical regions, like India, is a major challenge

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Earth's gravityThe diagram shows asimple mercury barometer.The mercury level is at aheight h when the atmospheric hPpressure is 100000 PaWhat is the pressure at P?(A) 40000 Pa(B) 60000 Pa(C) 100000 Pa(D) 140000 Pa04 hSS 8

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