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If the particle size is small then it will be affected by ____ frequency |
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A ray of light strikes the refracting surface of a glass slab at an angle 40° for which the angle of refraction is 29°. What is the angle of emergence and the angle of incidence for the second refracting surface? |
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Answer» ANGLE of emergence=40 angle of incidence=29 |
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What Force would be produce an acceleration of 4m/s² in a ball of mass 6kg |
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Answer» a=4m/s2 m=6kg F=ma F=6×4 |
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1. If a parallel plate capacitor of platearea 2m2 and plate separation 1mstore the charge of 1.77*10-11 C.What is the voltage across thecapacitor? |
Answer» THANKS my ANSWERS PLEASE!! |
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the mass and weight of an object on our side KGN 49 and respectively what will be their values on the Moon assume that the acceleration due to gravity on the moon is one upon 6 of that on the earth solve the following ans. 5kg and 8.17N |
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A ring of radius a contains a charge q distributed uniformly over its length. Find the electric field at a point on the axis of the ring at a distance x from the centre. |
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Answer» Answer: Consider a point P on the axis of uniformly charged RING at a distance x from its CENTRE O. Point P is at distance r= a 2 +x 2
from each element dl of ring. If q is total charge on ring, then, charge per metre length, λ= 2πa q . The ring may be SUPPOSED to be formed of a large number of ring elements. Consider an element of length dl situated at A. The charge on element, dq=λdl ∴ The electric field at P due to this element dE 1 = 4πϵ 0
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r 2
dq = 4πϵ 0
1
r 2
λdl , ALONG PC
The electric field strength due to opposite symmetrical element of length dl at B is dE
2 = 4πϵ 0
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r 2
dq = 4πϵ 0
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r 2
λdl , along PD
If we resolve dE
1 and dE
2 along the axis and perpendicular to axis, we note that the components perpendicular to axis are oppositely directed and so get cancelled, while those along the axis are added up. Hence, due to symmetry of the ring, the electric field strength is directed along the axis. The electric field strength due to charge element of length dl, situated at A, along the axis will be dE=dE 1 cosθ= 4πϵ 0
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r 2
λdl cosθ But, cosθ= r x
∴dE= 4πϵ 0
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r 3
λdlx = 4πϵ 0
1
r 3
λx dl The resultant electric field along the axis will be obtained by adding fields due to all elements of the ring, i.e., ∴E=∫ 4πϵ 0
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r 3
λx dl= 4πϵ 0
1 ∫dl But, ∫dl= whole length of ring =2πa and r=(a 2 +x 2 ) 1/2
∴E= 4πϵ 0
1
(a 2 +x 2 ) 3/2
λx 2πa As, λ= 2πa q , we have E= 4πϵ 0
1
(a 2 +x 2 ) 3/2
( 2πa q )x 2πaE= 4πϵ 0
1
(a 2 +x 2 ) 3/2
qx
or, E= 4πϵ 0
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(a 2 +x 2 ) 3/2
qx , along the axis At large distances i.e., x>>a,E= 4πϵ 0
1
x 2
q
i.e., the electric field due to a point charge at a distance x. For POINTS on the axis at distances much larger than the radius of ring, the ring behaves like a point charge. Explanation: |
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अप्रत्यास्थ संघट्य में .................संरक्षित रहते हैं। |
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Answer» jdjushehuwuwuwia jsueuehwjw isiejjsuw idkne |
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Why the light entering from planets (which they get by sun) to earth does not bend but the light entering from sun to earth bends even though the distance between earth and sun is not so big.? |
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Answer» Answer: It does bend Explanation: The telescopes have to be adjusted all the time due to this. Have you seen the TWINKLING of stars, it occurs by movement of air Now, if you see a star here . . It will actually be here, The first DOT signifies where you see the star The second dot signifies where it actually is Which occurs due to refraction of light Same phenomenon occurs with planets LEADING to alteration of COLOUR, position and size. Hope it HELPS! |
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Please tell clockwise or anticlockwise? |
