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| 4801. |
What is free fall.........plz tell me the ans. Fast........ I have to prepare for exam.......... |
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Answer» When an object falls from certain height under the influence of gravitational force with no other force acting on it is known as free fall An object is fall from the height it is known as free fall |
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| 4802. |
Relation between chromosone and chromatin |
| Answer» Nucleus contain chromosomes which are the unit of Inheritance of features of their parents to the next generation. Chromosomes contain DNA functional segments of DNA are genes but in a Cell when the cell is not dividing the DNA is present as a part of chromatin material in the cell but when the cell is about to divide chromatin material get organised into the chromosomes chromatin material look like and Tangled mass of the thread like structures | |
| 4803. |
What causes motion |
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Answer» External unbalanced force Motion cause movement in th body Unbalanced force |
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| 4804. |
What is the function of ER |
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Answer» 1. Place for Ribosome attachment2. Protien and Lipid synthesis 1.it helps in intracelular transport.2.it helps in cell division. |
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| 4805. |
What are the characteristics of Particles of Matter???? |
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Answer» INTER PARTICLE SPACEINTER PARTICLE FORCE OF ATTRACTIONKINETIC ENERGY particles of matter have space between them particles of matter are continuously moving particles of matter are very small particles of matter attract each other |
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| 4806. |
Mathematical formulation of second law of motion. Explain. |
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Answer» It states that rate of change in momentum is equals to the applied force ..................as we know that force is equals to F=M×a.........(1)(here accelaratiin is defined as a=v-u/t) so putting the value of a in the equ. 1 we have .........F=M(v-u)/t or (Mv-Mu)/t here Mv and Mu are the final and initial momentum of the body so now we have F=(Pf-Pi)/t ....wow this is the newtons second law in mathematical form derived by the definition of force Let mass of an moving object = mLet the velocity of the object changes from \'u\' ; to \'v\' in the interval of time \'t\'This means, Initial velocity of the object = u.Final velocity of the object = vWe know that momentum (p) = Mass x velocityTherefore,Momentum (p) of the object at its initial velocity u = m × u = muMomentum (p) of the object at its final velocity v = m × v = mvThe change in momentum = mv − muRate of change of momentum = (mv−mu)/ t |
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| 4807. |
What is the first equation of motion |
| Answer» The final velocity (v) of a moving object with uniform acceleration (a) after time, t.Let, the initial velocity = u.Final velocity = v.Time = tAcceleration = aWe know that, Acceleration (a) =Change in velocity/Time taken⇒a = (Final velocity-Initial velocity)/Time taken⇒ a = (v − u)/t⇒ at = v − u⇒ at − v = −u⇒ −v = −u − at⇒ v = u + at ---(i)This equation is known as first equation of motion.\xa0 | |
| 4808. |
What is phospho and bialayer |
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| 4809. |
What are the characterstics of connective tissue |
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Answer» Connective tissues connect, support a d bind different tissues and organs. some examples are: Cartilage, bone, adipose and blood Blood is connective tissue |
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| 4810. |
What is relative density in detail? |
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Answer» It is defined as the ratio of density of given substance to the density of water mathematically rel. Density =density of substance/density of water (which is a constant =1000kg/m3 RATIO OF DENSITY OF A GIVEN SUBSTANCE TO THE RATIO OF DENSITY OF WATER |
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Why don\'t we notice gravitional force? |
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Answer» Because in daily life we face the objects with less mass in comparision of earth and other planets thats why we don\'t notice and gravitatinal force is a weak force in nature. It is because the gravitational acts everywhere in thr universe. |
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| 4812. |
What are Cartilages |
| Answer» A cartilage is a type of connective tissue that has widely spaced cells. It\'s solid matrix is composed of proteins and sugars. It is present at bone joints, in the ear, nose, trachea and larynx. | |
| 4813. |
What is difference between rabi and kharif crops ?? and plz. Give answer in point. |
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Answer» Rabi crops - which are grown in winter season like November to aprilKharif crops - crops grown in summer season like april to September Rabi crops are the crops which grow in winter season, from November to April.Kharif crops are the crops which grow in rainy season, from June to October. |
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| 4814. |
Cloth is a solid.explain. |
