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4851.

21) Show that power is equai t22) Define a) angular velocity blangular acceleration c)angular Momentum.

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a)In physics, the angular velocity of a particle is the rate at which it rotates around a chosen center point: that is, the time rate of change of its angular displacement relative to the origin. It is measured in angle per unit time, radians per second in SI units, and is usually represented by the symbol omega.

b)Angular acceleration is the rate of change of angular velocity. In three dimensions, it is a pseudovector. In SI units, it is measured in radians per second squared, and is usually denoted by the Greek letter alpha

c)In physics, angular momentum (rarely, moment of momentum or rotational momentum) is the rotational equivalent of linear momentum. It is an important quantity in physics because it is a conserved quantity—the total angular momentum of a system remains constant unless acted on by an external torque.

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4852.

All the surfaces shown in figure (12-E15) are frictionless.The mass of the car is M, that of the block is m and thespring has spring constant k. Initially, the car and thelock are at rest and the spring is stretched through alengthamplitudes of the simple harmonic motion of the blockand of the car as seen from the road. (b) Find the timeperiod(s) of the two simple harmonic motions.to when the system is released. (a) Find theFigure 12-E15

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4853.

Vacoules present in plant cells arein size

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larger than animal vacoules in size

4854.

1. An ice berg of density 900kg /m is floating in water of density 1000g/Thepercentage of volume of ice cube out side the water is1)20%2) 35%3) 10%4)25%

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The percentage of volume of ice cubes outside the water is 10 %

Density of ice outside = 1000 - 900

= 100kg/m3

% of ice outside = 100/1000 × 100

= 10%. Ans

4855.

Anice berg ofdensity 900kg/m, is floating in water ofdensity 1000kg/m",Thepercentage of volume of ice cube out side the water is1) 20%51.2) 35%3) 10%4) 25%

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4856.

The network shown in the figure is part of a completecircuit. Ifat a certain instant, the current I is 5A and it isdecreasing at a rate of 103 As then VB-V equals12+ 5 mH15 V(A)20 v(C)10 V(B) 15 V(D)5 V

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4857.

equals power What dimensions does he view formusclebi60. The foundations of dimmsional anai ysis were laid downby) Gllles(c) Fourier(b) Neaton(d) loule61. The dimansional formuls of wave number is

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Fourier led the foundation of dimensional analysis

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4858.

A particle is projected with a certain velocity at an angle a above the horizontal fromfoot of an inclined plane of inclination 30°. If the particle strikes the plane normally thena is equal to1) 39 +2n+2) 30+ tan (123)60°4) 30° + tan-(2-3)

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3) 60° may be..........

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3 is the best answer

By my solving I got 3) 60°

the solution is (3)60°

60 is the right answer.

4859.

İ .A particle is projected with a certain velocity at an angleabove the horizontal from the foot of an inclined plane ofinclination 30°. If the particle strikes the plane normallythen α is equal to:(a) 30°+ tan3(b) 45°2(c) 60°(d) 30°+ tan-1 (23)

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4860.

01:19:08Q 4/90 A particle is dropped from the top of a towerof height 4.9 m. The velocity of particle with which itstrikes the ground is5 m/s4.9 m/s9.8 m/s7.3 m/s

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Velocity at the end will be

V² = 2*a*H = 2*9.8*4.9 = 9.8*9.8

So V = 9.8 m/s.

option 3

4861.

What is relationship between gravational force and mass

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gravitation force acts in the objects which have mass

4862.

What percentage of K.E. of a moving particle istransferred to a stationary particle, when movingparticle strikes with a stationary particle of mass(a) 19 times in mass (b) equal in mass (c)th19of its mass?[Ans. (a) 19 % (b) 100 % (c) 908 %]

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4863.

4. A piece of aluminium of mass 0.5 kis heated to 100°C and then placed in0.4 kg of water at 10°C. If the resultingtemperature of the mixture is 30°C, whatis the specific heat capacity of aluminium?(SHC of water 4,200J/Kg°C)(Ans. 960J/kg°C)

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4864.