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Answer» CLOCKWISE go front and anticlockwise go BACK ward don't MAKE me branilist |
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TheparticleThe distance time graph fora particleis a straightline. show that its speedis constant |
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Answer» Explanation: if in a distance VS time GRAPH for a particle is straight line then it means that that particle is covering equal DISTANCES in equal intervals of time. which means its SPEED is CONSTANT. |
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A brick delivery truck parks on a roadside scale that measures 4m by 6m. If the delivery truck weighs 6000 N, find pressure exerted by the scale on the spring below? |
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Answer» Answer
Given
To Find
Solution Given that dimensions of the scale in which brick delivery truck should be loaded is " 4 m × 6 m " ⇒ Area of scale , A = 4 × 6 ⇒ A = 24 m² Force or Weight exerted by truck , F = 6000 N ⇒ F = 6000 N We know that , " Pressure is defined as Force acting per unit area " So , Pressure exerted be 250 Pascals More Info :
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the mass and weight of an object on Earth are 5 kg and 49 N respectively. what will be their values on the moon ? Assume that the acceleration due to gravity on the moon 1/6th of that on the earth solve the following |
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Answer» Gravitational CONSTANT of Earth = 9.8m/s^2. Therefore, an OBJECT having 5 KG mass will have weight of 49N on Earth. Whereas, Gravitational Constant of MOON =1.622 m/s. Therefore, the same object having 5kg mass will have weight of 8.11N. |
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the mass and weight of an object on Earth are 5 kg and 49 N respectively . What will be their values on the moon ? Assume that the acceleration due to gravity on the moon is 1/6th of that on the earth |
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we know that, ✍︎ Weight = mass × ACCELERATIONAs we know that, Acceleration of object is due to GRAVITY So, weight = mass × acceleration due to gravity (G) ➳ 49 = 5 × g ➳ g = 49/5 ➳ g = 9.8m/s² Now, ● Acceleration on moon = 1/6 × 9.8 ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀= 1.63m/s² So, ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀☾⠀weight on moon :- ⪼ weight = mass × acceleration on moon ⪼ weight = 5 × 1.63 ⪼ weight = 8.15N ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ |
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6)Two tuning forks with natural frequency of 440Hz move relative to a stationary observer. Onetuning fork moves away from the observer andthe other moves towards the observer with thesame speed. If the observer hears beats offrequency 4 Hz and assuming that the velocity ofthe tuning forks is much smaller than the velocityof sound, the speed (in m/s) of the tuning forks is(Take velocity of sound in air is 340 m/s)19111511171113 |
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[A] [A]A nitrogen molecule is assumed to have twopoint masses (each of mass 2.3 x 10-26 kg)separated by a distance of 1.2 x 10 -10 m. If theaverage rotational kinetic energy of the moleculeat room temperature is 4 x 10 J, its angularvelocity (in revolutions per second) is-218V3 x 101243 x 101212V3 x 101216V3 x 1012Clear Answer |
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Answer» Answer: sorry iam did not UNDERSTAND this question Explanation: MARK as BRAINLEIST and FOLLOW me ☺️ |
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A ball which is thrown vertically upwards rises to a height of 20m, calculate...1. the velocity with which the ball is thrown upwards.2. the time taken by the ball to reach the highest point (g=10m/s^-2) |
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Answer» Answer 1 . Initial VELOCITY , u = 20 m/s 2 . Time , t = 2 s Given
To Find 1 . The velocity with which the ball is thrown upwards. 2 . the time taken by the ball to reach the HIGHEST point (g=10 m/s²) Concept Used We need to use equations of motion .
Solution Height , s = 20 m Here ball is thrown vertically upwards . So , at CERTAIN height the ball will go to rest . So , FINAL velocity , v = 0 m/s Acceleration , a = g = - 10 m/s² [ Thrown against the gravity ] Now , apply 3rd equation of motion . ⇒ v² - u² = 2as ⇒ 0² - u² = 2 ( - 10 ) ( 20 ) ⇒ - u² = - 400 ⇒ u² = 400 ⇒ u = 20 m/s 1 . Initial velocity , u = 20 m/s _______________________ Use 1ST equation of motion . ⇒ v = u + at ⇒ 0 = 20 + ( - g ) t\\ ⇒ 0 = 20 - 10t ⇒ 10t = 20 ⇒ t = 2 s 2 . Time taken to reach the highest point , t = 2 s __________________________ |
