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Uncover the laws that govern the universe, from the smallest particles to the vastness of space. Physics seeks to explain the fundamental mechanisms of the natural world.

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Q: Using the right-hand rule for magnetic fields when looking in the direction of the flow of current which will be the direction of the magnetic field
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Q: For how many hours did Thomas Edison's light bulb stay lit
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Q: A boat moves at a speed of 15 kmh in still water. The river it is traveling in flows at a rate of 3 kmh downstream. What is the velocity of the boat if it travels downstream What is the velocity of th
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Q: A football is kicked with a velocity of 31 ms at an angle of 41 degrees what is the balls acceleration in the vertical direction
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Q: Gravity is least involved in the process of ......
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Q: Why does a ball roll faster on a steeper ramp than a less steep ramp
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Q: Occurs when sound waves apparently bend around an obstacle.
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Q: Kinetic friction is the frictional force needed to start an object
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Q: If you are moving toward the source of a sound wave and then pass the source and continue moving away the will change.
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Q: How do street lamps work
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Q: There are many risks associated with nuclear power. Which is NOT a risk associated with nuclear power
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Q: Write the conditions of maximum and minimum in diffraction pattern due to a single slit
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Q: What is the fixed point which a lever rotates
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Q: Lubricant friction by replacing
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Q: For an observer who stays in one spot when the source of a sound is moving the sound wave's
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Q: The less dense areas in a sound wave are called .
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Q: Where did hertz come from
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Q: Technician A says that UHSS is designed to absorb collision energy. Technician B says that mild steel is designed to transfer collision energy. Who is right
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Q: What happens if magnetic forces come in contact with one another
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Q: A group of objects that interact and affect each other
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Q: It is the average velocity multiply by time
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Q: The change in velocity in a particular time
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Q: Why is water quantity important
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Q: What happens to the kinetic energy of the ball after its collision with the ground
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Q: Wave impact and pressure cause what
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Q: What happens to the energy content of a system when work is done on or by it
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Q: Different between temporary magnet and Parmanent magnet
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Q: A ball is dropped from a certain height. What is its initial speed
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Q: What is the period for a frequency of MHz
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Q: What are the Factors affecting the frequency stability of an oscillator
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Q: Frequency range of infrared light
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Q: What is a electromagnetic wave that consist of vibrating and fields
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Q: What external forces act on a hang glider
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Q: The rounding and smoothing of stream pebbles as they bounce against each other is caused by what
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Q: Why is a machines output work always less than its input work
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Q: What is a system that uses heat to create chilled water
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Q: What is negative energy in physics
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Q: What type of energy conversion takes place when riding a bike turns on the headlight
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Q: The unit used to measure period is the .
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Q: What are the layers of elecrons surrounding the nucleus of an atom called
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Q: Do all animals see the same frequencies of visible light as humans do
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Q: Sentence for deceleration
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Q: Sentence for velocity
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Q: What is the difference between transparent and translucend matter
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Q: Substances with high thermal energy have fast moving particles but depend on mass (amount).
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