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Physical state of ice, water and steam are very different but the chemical composition of water in all the three states is H2O.

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  (a) the greatest volume is occupied by CH4 and

(b) the smallest volume by NO

According to Avagadro’s Law,

Volume of 1 mole of a gas at STP   =   22.4 L

Now, we know,

1 mole  =     Molar mass

∴   Vol

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Explanation – as body moving with uniform acceleration a=0

The sum of forces is zero F1+F2+F3=0

a)let F1, F2, F3 be the three forces passing through the point . let F1and F2 be in the plane A

so F3 =- (F1+F2) so F3 is also in plan

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Explanation -initial speed of coin u= 20m/s

Acceleration of elevator =2m/s2 acceleration due to gravity = 10m/s2

Effective acceleration =g+a=12m/s2

We know that v=u +at

0= 20+ (-12)t

So t= 20/12=5/3 s

Time of ascent = time of descent

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Explanation- from the diagram x= t=dx/dt=1m/s

So ax= 0

From the diagram y =t2

dy/dt=2t  or ay=d2y/dt2=2m/s2

Iy= may=500 (10-3) (2) =1N

Fx=max=0

F= F x 2 + F y 2 = 1N

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Explanation- mass of gun =100kg

Mass of ball =1kg and height of cliff = 500m

So horizontal distance travelled by the ball is x = 400m

So h =1/2gt2

500= 1 2 10 ( t ) 2 so t= 10s

X=ut then u= 400/10=40m/s

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Explanation-given mass of the block =M

Coefficient of friction between block and the wall = μ

In equilibrium  condition vertical and horizontal component balance each other

So f=mg

And F=N but the force of friction f= μ N = μ F

  μ F = M g

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Explanation- in equilibrium, The force mgsin θ acting on the block A is parallel to the plane should be balanced by the tension in the string

mgsin θ = T = F

and for block B, w=T=F

 from these two above equation 

w=mgsin θ = 100s

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Explanation- m1= 5kg, m2= 3kg

And g= 9.8m/s2 and a= 2m/s2

For the upper block T1-T2-5g=5a

T1-T2= 5 (g+a)

For the lower block T2-3g =3a

T2=3 (g+a)=3 (9.8+2)=35.4N

T1=T2+5 (g+a)=94.4N

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Explanation – when the lower thread CD is pulled with a * the thread Cd itself break because the thread CD is not transmitted to the thread Ab instantly.

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