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a body is rolling horizantally without slipping with speed v.it then roll up a hill up a hill to a maximum height h.if h=3v^2/4g what might the body be |
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Answer» Answer: HOPE IT HELPS PLZZZ MARK AS BRAINLIEST Explanation: For rolling BODY, we have: v=Rω KE= 1
Mv 2 + 2 1
Iω 2
⇒KE= 2 1
Mv 2 (1+ MR 2
I
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Mv 2 (1+ MR 2
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Mv 2
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A ball is rolling on the ground.will it stop by itself? Why ? |
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Answer» When you roll a ball on the ground, the electrons in the atoms on the SURFACE of the ground push against the electrons in the atoms on the surface of your ball that is TOUCHING the ground. A rolling ball stops because the surface on which it ROLLS RESISTS its motion. A rolling ball stops because of friction... |
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Four rods each of length I havebeen hinged to form arhombus. Vertex A is fixed torigid support, vertex C is beingmoved along the x-axis withconstant velocity v as shown inthe figure. The rate at whichvertex B is approaching the x-axis at the moment therhombus is in the form of asquare isanswer only if u know |
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Answer» Here , Vertex A is in fixed position and vertex C is moving along in the direction of x - axis Let, The velocity of components of vertex B is VY & Vx Given , the ROD B moving towards x - axis ∴ The angle will be 45° as it is a rhombus ∴ Vcos45° = V Substituting cos45° = • • Also, • ∵ As its length is not increasing ∴ Substituting there values in eq 1 • • • • V = • |
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Plz solve this Qn Ans is given but i want the explanation of the Qnclass 11 Neet |
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Answer» ANS is GIVEN but i WANT the explanation of the Qn class 11 Neet |
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Pls do help me out with this qn.... |
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Answer» ANS is 1/5ampere |
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Design a doubly reinforced beam of rectangular section using the following data.Eff. span =5m, section overall =250mmX 500mm, total load =40kN/m Eff. cover =50mm, use M20 and Fe 415 |
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Answer» Application of Limit state method to rectangular beams for flexure, shear, ... Moreover, concrete will be having its EFFECT of high temperature during fire. ... bars used as steel reinforcement are Fe 415 and Fe 500 with the values of fy as ... The behaviour of reinforced concrete beam SECTIONS at ultimate loads has ... D = 500mm. |
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light passes through narrow slits with a separation of 0.4mm.On a screen 1.6 away,the distance b/w 2 second order maximum 2.5mm. what is wavelength of light used |
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Answer» Answer: ANSWER Separation is GIVEN by y= d nλD
where d=3mm=3×10 −3
D=2m λ 1 =480nm=480×10 −9 m λ 2 =600nm=600×10 −9 m 1 =n 2 =5 y 2 −y 1 =? So, y 1 = d nλ 1 D
y 1 = 3×10 −3
5×480×10 −9 ×2
y 1 =1.6×10 −3 m Also, y 2 = d nλ 2 D
y 2 = 3×10 −3
5×600×10 −9 ×2
y 2 =2×10 −3 m As y 2 >y 1
y 2 −y 1 =2×10 −3 −1.6×10 −3
=4×10 − 4m Therefore the separation on the screen between the fifth order bright fringes of the two INTERFERENCE patterns is 4×10 −4 m Explanation: |
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Define following terms for lens. Principal axis , aperture for class 10 |
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Answer» Explanation: PRINCIPAL axis is the line where the centre of curved LENS and FOCUS meets lens is a curved MIRROR like concave and convex mirrors hope it helps you my friend |
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Does unsaturated vapor pressure obey Charles's law? If yes, then how? It would be helpful if I get an explanation using a graph. |
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Answer» Answer: hey mate your answer my dear friend and please mark it brainlist i hope its help you Explanation: The MAXIMUM limit of water vapour that a GIVEN quantity of air can hold at a particular temperature is termed as a saturated vapour. In such a case, relative HUMIDITY will be 100 PERCENT. For all other cases, where the maximum limit of vapour is not reached, the vapour thus formed is termed as unsaturated vapour. since in unsaturated vapour molecules are far apart and so their is less interaction between the molecules and therefore it FOLLOWS ideal gas equation .