(ii)The depth x to which a bullet penetrates in ahuman body depends upon coefficient of elasticityn and kinetic energy.establish the relation by themethod of dimensional analysis.

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Depth x

x = [ L ] = e ᵃ (ke) ᵇ

where e = elasticity coeff. ke = kinetic energy

e ᵃ = [ M ]ᵃ [ L ] ⁻ᵃ [ T ] ⁻²ᵃ

(ke) ᵇ = [ M ]ᵇ [ L ] ²ᵇ [ T ] ⁻²ᵇ

a + b = 0

-a + 2b = 1

Solving these we get

3b = 1

b = 1/3

So, a = -1/3

Therefore, we have

4865.

Given that the potential energy of a body depends upon the mass of the body, its height above theground and acceleration due to gravity, derive an expression for the potential encrgy by themethod of dimensions. The dimensions of energy are [M 'L ]2.

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Derivation for the equation ofPotenstial Energy:Let the work done on the object against gravity = W Work done, W = force ×displacement Work done, W = mg×h Work done, W = mghSince workdone on the object is equal to mgh, an energy equal to mgh units is gained by the object . This is the potential energy (Ep) of the object. Ep= mgh

4866.

A body is released from the top of a towerof height h. It takes sec to reach theground. Where will be the ball after timet12 sec(A) At h/2 from the groundB) At h/4 from the ground(C) Depends upon mass and volume of the) At 3h/4 from the ground

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from the equation of motion we know thah =1/2(g)t² for t = t/2h' = 1/2*(g)(t/2)² = 1/2*g*t²/4 therefore h' = 1/4*(1/2*g*t²) = 1/4*h

so, from the distance it is at h/4 from the ground it is at h-h/4 = 3h/4 distance.

4867.

34. The intensity of sound at a calmplace should be:a) 50dbb) 30dbc) 60dbd) 40db

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It should be the leasthence30dB

30 dB is the correct answer of the given question

4868.

two attempts can not hear each other on the moon

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*Sound needs a medium to propagate.*Sound cannot travel through vaccum*There is no atmosphere in moon -creating no vaccum*Therefore sound cannot travel and they couldn't listen/hear each other

We know that sound requires a medium to travel.When we speak then our sound travels through the air molecules.This makes vibrations in them and by those vibrations sound is heard by us.(This is the case of earth)

Now consider the case of moon.In moon there is no air medium for the sound to travel.Hence,when we speak on moon we cannot hear each other.

4869.

5. Gandhiji made sincere attempts to promote the cause of the Harijans. Substantiate

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Gandhiji believed in the four-fold division of the Hindu society into four varnas. He regarded untouchables as. Shudras and not as the Panchamas or fifth Varna or Avarna.

Hence he sincerely felt the need for bringing about a basic change in the caste structure by uplifting the untouchables and not by abolishing the caste as such. He appealed to the conscience of the people to realise the historical necessity of accommodating the “Harijans” by providing them a rightful place in the society.

He believed that opportunities of education and temple entry would reduce social inequalities be­tween Harijans and caste Hindus. He launched movements for cleaning Harijan residential areas, for digging wells for them and for similar other beneficial things.

Gandhiji wrote in “Young India” in April 1925. “Temples, public wells ana public schools must be open to the untouchables equally with caste Hindus.” He started two journals, ‘Harijan’ and ‘Young India’ through which he advocated his ideas. He started an ashram where people of all castes and creeds could come and stay without any differences.

Gandhiji served the “Harijan Sevak Sangha” started by the social reformer Takkar Bapa in the year 1932 for working out the religious and social welfare of the Harijans. The organisation opened schools and dispensaries in various places and arranged for free educational facilities and scholar­ships for Harijan children.

Political Role of Gandhiji:

As a much respected political leader of the masses, Gandhiji could never ignore the tasks of the removal of untouchability and upliftment of Harijans. Gandhiji entered the Indian freedom struggle in 1919.

