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| 6151. | Give me some terms related to reflection of light | 
| Answer» sReflection: Bouncing back of a light ray after hitting a SURFACE. Incident ray: The light ray which STRIKES the surface. Reflected ray: The light ray which returns from the surface after REFLECTION. ... ANGLE of reflection r: Angle between the reflected ray and the normal.Explanation:PLEASE Mark ME aS A Brainliest | |
| 6152. | When a body is thrown up , the force of gravity is (a) in in the upward direction (b) in the downward direction (c) zero (d) in the horizontal direction | 
| Answer» B) in the DOWNWARD DIRECTION | |
| 6153. | Why a thermos flask keeps hot liquid hot and cold liquid cold for a long time | 
| Answer» tion:The TECHNICAL NAME of a thermos is a vacuum FLASK (you will know the reason why, shortly). To keep your drinks hot or cold, it minimizes heat transfer due to conduction and RADIATION. Convection is not included because convection keeps the TEMPERATURE in a liquid even. | |
| 6155. | how much energy is needed to raisen the temperature of 100ml of water from 20 degree Celsius to 50 degree Celsius  | 
| Answer» 2000000 HEAT CALORIES. Explanation: The heat capacity of water is 1 calorie for 1 GRAM raised 1 DEGREE C or 4.186 joules of ... | |
| 6156. | the extent of expanasion of differentsolids is the same state whether the following is true or false | 
| Answer» All three states of matter (solid, liquid and gas) expand when heated. The atoms themselves do not expand, but the volume they take up does.When a solid is heated, its atoms vibrate faster about their fixed points. The relative increase in the size of solids when heated is therefore SMALL. Metal RAILWAY TRACKS have small GAPS so that when the sun heats them, the tracks expand into these gaps and don’t buckle.Liquids expand for the same reason, but because the bonds between separate MOLECULES are usually less tight they expand more than solids. This is the principle behind liquid-in-glass thermometers. An increase in temperature results in the expansion of the liquid which means it rises up the glass. | |
| 6157. | Can anyone please tell the answer of this fill in the blanks_is the liquid metal fill in the blanks  | 
| Answer» MERCURY....... is LIQID METAL.......... | |
| 6158. | Define Joule and give it's relationship | 
| Answer» here's ur ANSWER mate...❤️Define 'joule', the SI unit of work and establish a RELATIONSHIP between the SI and CGS unit of work? Joule: One Joule is the work done when a force of 1 N acts on a body and it displaces by 1 m in its own direction. The SI unit of work is joule. C.G.S unit of work = ERGS. 1 J = 1 N × 1 m...Mark me as brainliest and follow meTAMANNA 073 | |
| 6159. | What is inertia?state it's types and explain with example | 
| Answer» LAW of InertiaInertia resists change in motion. Objects want to stay in rest or motion unless an OUTSIDE force causes a change. For EXAMPLE, if you roll a ball, it will continue rolling unless friction or something ELSE stops it by force. ... Inertia COMES in different types, check them out. | |
| 6160. | $383 1) Ou from waterIron pins from sandButter from curdiv) Different Pigments from an extract of flower petalsAmmonium chloride from mixture of sodium chloride and AmmoniumcblondePhysicsQ: 1 An object of mass 2 kg is sliding with a constant velocity of 4 M/s on afriction less horizontal table. The force required to keep the object movingwith same velocity is1) 12 N) Zero Niv) SNQ: 2 In a rocket large volume of eases procure hy the combustion of fiel isallowed to escape through its fail nozzle in the down ward direction with thetremendous speed and makes the rocket to move up ward - which principle isfollowed in this take off the rocket?1i) Moment of Inertiaii) Conservation of momentum) Newton's third Law of motion IV) New ton's law of gravitation.Q:3 Force required in accelerating a 3 kg mass at 5 m/s and a 4 kg mass at 4 m/s2,will bei) Zero in both the casesii) Same in both Casesiii) Greater for 3 kg mass at 5 m/s? iv) Greater for 4 kg mass at 4 m/sQ: 4 Inertia of body is quantitative measure of its :Velocityii) Acceleration | 
