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Short2mOld Question · 2078Fluid staticsSolution available

Derive Bernoulli‟s equation

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Short2mOld Question · 2078Fluid staticsSolution available

You can squirt water from a garden hose a considerably greater distance by partially covering the opening with your thumb. Explain how this works.

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443
Short3mOld Question · 2078ElectronsSolution available

State Bohr’s postulates of the atomic model.

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444
Short2mOld Question · 2078Solution available

A refrigerator transfers heat from a cold body to hot body. Does this not violate the second law of thermodynamics? Give reason.

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445
Short1mOld Question · 2078Solution available

State the second law of thermodynamics.

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446
Short1mOld Question · 2078Fluid staticsSolution available

State Bernoulli principle.

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447
Short2mOld Question · 2078Fluid staticsSolution available

Two spherical raindrops of equal size are falling vertically through the air with a certain terminal velocity. If these two drops were to coalesce to form a single drop and fall with a new terminal velocity, explain how the terminal velocity of the new drop compares to the original terminal velocity

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448
Short2mOld Question · 2078Solution available

If the Earth were to shrink suddenly, what would happen to the length of the day? Give reason.

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449
Short2mOld Question · 2078Solution available

Explain why angular velocity of the Earth increases when it comes closer to the Sun in its orbit.

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450
Short1mOld Question · 2078Solution available

Define “moment of inertia‟

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451
Short1mOld Question · 2078Fluid staticsSolution available

Define “surface tension”.

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452
MCQ1mOld Question · 2078Wave motionSolution available

What is the point where the seismic waves start called?

A

epicentre

B

hypocentre

C

metacentre

D

seismic centre

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453
MCQ1mOld Question · 2078Magnetic FieldSolution available

A coil having turns and cross-section area carries current . Which physical quantity does the product represent?

A

magnetic flux of the coil

B

magnetic flux density of the coil

C

magnetic moment of the coil

D

magnetic susceptibility of the coil

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454
MCQ1mOld Question · 2078First law of thermodynamicsSolution available

What is the coefficient of performance of an ideal refrigerator working between ice point and room temperature ?

A

$0$

B

C

$1$

D

$10$

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455
MCQ1mOld Question · 2078Fluid staticsSolution available

What will be the height of a capillary on the surface of the Moon if it is on Earth?

A

$h$

B

$\frac{h}{6}$

C

D

zero

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456
MCQ1mOld Question · 2078Fluid staticsSolution available

A horizontal stream of air is blown under one of the pans of a beam balance as shown in the figure. What will be the effect of this on the pan?

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A

goes up

B

goes down

C

remains unaffected

D

rotates

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457
MCQ1mOld Question · 2078Acoustic phenomenaSolution available

Which one of the following directly affects the quality of sound?

A

shape of the source

B

frequency

C

intensity

D

wave form

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458
Short2mOld Question · 2078Solution available

Calculate the charge on the oil drop.

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459
Short4mOld Question · 2078Solution available

One way of measuring the magnetic flux density could be the use of a Hall probe. Suggest one reason why Hall probe is not a suitable instrument to measure the magnetic flux density for the arrangement shown in the below figure.

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Short1mOld Question · 2078Solution available

State Law of electromagnetic induction

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