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Answer» Yes because it has fixed shape , size , and molecules pf solid are very close Because they are not flow ,they have fixed volume ,they also have mass and they also have fixed shape and size. Like fix shape and fixed volume Because it has property of solid |
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| 4815. |
differences between xylem and phloem |
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Answer» xylem is a complex permanent tissue flowing in a which transport water and Minerals from root to upper part of plant it is dead tissue. Phloem is a complex permanent tissue which transport food from leaves to other part of plant Xylem consist of xylem parenchyma , xylem fiber , vessel , trachieds & phloem consist of phloem parenchyma phloem fibers etc |
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| 4816. |
What is the significance of latitudinal extent of India |
| Answer» The\xa0latitudinal extent of India\xa0is 8 degree 4\'28" N to 37 degree 17\'53"N. The importance of this vast latitudinal extent is :It helps in receiving monsoon from the\xa0southern part of\xa0india\xa0which lies in the\xa0warm tropical zone.In the\xa0northern part are the Himalayas which are the source of rivers to solve the problem of water scarcity in\xa0northern part of\xa0india.It influences the duration of day and night.As we move towards the north nights become longer and days are shorter. | |
| 4817. |
What is the meaning of term pteridophta |
| Answer» Pteridophytes represent an intermediate position between bryophytes and spermatophytes. The Pteridophytes include horsetails and ferns. The pteridophytes are found in cool, damp, shady places though some may flourish well in sandy \xadsoil conditions. In pteridophytes, the main plant body is a sporophyte which is differentiated into true root, stem and leaves.\xa0 | |
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Write the name of two cell organelles which have their own genetic material. |
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Answer» Mytrochondria n plastids hace their own genetic material... mitochondria and plastids Mitochondria and Chloroplast Plastids Mitrochondria Plaatids 1) Mitochndria2) Lysosomes |
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| 4819. |
Under what conditions does a spring exert forces on objects attached to its end |
| Answer» When an unbalanced force acts on it. | |
| 4820. |
How will the equation of motion of an object moving with a uniform velocity |
| Answer» It will be v=u, s=ut, v=u | |
| 4821. |
Define Three Laws Of Motion |
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Answer» The first law of motion is whenever a body is in motion it will be in motion or whenever the more what is in rest it will be in rest until or unless the force is not applied the second law of motion is that the force is directly proportional to the change in momentum per unit time and the last and third law of motion is that every action is equal and opposite of the reaction Thirth law of motion states that every action has equal and opposite reaction |
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| 4822. |
What is acceleration? It\'s SI unit of acceleration |
| Answer» It is rate of change of velocity per unit time taken. SI unit m/s*2 | |
| 4823. |
Prive that F =MA |
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| 4824. |
Define first laws of motion? |
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Answer» According to the first law of motion \'If the body is in rest it remain rest and if the body is in motion it continue at motion until and unless any external force will not apply on it According to first law of motion or Newton .a body will continue its state of rest or motion until there is any external force applied on body. |
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| 4825. |
What do you mean by the molecular mass |
| Answer» Sum of all masses of atoms present in a molecule.Eg:: molecular mass of H2O=2(mass of hydrogen)+ (mass of oxygen)=2(1)+16=18 | |
| 4826. |
Definition of evaporation. |
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Answer» The change in state from liquid to gas at any temperature is called as evaporation. The process of changing of water directly into vapour at a specific temperature is known as evaporation |
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| 4827. |
In which tempraturewater founx in ice |
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Answer» 0°C or less The temperature in which water is found in ice form is zero degree celsius. |
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| 4828. |
Why do we feel cool when we sit under a tree during summer days? |
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Answer» due to transpiration. I know wait I written Hlo |
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| 4829. |
Why water is called compound |
| Answer» Before we get to know why water is called compound? first we know what is compound. a compound is a substance made up of two or more elements chemically combined in a fixed proportion by mass. Water H2O is a compound made up of two elements hydrogen and oxygen chemical compound in a fixed proportion of 1:8 by mass datomic mass( H=1,o=16) | |
| 4830. |
Write the function of neuron ?? |
| Answer» To transfer nerve impulses from receptors to different parts of the body and vise versa. | |
| 4831. |
What is tonoplast |