4870.

Mention only one reason due to which most of the thermalfieldspower plantsare set uir near coal or oil

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Reduction of transportation cost.Thermal power plants require water to be converted into steam , so they need some fuel to be burnt to convert water to steam thus they need coal or oil as a fuel ,transportation cost can be minimized if they are located near coal and oil fields.

4871.

A person whose retina is damaged is not able to see. Why?

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A person whose retina is damaged is not able to see because retina acts as a screen for our eye on which the images are formed. And, if it gets damaged, the images will not be formed and the brain will not recognize the object. That's it.

4872.

t What is the function of retina in human eye?

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4873.

UQ.8. Discuss how thebrain perceives the imageformed on the retina.

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4874.

1. Which instrument is used tomeasure altitudes in aircraft's?A. AudiometerB. AmmeterC. AltimeterD. Anemomete]r

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Analtimeteror an altitude meter is an instrument used to measure the altitude of an object above a fixedlevel.

4875.

12. A 14-year-old student is not able to see clearly the questions written of the black boardplaced at a distance of 5 m from him.(a) Name the defect of vision he is suffering from?(b) Draw the diagram to show this defect?(c) Name the type of lens used to correct this defect?(d) Name two possible causes of this defect.(e) Draw the diagram to show how this defect can be corrected.

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Short sightnessHe must use diverging lens

4876.

25The parallel circuit shown in figure is inresonance. For this circuit1 matVN(A)/12/<IMA (B) x +1,i<l mA(C) 17, +1cI<1 mA (D) 17, +1c|>mA

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According to resonancxl= xcso Ir+Ic will be less than1thanks

4877.

25The parallel circuit shown in figure is inresonance. For this circuit1 matWA(A)/12/<IMA (B) x +1,i<l mA(C) 17, +1cI<1 mA (D) 17, +1c|>mA

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Xl= XcsoIr+Ic would be greater then 1Option-D

4878.

_ बुदध व्ए ०? उप मे caHen ob %;znzn ela e के उप मे

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Zener diodesare widely used as voltage references and as shunt regulators to regulate the voltage across small circuits. When connected in parallel with a variable voltage source so that it is reverse biased, aZener diodeconducts when the voltage reaches thediode'sreverse breakdown voltage.

4879.

[1997]15. The parallel RLC circuit shown in Figure is inresonance. In this circuit[1998]ImARMSwww(a) [1]<imA(0) 16 +1c) <Ima(b) 18 +1/>ImA(d) 11e + Ic> Ima

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As in resonanceXl= Xcso Opti on D is right

4880.

$34. Distinguish between noise and musical sound.

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Musical sounds are periodic and somewhat regular. They are pleasing to our ears and minds, and sound has been one of the greatest forms of expression since the beginning of time. Unpleasant sound is often described as noise. Noise is more irregular. When looking at thewaveform, a visual representation of sound, music has more patterns and gradual variances in volume, butnoise is jagged and sporadic.

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[1997]15. The parallel RLC circuit shown in Figure is inresonance. In this circuit[1998]ImARMS(a) Ik/<lma(0) 11x +1cl<lma(b) 1x + />ImA(d) 18 +Icl>ima

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Here Opti on D is rightadue to resonance it happens

4882.

. Explain the principle behind the working of a solar cooker. S

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4883.

uelocThe varti hovi2emta) and varwish ima cute iun by U twith mks units Than he voloclty of Prajecn

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but in my key sheet they gave 10m/s

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in your question the coordinates are not specified, if it is mentioned other side of page just put the values and take mod of it, you will get the answer

Please post it again in community so any other mod will look at and find whether this question is incomplete or any other flaw.

moreover in question it is only asked to find the projection, not absolute value.

yeah velocity of projection

4884.

Q U E S T IWhy is sodium kept immersed in kerosene oil?

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4885.

Q U E SWhy does a compass needle get deflected when brought neara bar magnet?