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| 6161. | Please help me to answer these In Marathi language only. Most interesting answer will be Mark as Brainliest answer.  | 
| Answer» मागच्या वर्षी दिवाळी मध्ये खूप मोठा पाऊस आला होता. आम्ही खूप तयारी केली होती पण पाऊस आला आणि आम्ही सगळी तयारी वाया गेली. ताईंनी खूप छान रांगोळी काढली होती पण पावसामुळे ती विस्कटली. आम्ही नवीन आणलेला कंदील ही फाटला. रोषणाई ही करता नाही आली, आम्ही केलेली रोषणाई सारक विजस्त होती. आणि सर्वात दुःखद गोष्ट म्हणजे फटाके नर्म झाले. मला आणि माझ्या कुटंबीयांना खूप वाईट वाटले. HOPE it HELPS you... PLEASE MARK me as BRAINLIST.. | |
| 6162. | Person of st.mary's convent school Chhallan Ramkot plz give thanks sign | 
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| 6164. | The gas used to extinguish fire, Which gas is? (A) Carbon Monoxide(B) Neon(C) Nitrogen(D) Carbon Dioxide | 
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| 6166. | Which of the following is a unit force | 
| Answer» This may help youExplanation:The standard unit of force is the newton (N), equal to kg ⋅ m/s 2. Force is one of two quantities of physics that affect the motion of an object, the other being mass.Apart from that, there are few other WAYS we can express the unit of MEASUREMENT of force. Internationally, many prefer to use a single SYSTEM called SI unit for measuring force. The SI unit recognized for measurement of force is Newton.The formula for force states that force is equal to mass multiplied by acceleration. So, if you know mass and acceleration, just multiply them TOGETHER and now you know the force! The UNITS for acceleration are meters per second squared ( m/s2), and the units for mass are kilograms (kg). | |
| 6167. | State law of conservation of momentum Derive it's formula .also stathe it's appli cotiins | 
| Answer» Law of conservation of momentum states that when two objects COLLIDE with each other , the sum of their linear momentum always remains same or we can SAY conserved and is not EFFECTED by any action, reaction only in case is no EXTERNAL unbalanced force is APPLIED on the bodies.hope it helps u..!! | |
| 6168. | In what time a force of 50N increase the speed of a 500 kg objects for 20m/s to 35m/s. | 
| Answer» 150 sExplanation:F=50Nm=500kga = F/m = 50÷500 = 0.1 m/s²u = 20 m/sv = 35 m/st = (v-u)/a = (35-20)÷0.1 = 15÷0.1 = 150 s | |
| 6169. | 30 : 7702609288 Physical science0:2 frictionWerk sheet -2pate 12-9-20fill in the blanksa soughness increases friction isparameterfiction is not dependamount of susface area2 we double centipetal face that value of frictionfoce isastideMatchthe following' factor of friction' la, increase doughness) by ho change in friction2)apen grip- 03) Number of types ofvelide(C CJe contripetal force | 
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| 6170. | Please explain and solve this question, I promise I will mark it BRAINLIEST | 
| Answer» POKEMON YO BRO I am a Pokemon FAN TOOOOOO | |
| 6171. | Solve all these true or false please | 
| Answer» truefalsefalsetruefaulttrue | |
| 6172. | When the __________ of a body moving is straight line is constant, it is in uniform motion. | 
| Answer» when the DIRECTION of a body moving in a straight line line is constant, it is in UNIFORM motionExplanation:hope it helps mark me in the BRAINLIEST | |
| 6173. | An air bubble with a radius of 4 and iron ball of same radius are present in water. The distance between the centers of bubble and iron ball is 1 m. Neglect the mass of air in the bubble. The mass of water drop whose size is equal to the size of bubble is 1.5 kg. The densities of water and iron are 1 gm/cm³ and 8gm/cm³ respectively. The force between the iron ball and bubble is (approx.) ------ | 
