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2751.

What is evapration

Answer» Its a surface phenomenon
Evaporation means changing of liquid into gas in any temperature
2752.

What is skelton

Answer» Skeleton is a combination of many types of bones. It is a model including lots of bones
2753.

Howmany hours for physical science including theory and practical class for class 9

Answer» 5 hrs daily or weekly
5 hr daily
2754.

Atomic number name and symbol of elements from 1 to 20

Answer» 1 hydrogen H, 2 heliem He
2755.

A 150 my long train crosses a bridge of length 25,m on 25s. What is its velocity?

Answer» 1 m|s
2756.

Give an real life example of BEC (bose-einstein condensate)

Answer» Cfl bulb
I is not conformed it is a matter it is imagery
2757.

Difference between cell wall and plasma membrane

Answer» The first difference is that the cell wall is only present in the animal cell but the plasma membrane is present in both plants and animals and the second difference is that the plasma membrane is a living part of the cell where as the cell wall is composed mainly of cellulose and is non living and the third difference is that the plasma membrane is selectively permeable but the cell wall is totally permeable
Cell wall is present in only plant cell not in animal cell but plasma membrane is present in both animal cell and plant cell.
2758.

What is the syllabus of formative assessment test

Answer» Non sense
2759.

A car travelling at 20 km/ hr speed up to 60. km/ hr in 6 sec what is its acceleration

Answer» Here the formula for finding the acceleration = v-u/tWhere. V= final velocity U= intial velocity T= timeSo, U= 20 km/h = 20x5/18= 50/9 m/s. {1000m/3600sec = 5/18m/s}v= 60 km/h = 60x5/18= 50/3 m/st= 6 sa= v-u/t = 50/3-50/9÷6 = 100/9÷6 = 100/9×1/6 = 50/27 m/s^2
Acceleration nikal lo answer a jayega
2760.

A car travelling at 20km/hr in 6second what is its acceleration

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2761.

A bus decreses its speed from120 km in 15sec find the retardation of the bus

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2762.

Why we sprinkle water on roof in summers

Answer» We usually Sprinkle water on a roof in summer season because the temperature is very much in the summer season and we feel very hot as we all know that evaporation causes cooling because it takes a latent heat of vaporization from the object that it is in contact with so when we sprinkle water on the roof in summer then the water will evaporate the latent heat from the roof and get evaporated and make the roof cool
Becase the roof becomes hot in summers and when we sprinkle water The water become hot amd get evaporated
2763.

The rate of diffusion varies in solids, liquids and gases. Why?

Answer» Because of the interparticle force of attraction.The interparticle force of attraction is higher in solids, less in liquids and negligible in gases.So particles moves very slowly in solids. hence it takes more time.
2764.

What is the largest cell in human body

Answer» No, you all are wrong excluding Trisha. Nerve Cell is the longest cell not the largest cell. Ovum is the largest cell in the human body ???.
Nerve cell
Ovum
Nerve cell
Nerve cell
Nerve cell
Nerve cell
Nerve cell
2765.

What is mediated transport and facilitated transport

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2766.

What is the difference between acceleration and acceleration due to gravity

Answer» Accerlation of a body can be defined as the rate of change of its velocity with time
2767.

Why are you not replying answers

Answer» So what i can do
B\'coz i also not getting my answer?
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2768.

Why our skin shrink when we wash cloths for a long peroid of time

Answer» Clothes are washed with soap or detergent solution. This solution is hypertonic as compared to osmotic concentration of our skin cells. The washing solution, therefore results in exosmosis in the skin cells that come in contact with it for some time. Due to this reason, the skin over the fingers shrink while washing clothes for a long time.
Ur answer is not complete
No
Because of acid in the washing powder
2769.

Honey dissolves faster in warm water than in the cold water. Why?

Answer» Because diffusion is much faster in hot than in cold
Because when the temperature is high then kinetic energy increases due to which rate of diffusion increases ???
2770.

The boiling point of water is 100c.Express this in SI unit.

Answer» 0kelvin
Yes
2771.

Dns

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2772.

How does evaporation differ from boiling

Answer» Evaporation is a surface process while boiling is a Bulk process.
2773.

Describe an experiment to show that liquid do not have a fixed shape but have a fixed volume.

Answer» Use two different containers one can be a cup another can be a bottle transfer water from cup to bottle the water will take the shape of bottle but the volume will remain same.?
2774.

Define momentum .

Answer» The product of mass and velocity of a body is called momentum
2775.

What is homeostasis

Answer» A more formula definition of homeostasis is a characteristic of a system that regulats its internal and tends to maintan a stable, relatively constant conditaion of proptise.The normal value of a physiological variable is called homeostasis
2776.

