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Q:

Most waves used for communication purposes rely on geostationary satellites because _____

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    They cannot transmit data at long distances due to curvature of the earth
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    They are reflected by the atmosphere
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    They are very cheap
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    It does not occupy space on the earth’s surface
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Answer : 1. "They cannot transmit data at long distances due to curvature of the earth"
Explanation :

Explanation: Most communication waves cannot transmit data accurately over long distances due to the curvature of the earth. They can only do so in the line of sight. However, they are not reflected by the ionosphere like radio waves and can be relayed to a wide area using geostationary satellites.

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An object of mass 13 kg is moving with a uniform velocity of 5 ms-1. What is the kinetic energy possessed by the object?

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    187.5 J
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    17.5 J
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    162.5 J
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    162.5 ms
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Answer : 3. "162.5 J"

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The power of a lens is -2.0 D. Here ‘D’ stands for ________.

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    distance
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    dilation
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    dioptre
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    degree
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Answer : 3. "dioptre"

Q:

Planetary scientists call the thin gaseous envelope around the Moon as the _______.

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    lunar stratosphere
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    lunar exosphere
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    lunar endosphere
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    lunar thermosphere
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Answer : 2. "lunar exosphere "

Q:

What does pupil come in bright light?

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    big
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    small
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    No change
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    None of these
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Answer : 2. "small"

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What is the degree of dissociation for strong electrolytes?

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    1
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    0
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    Less than 1
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    Greater than 1
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Answer : 1. "1"
Explanation :

Strong electrolytes have a degree of dissociation close to one, while weak electrolytes have a degree of dissociation less than one. Solvent nature: Solvents with a high dielectric constant show more dissociation. Dilution: As the solution is diluted, the degree of dissociation increases.

Q:

For an object experiencing weightlessness _____

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    its weight force is non-zero
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    it has inertia
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    it experiences a value of acceleration greater than the acceleration due to gravity
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    it experiences a value of acceleration lesser than the acceleration due to gravity
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Answer : 2. "it has inertia"

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What type of current is obtained from dynamo?

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    Direct Section
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    alternating current
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    both streams
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    None of these
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Answer : 1. "Direct Section"

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