| Answer» tion:I HOPE helpful for you PLEASE MARK as a brainlist ANSWER and FOLLOW me | |
| 6174. | If s vector is represented by 2i+3j+4k then magnitude of vector | 
| Answer» TION:EXTREMELY SORRY PLEASE | |
| 6175. | pls tell me guys pls pls pls pls pls pks pls pls tell guys a request dear really its too urgent and important ..... | 
| Answer» A group of ATOMS carrying a CHARGE is known as POLYATOMIC IONS | |
| 6176. | The particle start moving from rest with uniform acceleation . it travels a distance X in first two seconds and distance Y in next two seconds , then  | 
| Answer» TION:PLEASE FOLLOW me if you LIKE my SOLUTION | |
| 6177. | किलो मीटर को हिंदी में क्या कहते हैं | 
| Answer» same ........ .............. | |
| 6178. | flowing water possess kinetic energy. when dams are built across the rivers what happens to the flowing water?  | 
| Answer» tion:TJE kinetic energy of flowing WATER REDUCE into zero.And POTENTIAL energy increase s | |
| 6179. | 6. When ___________ the of a body moving is straight line is constant, it is in uniform motion. | 
| Answer» the motion of an object in which the object travels in a STRAIGHT LINE and its velocity REMAINS constant along that line as it COVERS EQUAL distances in equal intervals of time, irrespective of the duration of the time. | |
| 6180. | A bus covers certain distance with a speed of 40km/hr and the same distance with a speed of 20m/s. Calculate the average speed.  | 
| Answer» AVERAGE SPEED is EQUALS to 2v1V2/V1+V2 | |
| 6181. | Please give a detailed solution for this question. I'll mark as brainliest. Zoom and see the Question | 
| Answer» QUESTION is not CLEAR PLEAS REPOST UR question | |
| 6182. | A vector is given A=i+j the angle made by the vector with x axis | 
| Answer» where θ is the ANGLE MADE by the vector with x AXIS. Hence, the angle (θ) made by the vector with the x-axis is 45°.Explanation:.... | |
| 6184. | A car is moving with a speed of 60m/min is stopped by applying brakes in 15 sec. How much distance will be covered by the bus before it stops.  | 
| Answer» :-The Distance Covered by the car in 15 s.Given :-Initial velocity = 60 m/minTime of Retardation = 15 secWe KNOW :-First EQUATION of Motion :-Where :-v = Final Velocityu = Initial velocitya = Acceleration due to gravityt = TIME TakenSecond Equation of Motion :-Where :-u = Initial velocityS = Distance Traveleda = Acceleration due to gravityt = Time TakenConcept :-The Final velocity of the car will be zero.i.e, (v = 0)Acceleration will be negative (or Retarded) as the brakes were applied .Convert the initial velocity in m/s from m/min.Given ,Initial velocity = 60 m/min.To convert it in m/s ,. divide the initial velocity by 1/60.==> 60 m/min==> 60 m/min = (60 × 1/60) m/s==> 60 m/min = 1 m/sHence, the initial velocity of the car is 1 m/s.Solution :-To Find the Acceleration of the car :-u = 1 m/sv = 0 m/st = 15 sLet the Acceleration produced be a m/s².Now, Using the First Equation of Motion and SUBSTITUTING the values in it , we get :-Hence, the Acceleration is -0.07 m/s² or Retardation is 0.07 m/s².To Find the Distance covered by the car :-u = 1 m/sa = - 0.07 m/s²t = 15 sLet the distance covered be S m.Using the SECOND Equation of Motion and substituting the values in it , we get :Hence, the distance covered by the car is 7.1 m. | |
| 6185. | Theory of rutherford alpha scattering experiment proved wrong. What is reason behind it | 
| Answer» Explanation:Rutherford GOLD-foil experimentIn 1909 Rutherford disproved Sir J.J. ... Because only very few of the alpha particles in his beam were scattered by large angles after striking the gold foil while most passed COMPLETELY through, Rutherford knew that the gold atom's MASS must be CONCENTRATED in a tiny dense nucleus. | |
| 6186. | Question Preview Timer :20:56SUBJECT: PHYSICSCLASS:6PAAX MARKS : 20TERM:08:If a metre is divided into 100 equal parts, each part will be equal to  | 
