If two such conductors have a potential difference between them then as any potential difference is able to accelerate charged,the system effectively stores energy I want to know what is the relation between acceleration of charge and storing energy.

Asked Shaik

Sir i want to know more about application of angular momentum conservation in daily life

Asked Sivani

A bullet fired at an angle 60° with the vertical hits the levelled ground at distance of 200 m. Find the distance at which the bullet will hit the ground when fired at an angle of 30°(with same speed)

Asked Aabhash

Answer:

Both will have the same range since the angles θ and (90-θ) will result in the same range. For a given speed of projection there are two possible angles of projection to obtain the same range.

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SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

There are three papers – papers 1,2,& 3. All the papers are compulsory.

Paper – 1 consists of 50 multiple choice questions carrying 50 marks and the paper is to be finished in 1 hour 15 minutes.

Paper – 2 consists of 2 sections carrying total 60 marks to be completed in 90 minutes. Section I comprises of 7 short-structured questions. Candidates can answer any five and score 15 marks. Section II comprises of five essay questions out of which the candidates can answer any three to get 45 marks.

Paper – 3 Practical test with three questions and the candidates are to answer any two in 2 hr 45 minutes.

DISTRIBUTION OF THE MAJOR TOPICS IN PHYSICS OVER THE THREE YEARS – NIGERIA

Section I:

Concepts of Space, Time and Motion 1. Motion 2. Position, distance and displacement 3. Time 4. Speed and velocity 5. Rectilinear and derived units 6. Scalars and vectors 7. Equations of uniformity accelerated motion 8. Projectiles 9. Equilibrium of forces 10. Simple harmonic motion

Section II:

Conservation principles 1. Work, energy and power 2. Heat energy 3. Electric charges 4. Linear momentum 5. Mechanical energy 6. Heat energy i. temperature and its measurement ii. heat energy measurement iii. gas laws

SECTION III:

Waves 1. Production and propagation of waves 2. Types of waves 3. Properties of waves 4. Light waves 5. Sound waves 6. Application of light and sound waves i. light waves ii. sound waves 7. Electromagnetic waves

SECTION IV:

Fields 1. Production and description and property of a field 2. Gravitational field 3. Electric field 4. Magnetic field 5. Electromagnetic field 6. Simple A.C Circuit

SECTION V:

Quanta 1. Particulate nature of matter 2. Plastic properties of solids 3. Crystal structure 4. Fluids at rest and in motion 5. Molecular theory of matter 6. Models of the action 7. The nucleus 8. Energy quantization 9. Wave – particle paradox

The window and door of house Are both left open a windy day. The door which opens inward tend to slum shut when it is slightly ajar,.explain

Riya Parekh asked.

Answer:

This is a consequence of the difference in presure. When there if flow of air, the speed of air outside will be more and therefore the pressure immediately outside the door becomes less than that inside and therefore it gets shut.