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Collect information about optical fibre. Based on this information. Explain the construction and working of a typical optical fibre. From resources on world wide web, collect information about use of optical fibres in our country.@9599608544

Collect information about optical fibre. Based on this information. Explain the construction and working of a typical optical fibre. From resources on world wide web, collect information about use of optical fibres in our country.

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Collect two springs of different thickness. (i) Cut a piece of 15cm of each spring. (ii) Arrange a laboratory stand with clamp, a weight box and a set of weights. (iii) Suspend one of the springs from the laboratory stand. (iv) Fix a 15cm scale parallel to the hanging spring so that the zero of the scale is near the lower end of the spring. (v) Using trial, find which ranges of weights produce measurable extension in the string with the condition that each time, the weight is removed, the spring attains its original length. (Think ! Why this condition?)@9599608544

Collect two springs of different thickness.
(i) Cut a piece of 15cm of each spring.
(ii) Arrange a laboratory stand with clamp, a weight box and a set of weights.
(iii) Suspend one of the springs from the laboratory stand.
(iv) Fix a 15cm scale parallel to the hanging spring so that the zero of the scale is near the lower end of the spring.
(v) Using trial, find which ranges of weights produce measurable extension in the string with the condition that each time, the weight is removed, the spring attains its original length. (Think ! Why this condition?)

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Describe the working of an astronomical telescope when the final image is formed at the least distance of distinct vision using necessary ray diagram.

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The radius of currature of each surface of a biconvex lens is 20cm. (i) Calculate its focal length if of glass = 1.5 (ii) Calculate its focal length when it is immersed in water ( = 1.33) (@9599608544

The radius of currature of each surface of a
biconvex lens is 20cm.
(i) Calculate its focal length if of glass = 1.5
(ii) Calculate its focal length when it is immersed in water ( = 1.33) (

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Define thermal conductivity of a material. What is its SI Unit? A cubical thermocol box, full of ice, has side 50cm and thickness of 4.0 cm. If outside temperature is 400C, find the amount of ice melted in five hours when the thermal conductivity of thermocol is 0.01 Js–1m–1oC and latent heat of fusion of ice is 335 Jg–1 @9599608544

Define thermal conductivity of a material. What is its SI Unit? A cubical thermocol box, full of ice, has side 50cm and thickness of 4.0 cm. If outside temperature is 400C, find the amount of ice melted in five hours when the thermal conductivity of thermocol is 0.01 Js–1m–1oC and latent heat of fusion of ice is 335 Jg–1

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Define young's modulus for a material. A wire of length L and area of cross section A is stretched by a force of magnitude F. It is found that the length of the wire is increased by  . Find: ( See Lesson-8) (i) Longitudinal stress (ii) Longitudinal strain (iii) Young's modulus@9599608544

Define young's modulus for a material. A wire of length L and area of cross section A is stretched by a force of magnitude F. It is found that the length of the wire is increased by  . Find: ( See Lesson-8) (i) Longitudinal stress
(ii) Longitudinal strain
(iii) Young's modulus

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