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Find R ab of the following picture |
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Answer» I can't UNDERSTAND it so SORRY for that please mark me as braniliest |
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What is meant by quantization of electric charge?what is cause of quantization of electric charge? |
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Answer» The quantization of electric charge is the property due to which all free charges are INTEGRAL MULTIPLE of basic unit of charge of an electron (or proton) represented by e. The basic cause of quantization is that only integral no. of ELECTRONS can be transferred form one body to ANOTHER on RUBBING. |
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Q.9 Of what quantity the unit is electron volt? Define it and obtain its value in joule, |
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Answer» Electron volt, UNIT of energy commonly used in atomic and nuclear physics, equal to the energy gained by an electron (a charged PARTICLE carrying unit electronic charge) when the ELECTRICAL potential at the electron increases by ONE volt. The electron volt equals 1.602 × 10−12 erg, or 1.602 × 10−19 joule. |
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Prove reflection of light using wave theory. |
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Answer» Answer: Reflection of light MEANS when a light falls on a SHINING OBJECT it BOUNCES back... |
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An object is held at a distance of 20 cm from a concave lens of focal length 20cm what is the position and the size of the image if the object is 2 cm heigh |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: f=-20cm v=-15 1 over v MINUS 1 over U equals 1 over f fraction numerator begin display STYLE 1 end style over denominator begin display style NEGATIVE 15 end style end fraction minus fraction numerator begin display style 1 end style over denominator begin display style u end style end fraction equals fraction numerator begin display style 1 end style over denominator begin display style negative 20 end style end fraction fraction numerator begin display style 1 end style over denominator begin display style u end style end fraction equals fraction numerator begin display style 1 end style over denominator begin display style 20 end style end fraction minus fraction numerator begin display style 1 end style over denominator begin display style 15 end style end fraction fraction numerator begin display style 1 end style over denominator begin display style u end style end fraction equals fraction numerator begin display style 3 minus 4 end style over denominator begin display style 60 end style end fraction fraction numerator begin display style 1 end style over denominator begin display style u end style end fraction equals fraction numerator begin display style negative 1 end style over denominator begin display style 60 end style end fraction u equals negative 60 m equals v over u equals fraction numerator H e i g h t space o f space i m a g e left parenthesis h subscript i right parenthesis over denominator H e i g h t space o f space o b j e c t left parenthesis h subscript o right parenthesis end fraction fraction numerator negative 15 over denominator negative 60 end fraction equals h subscript i over 5 h subscript i equals 5 over 4 equals 1.25 c m |
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Mesh and nodal annalysis |
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Answer» Answer: Mesh analysis depends on the available voltage source WHEREAS NODAL analysis depends on the current source. So, for simpler calculation and to REDUCE complexity, it is a wiser choice to use mesh analysis where a LARGE NUMBER of voltage sources are available. |
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Prove refraction of light using wave theory |
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Laws of refraction Ratio of velocity of light in rarer medium to velocity of light in denser medium is a constant called refractive index of denser medium w.r.t. rarer medium. The incident rays, refracted rays and normal lie in the same plane. Incident ray and refracted ray lie on opposite sides of normal. Explanation: Phenomenon of refraction can be explained on the basis of wave theory of light. law of reflection Let XY be the plane REFRACTING SURFACE separating two media air and glass of respectively. indices μ1 and μ2 refractive. A plane wave front AB is ADVANCING obliquely towards XY from air. It is bounded by rays AA1 and BB1 which are incident rays. When ‘A’ reaches ‘A1’, then ‘B’ will be at ‘P’. It still has to cover distance PB1 to reach XY. According to HUYGENS’ principle, secondary wavelets will originate from A1 and will spread over a hemisphere in glass. All the rays between AA1 and BB1 will reach XY and spread over the hemispheres of increasing radii in glass. The surface of tangency of all such hemispheres is RB1. This gives rise to refracted wave front B1R in glass. A1R and B1R1 are refracted rays. Let c1 and c2 be the velocities of light in air and glass respectively. . At any instant of time ‘t’, distance covered by incident wavefront from P to B1 = PB1 = c1t Distance covered by secondary wave from A1 to R = A1R = C2T. |
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A coller of 1500W, 200V and a fan of 500W,200V are used from a household supply. The rating of fuse is to used is_________ |
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Horizontal wind is blowing witha velocity v towards north-eastA man starts running towardsnorth with acceleration a. Thetime after which man will feelthe wind blowing towards eastisAnswer only if u know |
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Answer» ANSWER is c |
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একটি বিকারে 4 ডিগ্রি সেন্টিগ্রেড উষ্ণতা র জল দ্বারা কানাই কানাই পূর্ণ আছে। জলের উষ্ণতা কমালে কি ঘটবে? |
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Answer» বিকারে 4 ডিগ্রি সেন্টিগ্রেড উষ্ণতা র জল দ্বারা কানাই কানাই পূর্ণ আছে। জলের |
