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-बल आघूर्ण जड़त्व आघूर्ण में संबंध स्थापित कीजिए |
| Answer» ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ | |
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Classify the following instances in to inertia of motion and inertia of rest. a) When a running bus stops suddenly, passengers tend to fall forward b) A fan rotates for a while even after it is switched off. c) The mango falls down when branches are shakes. d) it is possible to strike out a single carom coin stacked one over the other without disturbing others.e) A running athlete cannot stop himself abruptly at the finishing line in a race . f) When a bus moves forward suddenly from rest, the standing passengers tend to fall backward. |
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Answer» tion:a. due to INERTIA of motionb. due to inertia of MOTIONC. due to inertia of restd. due to inertia of RESTE. due to inertia of motionf. due to inertia of REST |
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If b is subtracted from a so it is writen as a-b /b-a and why ? |
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Answer» a-bExplanation:Assume 'subtraction' as 'Cash withdrawal''b' as yourself'a' as ATM.So the question CHANGES to yourself i.e.,(b) WITHDRAWING cash i.e., (-) from ATM i.e., (a)so it is (a-b).i.e., From ATM (a) cash withdrawal (-) is DONE by you (b) |
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A student is attempting the 3 hours science paper how much work is done by the student |
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Answer» In physics Work done = FORCE × displacement Since the BODY cannot be SEEN moving its position , the displacement is zero So the work done is zero hope it helps Thank you pls MARK me the brainliest Cheerio |
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Discuss the planning processor of sports day |
| Answer» PLZ MARK me as BRAINILIST andn THANK my answer i will follow you | |
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What change in velocity when kinetic energy is same and mass is four times |
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Answer» energy will be doubleExplanation: because K.E is directly PROPORTIONAL to MASS and VELOCITY of the OBJECT |
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Two forces A and B have resultant R1 ,if B is doubled the resultant R2 is at right angle to A then a)R1=A |
| Answer» TNXX for FREE POINTS.... | |
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State the function of indicater |
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Answer» The common application of indicators is the DETECTION of END points of titrations. The colour of an indicator alters when the ACIDITY or the oxidizing STRENGTH of the solution, or the concentration of a certain chemical SPECIES, reaches a critical range of values |
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Who take the decision to make a big children park in the Morena |
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Answer» which CHAPTER is it?.... |
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120kg 49gsubtract from 325kg 650g |
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Answer» (v) 20 kg 100 g. (vi) 46 kg 200 g. (vii) 222 kg 222 g. (viii) 300 kg 200 g. (IX) 120 kg 104 g. (x) 5 kg 003 g. (xi) 22 kg 731 g. (xii) 18 kg 115 g. II.Explanation:MangoSlices ☄️ |
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What is area of cross section |
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Answer» The cross-sectional area is the area of a two-dimensional SHAPE that is obtained when a three-dimensional object - such as a cylinder - is sliced PERPENDICULAR to some specified AXIS at a point. ... For example, the cross-section of a cylinder - when sliced parallel to its BASE - is a circle. |
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Anyone want to share knowlege about Automobile then msg me.. |
| Answer» OK FRIEND EXPLANATION:suresure friend | |
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♥️ Good night♥️ Question➡️what is the flaw in Aristotle arguments?? |
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Q25. In the following figureure identin A and B which represent different colours of the spectrum |
| Answer» NHI ptaExplanation: | |
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Enormous energy released in nuclear reaction.why? |
| Answer» POWER is the power generated by nuclear fusion PROCESSES. In fusion reactions, TWO light ATOMIC nuclei fuse together to FORM a heavier nucleus. In doing so, they release a comparatively large amount of energy that arises from the binding energy, creating an increase in temperature of the reactants | |
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Which one is not biodegradable polymer a) starch b) celluose c) Teflon d) protein |
| Answer» ANSWER is OPTION d PROTEIN | |
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To measure the volume of a cylinderical wire, its diameter is measured by a screw gauge and isfound to be 1.25 mm, and its length is measuredwith a vernier caliper and is found to be 5.50cm. The least count of the screw gauge is 0.01mm, and that of the vernier caliper is 0.01 cm. |
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Do same amount of iron and copper at the same temperature hold same amount of heat?explain |
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Answer» The heat capacity , Cp, of copper is 385J/kg-K, while that of iron is 444J/kg-K.So, the same MASS of iron will contain more heat ENERGY then the mass of copper.strictly speaking, these heat CAPACITIES are valid only at 25C, and the heat capacity is a function of temperature. The heat capacities of various substance can be using Landolt's FORMULA,Cp(T) = A+BT×10^-3+CT^-2×10^5+DT^2×10^-6Where A,B,C, D are experimentally - obtained constants which are perpendicular to the SPECIFIC substance, and T is in Kelvin. |
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Define concave and convex |
| Answer» CONCAVE- Concave describes shapes that curve inward,LIKE an hourglass.Convex- Convex describes shapes that curve outward,like a football.PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST ANSWER! | |
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Modification in Mendeléey's Periodic Table |
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Answer» So it didn't explain the position of isotopes and MANY empty spaces were present but LATER after the DISCOVERY of atomic NUMBER by Moseley in 1911, Mendeleev's periodic table was IMPROVED by arranging the elements in ascending order of their atomic numbers instead of their atomic masses. |
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A fuse wire consist of an alloy of lead and tin.why? |
| Answer» E wire is MADE up of Sn (tin) and Pb (LEAD) alloy because of its high RESISTANCE and low melting. Point. The tin and lead alloy is a eutectic composition consisting of 62% and tin plus 38% lead, which melts at 1830C. | |
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- 48 A tunnel of length L = 200 m, height H = 72 m, and wide6.3 m (with a flat roof) is to be constructed at distance d =-beneath the ground (Fig. 12-49). The tunnel roof is to be supportoBolt entirely by square steel columns, each with a cross-sectionalof 960 cm². The mass of 1.0 cm of the ground material is 28(a) What is the total weight of the ground material the colummust support? (b) How many columns are needed to keepcompressive stress on each column at one-half its ultima5.strength? |
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