What is chlorophyll containing cell organelles called

Answer» Plastid named chloroplast
It is called as a plastic the plastics which contains chlorophyll is called as a chloroplast
2777.

What is resistor

Answer» Resistor means a device having resistance to the passage of an electric current
2778.

What is the colour of sun?

Answer» No, the colour of sun is white
the colour of sun is rainbow colour.
2779.

Explain lysosomes

Answer» Lysosomes s function is intercellular digestion.They are also lnown as sucide bags as if there is something wrong in the cell they eat up their own cells.
Lysosomes are sucidal bags it is like waste disposal system they help in digesting foreign materials their main function is intra cellular digestion. They are discovered by christian de duve
2780.

What is the newton\'s law of gravitation

Answer» Newton state that there is a force which attracts a object that has some mass with other object that has also some mass is called law of gravitation . In earth this foce is called gravity
2781.

A car is moving with 30 m/s ,covers 160m in 3seconds. What will be velocity after 10 seconds?

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2782.

Write different between plant and animal ch5 in bio

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2783.

What is the SI unit for speed

Answer» The sI unit of speed is m/s
M/sec
m/sec
2784.

Proof : s=ut+1/2 at 2

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2785.

how to convert displacement time graph into velocity time graph

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2786.

Desciribe dalton atomic theory?

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2787.

Full form of science

Answer» Science
2788.

Draw a graph for following situation :-Object at 0 acceleration in d-t and v-t graph

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2789.

Why does steam cause more burns than boiling water?

Answer» Steam causes more burn than boiling water because steam has latent heat of vapourisation hidden in it
This is because steam has an additional latent heat of vaporisation hidden in it. Hence, steam causes more burns than boiling water.
2790.

Proof of s = ut + (1/2)(at^2)

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2791.

Write the difference between rest and motion.

Answer» Motion - When an object changes its position with respect to some stationary object is termed as motion. Rest- When an object does not change its position ia termed as rest
2792.

What is DNA and RNA ?What is the function of DNA and RNA?

Answer» DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) is a double helix, which looks very much like a twisted ladder. Each "rung" of the ladder (the part you step on) is a nitrogenous base. The sides of the ladder are made of sugar and phosphate groups, with the sugars being the ones that hold the nitrogenous bases in place. Each nitrogenous base pairs ONLY with another, never crossing over. (Adenine and Thymine, Guanine and Cytosine). It\'s a bit like a puzzle where the pieces will only fit together that way. RNA is like half of the ladder. The basic structure is the same, but there is only one nitrogenous base along it. However, RNA does not have the base Thymine. It has Uracil instead. Also, the sugar in DNA is deoxyribose while the sugar in RNA is ribose.
2793.

What is chromatin material ?

Answer» Thanks
Cromatinaterial is a thread like structure which is appeared ad rod shaped called chromosome during cell division
Chromatin material is thread like interwined structure.During cell division it appears as rod shaped structure called chromosome,which made up of DNA(deoxyribo nucleic acid) and protein.
2794.

What are the states of matter

Answer» Solid LiquidGases These three are the state of matter
Solid,liquid,gas,plasma,BEC
1. Solid2. Liquid 3. Gas4. Plasma 5. Bose- Einstein
Solid , liquid , gas
1:
2795.

What is atmo

Answer» Atom is the particle that constitute matter
2796.

Write the process of preparing food by plants

Answer» Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis
2797.

WHAT IS A CALL

Answer» Cell is the fundamental unit of life or basic unit of life or cell is the structural and functional unit of life.
2798.

Si and cgs units of distance,displacement,speed,velocity and acceleration

Answer» Distance-si unit is meter (m) and cgs unit is centimeter (cm) or displacement ka bhi Yhi hga or speed ka si unit-m/sec. Cgs unit speed ka - cm/sec. Velocity ka bhi speed ki trha hoga.. Or acceleration ka si unit-m²/sec and cgs unit - cm²/sec.
2799.

What is Theory of relativity? who gave this theory?

Answer» Albert einstein published his special relativity paper in 1905.He postulated:1. Laws of physics are same for everywhere in universe.2. Speed of light is constant everywhere He published his general therory relativity paper in 1915.It says all about beyond Newtonian gravity.
The theory of relativity usually oncompass two inteneted theories by Albert Einstein
2800.

Difference between gas and vapour

Answer» Vapour is a substance that is a combination of gaseous and liquid phase in ordinary conditions. Gas is a substance that has a single thermodynamic state in ordinary conditions. Examples: Iodine exists in a solid form under ordinary conditions, but upon heating, it changes to the vapour form.