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Q. 6 Two charges +3q and - 3q are placed at some separation is F Newton. What will be the forcebetween two proton at the same separation. |
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An object takes 5 s to reach theground from a height of 5 m on aplanet. What is the value of g on theplanet? |
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Answer» do it 5×5 you will GET answer |
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How many degree celsious is on joule |
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Answer» Answer: 1899.1005. Explanation: The answer is 1899.1005. We assume you are converting between JOULE and celsius heat unit. You can VIEW more DETAILS on each measurement unit: joule or celsius heat unit The SI derived unit for ENERGY is the joule. 1 joule is equal to 0.00052656507646646 celsius heat unit. |
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explain whyis it difficult for human for a fireman to hold a horse, ehich ejects a large amount of wster at a high velocity |
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Answer» Explanation: Every action has an equal and opposite reaction. When the fireman holds the hose, it has an opposite reaction ACCORDING to the third LAW of motion. ... Thus, due to the opposite reaction of the WATER with high VELOCITY a fireman finds it difficult to hold the hose. |
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Current carrying conductor placed in a magnetic field experiences a force. The device based on this principle is |
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Answer» Answer: The PRINCIPLE of an ELECTRIC motor is based on Fleming's LEFT hand rule. i.e., a current carrying conductor experiences a FORCE when placed in a magnetic field. |
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Would it possible to walk on wet marble floor ? Why? |
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Answer» On a wet marble FLOOR, the friction is very less. We can walk only when there is more friction. Due to the less friction, we may SLIP. So, it is very difficult to walk on a wet marble floor......... |
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Band theory of solids is mainly due to? |
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Answer» Explanation: Band theory, in SOLID-state physics, theoretical MODEL describing the states of ELECTRONS, in solid materials, that can have values of ENERGY only within certain specific ranges. The behaviour of an ELECTRON in a solid (and hence its energy) is related to the behaviour of all other particles around it. |
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a measuring cylinder has a mass of 120g when empty when it contains 50 cm of a liquid the total mass of the cylinder and tthe liquid is 160g what is the density |
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Answer» REFER to the ATTACHMENT :) |
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abc is an equilateral triangle with side 10cm. D is the mid point of B C. A charge of 100uC, -100uC and 75 uC are placed at B, C and D respectively. what is the charge experience by a 1uC positive charge placed at A? |
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plz help............its an example...but there ans is not clear... ;-) |
Answer» Given:-Case1:-Mass=m1 Acceleration(A1)=10m/s² Case 2:-Mass=m2 Acceleration(a2)=20m/s² To find:-Acceleration of the BODY for mass m1+m2 Solution:-Here,we shall be using Newton's second law of motion i.e.---- F=mam1=F/a1 m1=5/10 m1=1/2kg m2=F/a2 m2=5/20 m2=1/4kg Thus,M=m1+m2M=1/2+1/4 M=3/4kg Now,a=F/Ma=5/3/4 a=20/3m/s² Thus,acceleration when both the MASSES are tied together is 20/3m/s². |
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A convex lens of focal length 8 cm forms a real image of the same size as the object. The distance between object and its image will be |
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Answer» answer. BASIC OPTICS We KNOW that image is of same hight than that of the object (in LENSES) only when the OBJ. is placed AT 2F1(C). AND A COMMON FORMULA WE KNOW IS THAT 2*F approximately equals RADIUS OF CURVATURE.... THEREFORE, distance btw obj and LENS is — 2*8 . = 16cm. AND SINCE THE IMAGE IS AS FAR FROM LENS AS OBJ IS:— DISTANCE BTW OBJ AND IMAGE IS 2*16 . = 32 HOPE IT HELPSPLZ RATE BRAINLIST!! |
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Is the tension constant in vertical circular motion? No spam No joke |
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Answer» Answer: In ANOTHER lesson, we talked about UNIFORM circular motion, which is motion in a circle at a constant speed. In this motion, the centripetal FORCE, the force that points towards the CENTER of a circle, is ALWAYS constant. |
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Which of the two bodies A and B in the following graph is moving with higher speed?Why? |
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Answer» Answer:
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Q. 7 An Uncharged metallic sphere is suspended in a uniform electric field by means of a silkthread. What will be the electric field at a point inside the sphere? If the sphere is uniformly chargedwhat would then be the electric field. |
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Answer» Answer: electric field of a SPHERE of uniform charge density and total charge charge Q can be obtained by applying Gauss' law. Considering a Gaussian SURFACE in the FORM of a sphere at radius r > R, the electric field has the same magnitude at every POINT of the surface and is directed outward. |
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the image of a Candle flame fromed by a mirror is obtained on a screen if the image is three times the size of flame and the distance between mirror and image is 80cm at what distance should the candle be placed from the mirror what will be the position of the flame to form an image at 30cm in front the mirror |
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Answer» Answer: 8 Explanation: |
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