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thanks. Just wanted to check whether my answers made sense 😁😁

4886.

5. Explain why holes are made in Hangm6.How will you help your neighbours in case cyclone approaches yourvillage/town?nluth the situation created

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4887.

6. How will you help your neighbours in case cyclone approaches your

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4888.

6. How will you help your neighbours in case cyclone approaches yourvillage/town?

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4889.

2) Ohm's law: As long as.physical state (material,imensions & temperature) of a conductor remainsthe same, the electric current flowing through a givenconductor is directly proportional to the potentiadifference applied accross it.Ιαν or 1or R

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V is directly proportional to IhenceV=IRR=V/I

4890.

Four point charges Q, q, Q and q are placed at the corners of a square of side'a' as shown in the figure.I1.19Find the(a) resultant electric force on a charge Q, and(b) potential energy of this system3

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thank you....

4891.

four charge +q ,-2q,+q,-q are place at four vertex of square of side a find the potential at the centre of the square

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Electric field at P due to charge at A is,EA= kq/(a2/2) along APElectric field at P due to charge at B is,EB= k(2q)/(a2/2) along BPElectric field at P due to charge at C is,EC= k(3q)/(a2/2) along CPElectric field at P due to charge at D is,ED= k(4q)/(a2/2) along DPElectric field EAand ECare in opposite directions, so, their net field is,ECA= k(3q)/(a2/2) - kq/(a2/2) = k(2q)/(a2/2) along CAElectric field EDand EBare in opposite directions, so, their net field is,EDB= k(4q)/(a2/2) - k(2q)/(a2/2) = k(2q)/(a2/2) along DBSince, ECAand EDBare equal in magnitude and they are perpendicular to each other, so, their resultant E will bisect angle APB.Thus, E = [(ECA)2+ (EDB)2]1/2= (√2)k(2q)/(a2/2) = (4√2)kq/a2

4892.

would yo Sgst your f12 Sketch larynx and explain its funetion in your ownt the same tim

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4893.

22. A metal rod having a linear coeffi-cientof expansion 2x10-51°C has a length 1m at25°C, the temperature at which it isshortened by imm is1) -25°C2) -125°C3) 125°C4) -10°C2 Contfubical

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4894.

68 816. The masses of three copper wires are in the 2ratio. 1: 3: 5 and their lengths are in the ratio5:3:1. The ratio of their resistance isMH CET 2014](A) 25 1: 125(C) 125 1:25 (D) 125 15: 1(B) 1:125: 25

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4895.

. A cricket ball is hiting with a velocity 25m/ s,60° above the horizontal. How far abovethe ground, ball passes over a fielder 50m from the bat (consider the ball is struckvery close to the ground) take 5-17 and g-10m/s

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it's wrong

4896.

42. When a cricket ball is thrown vertically upwards, it reaches a maximum height of 5 mctres.(a) What was the initial speed of the ball ?() How much time is taken by the ball to reach the highest point ? (g-10 m s-t)

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s=5mv=0a=-10m/s ²v²=u²+2as

4897.

Q4. Enlist advantages of USB Keyboard over PS2 keyboard.

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One big one: PS/2 is a "port" while USB is a "bus" The difference is a port is designed to connect a single device, while a bus is designed to connect many devices together. I currently have about 5 USB devices connected to my computer. They can all be connected to a single USB host controller using a hub. With PS/2 I'd need a separate connector for each device. An artifact of port and bus design is that buses tend to support clients connecting and disconnecting (hot-swap), while ports are typically designed to be connected at startup and stay connected.

4898.

22 k3525023.3V, 0.552The diagram above shows a circuit with the key k open. Calculate:(i) the resistance of the circuit when the key k is open(i) the current drawn from the cell when the key k is open.(iii) the resistance of the circuit when the key k is closed.(iv) the current drawn from the cell when the key k is closed.ion 9

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4899.

full form of IPS

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Indian Police Service

4900.

D. Long answer questions1. How do human beings produce sound while talking? ve

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