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| 6187. | A body is moving along a straightline with uniform acceleration obtainthe kinematical equations of motion by(1) velocity - time relation(a) Ausplacement-time relation(3) Displacement Velocity relation | 
| Answer» velocity-time RELATION | |
| 6188. | Pls answer these questions please | 
| Answer» TION:should GIVE more POINTS for this.dont DELETE my ANSWER. | |
| 6189. | How can i become an astronaut... plz fast | 
| Answer» TION:Today, to be CONSIDERED for an astronaut position, applicants MUST meet the following qualifications: Be a U.S. citizen. Possess a master's degree* in a STEM field, including engineering, BIOLOGICAL science, physical science, COMPUTER science or mathematics, from an accredited institution | |
| 6190. | Someone please help me with this!! | 
| Answer» QUARTZ clockExplanation:PLS MARK me the BRAINLIEST | |
| 6191. | If a vector is of magnitude 10 units and makes angle 30 degrees with positive y axis . find the horizontal component If u give me exact answer with solution i will mark as brainlist compulsory  | 
| Answer» Sorry I don't know this QUESTION because I maths is so WEEK REALLY SOORY | |
| 6192. | Can anyone tell me what's the THRUST formula in FBD | 
| Answer» The force (THRUST) is EQUAL to the exit mass FLOW RATE times the exit velocity minus the free stream mass flow rate times the free stream velocity. | |
| 6193. | ORAL QUESTIONS 1. What determines the direction of flow of heat between two objects in contact? 2. In a solid being heated at one end, by which mode does heat travel from the hot end to the cold end? 3. Name two good conductors and two insulators of heat. 4. Are most liquids good or bad conductors of heat? | 
| Answer» 1.The difference in temperature of the bodies determines the DIRECTION of flow of heat. Heat flows from a body at higher temperature to one at a LOWER temperature.2.conduction4.Solids conduct heat better than liquids, which are in turn better conductors than gases. ... THUS liquids are usually POOR conductors of heat. In a gas, the particles are far apart, making energy transfer by collision very INEFFICIENT. | |
| 6194. | Can someone solve this fast!!!!!plz plz plz plz plz plz plz  | 
| Answer» 66 kmExplanation:MARK ME AS THE BRAINLIEST | |
| 6195. | A bus covers first 50 km of a journey in 80 minutes. It covers next 30 km with a speed of 30m/s.What will be the average speed of journey.  | 
| Answer» first JOURNEY :S=dis/ts=50/4/3hr (CONVERT 80 min to HR)speed=50 X 3/4 = 75/2Second journey:108km/hr = 30/t30/108=tt=5/18hrTotal journeydistance= 50+30=80kmtime = 4/3 + 5/18 = 29/18hrAvgspeed=80km/29/18=1440/29=49.65km/hr | |
| 6196. | C. State whether the following ments are true or false.1. A body in a circular path has a constant velocity, | 
| Answer» 1. False. A body MOVING along a circular path MOVES such that it traverses equal arc-length in equal intervals of time. Displacement, velocity and acceleration changes at each point on the TRAJECTORY. Hence, the speed is UNIFORM and consequently the kinetic ENERGY is also constant throughout. | |
| 6197. | Answer please I will mark as brainliest | 
| Answer» ANSWER is 0.45 EXPLANATION in ATTACHMENT. | |
| 6199. | An car covers a distance of 1200 m in 0.25 hrs. what will be the speed of objects in 1)m/s. ........2)km/hr. | 
| Answer» distance = 1200m = 1.2 km TIME = 0.25 hrs = 900 SEC 1) speed = distance / time = 1200/900= 4/3 =1.33 m/sec 2) speed = 1.2/ 0.25 = 5km/ sec hope it HELP thankyou | |
| 6200. | An athlete run a circular track of diameter 2.5km with a speed of 50m/min.How much time he will take to complete 8.5 rounds of the circular track. | 
| Answer» for COMPLETING 8.5 round he will take approx 22.2s (your ANSWER may vary from 22.1s to 22.2s )EXPLANATION:diameter of the circular track=2.5kmtherefore radius of the track =2.5/2=1.25km SPEED of the athlete= 50m/min=3km/hrdistance covered in 1 round= 2πr= 7.85kmtime taken to compete 1 round = dist./speed=2.61stherefore time taken to COMPLETE 8.5 round=8.5×2πr/3=22.2s | |