| Answer» The outer cover of vacuoles is known as tonoplast. | |
| 4832. |
Distinguish between monera and protista |
| Answer» \tMoneraProtista1) Monera are unicellular organism\'s having prokaryotic cellular structure.1) Protista are also unicellular organisms though possess eukaryotic cellular organisation.2) Cellular organelles are absent.2) Well defined as well membrane-bounded cellular organelles are present.3) Monera are simple in structure, with no complexity.3) Protista are complex in structure.4) Mode of reproduction is asexual by binary fission or budding.4) Mode of reproduction is both Asexual (binary fission or multiple fission) or sexual.5) Example: Mycobacteria, Bacillus, Sporohalobacter, Clostridium, Halobacterium.5) Example: Green algae, red algae, slime molds, euglena, and water molds are the examples of protists.\t\xa0 | |
| 4833. |
Function of simple squamous epithelial tissues |
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Answer» Protect underlying parts of organs & act as passage of material It helps in exchanges of gases and nutritious by the process diffusion |
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| 4834. |
State any 2 key point of dalton atomic theory and highlight two major drawback of his history |
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| 4835. |
What is a foci point |
| Answer» ??????????????????????????????❤??⛲????????⛽???♨??????????➿???????????????????⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉⁉?⁉⁉?⁉⁉⁉?⭐⭐⭐???✨ | |
| 4836. |
what is the meaning of \'what\' in punjabi? |
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Answer» Kii Ke |
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What is notochord & segmentation |
| Answer» Notochord is the structure developed by some animals on their dorsal side during their embryonic development. Notochord serves as a support to the entire organism. Based on the presence or absence of notochord, animals are classified into non-chordates and chordates.Segmentation means to divide the marketplace into parts, or segments, which are definable, accessible, actionable, and profitable and have a growth potential. | |
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What is winnowing |
| Answer» Winnowing is a process where the solid/ solid mixture has been separatedThink so | |
| 4839. |
What is ozone cycle |
| Answer» Ozone is a triatomic gas with a molecular formula O3 which is present in the stratosphere region.Recently it was discovered that, various man-made compounds like CFC (chlorofluorocarbons) were found to persist in the atmosphere. Once they reached the ozone layer they would react with the ozone molecules. This results in a reduction of ozone layer and recently a hole in the ozone layer above the Antarctica has been discovered. | |
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What is molecular masss |
| Answer» \xa0The molecular mass of a substance is relative mass of its molecules as compared with mass of C-12 atom taken as 12 units.Or\xa0The molecular mass is equal to sum of its atomic masses of all the atoms present in one molecule of substance. | |
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U nit of work |
| Answer» Joules | |
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Write the unit of work |
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Answer» Joules Kaya |
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| 4843. |
That contains contractile protiens |
| Answer» Muscles | |
| 4844. |
What are the three laws of motion know as ? |
| Answer» Newtons law of motion. | |
| 4845. |
Lysosome s are known as sucidal bags |
| Answer» Lysosome are able to copleri material into simple material because they contain powerful digestive enzymes breakdown of all organic material during in disturbance in cellular metabolism. | |
| 4846. |
Expand the DNA |
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Answer» The full form of dna is deoxyribo nucleic acid. Dna of our parents and us was same Deoxyribo nucleic acid |
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| 4847. |
Given the diagram smooth muscular tissue |
| Answer» The cells of smooth muscles are spindle shaped and each has one nucleus. Smooth muscle is found in those organs where involuntary movement is possible, e.g. alimentary canal. | |
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What is balanced and unbalanced force |
| Answer» Balanced Forces: If the resultant of applied forces is equal to zero, it is called balanced forces. Example: In the tug of war if both the teams apply similar magnitude of forces in opposite directions, rope does not move in either side. This happens because of balanced forces in which resultant of applied forces become zeroUnbalanced Forces: If the resultant of applied forces are greater than zero the forces are called unbalanced forces. An object in rest can be moved because of applying balanced forces. | |
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What are animal tissue ? |
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Answer» Animal organs are made up of four basic types of tissues1.epithelial tissue2. connective tissue3. muscle tissue4. nerve tissue.These tissues have distinctive features and specific functions which combine to form functioning organs. A tissue is present in animals |
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Process of oil from water??? |
| Answer» We can seprate oil from water through the process of seperating funnel. | |