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(i) Define base and derived quantities. (ii) Describe scientific notation? Give an example. (iii) Differentiate
between physical balance and electronic balance. (iv) Differentiate between circular motion and rotatory motion.
(v) Define scalars and vectors. (vi) Differentiate between distance and displacement. (vii) Define limiting friction
and write its mathematical form. (viii) For a body of mass "m" moving in a circle of radius "r". If its velocity is
doubled, what will be the effect on value of centripetal force. (ix) Calculate the value of force acting on a body of
mass 2 kg and
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with x-axis. Write the magnitude of horizontal and
vertical components of the force. (ii) On doubling the moment arm, find its effect on the value of torque.
(iii) Define law of gravitation and write its mathematical form. (iv) Why are communication satellites stationed at
geostationary orbits? (v) Why is the value of "g" different at different places? (vi) Define work and write its S.I
unit. (vii) Write the names of any four forms of Energy. (viii) A machine does 4 Joule of work in 2 sec, calculate
its power.
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(i) On what factors pressure of a liquid depends?. (ii) Define principle of floatation. Why a wooden block
floats on surface of water?. (iii) Write any two uses of thermal expansion in our daily life. (iv) On what factors
evaporation of liquid depends?. (v) Calculate the value of latent heat of fusion of 4 kg of ice at
(vi) Define rate of flow of heat and write its mathematical form. (vii) Differentiate between land and sea breezes.
(viii) Why is it not advisable to wear dark colour clothes in summer season?.
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(b) A Picture frame is hanging by two vertical strings. The tension in the strings are 3.8 N & 4.4N. Find the weight of
the picture frame.
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8. (a) Define Pressure. Drive an expression for the pressure in liquids.
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(b) A Cube of glass of 5cm side and mass 306g has a Cavity inside it. If the density of glass if 2.55gcm -3. Find
the volume of the cavity.
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Find the Young's modulus of the wire.
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measured by a vernier calliper having positive zero error 0.02 cm. Find corrected dimater of cylinder
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12- Draw a graph between time & tempeture when ice is converted in to steam by slow heating with the help of
following table.
time (min)
0
Temp(C0) -30
5
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
-20
0
0
0
20
40
60
80
100
100
100
100
120