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Real and Apparent Weight (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.11)

Real and Apparent Weight (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.11)

We often hear that objects appear to be weightless in a spaceship circling round the Earth. In order to examine the effect in some detail, let us first define, what do we mean by the weight? The real weight of an object is the gravitational pull of the Earth on the object.

Phylum: Arthropoda – Animals with Jointed Legs

Phylum: Arthropoda – Animals with Jointed Legs

The body is segmented. Each segment is attached to its neighbor by means of a modified portion of cuticle which is thin and flexible, they possess jointed appendages. These appendages have been modified for specialized functions.

Law of Conservation of Angular Momentum (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.8)

Law of Conservation of Angular Momentum (F.Sc - Physics – Chapter 5.8)

The law of conservation of angular momentum is one of the fundamental principles of physics. It has been verified from the cosmological to the submicroscopic level. The effect of the law of conservation of angular momentum is readily apparent if a single isolated spinning body alters its moment of inertia. This is illustrated by the diver in Fig. 5.13.

Grade Radiate Cells (F.Sc – Biology – Chapter 10)

Grade Radiate Cells (F.Sc – Biology – Chapter 10)

Cnidarians have double layer organization and are therefore diploblastic having tissue grade organization and have organs. During the development two germinal layers are formed the outer ectoderm and inner endoderm from which their bodies are constructed.

Angular Momentum (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.7)

Angular Momentum (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.7)

A particle is said to possess an angular momentum about a reference axis if it so moves that it’s angular position changes relative to that reference axis.
The angular momentum L of a particle of mass m moving with velocity v and momentum p (Fig. 5.10) relative to the origin O is defined as

Moment of Inertia (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.6)

Moment of Inertia (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.6)

Consider a mass m attached to the end of a massless rod as shown in Fig. 5.8.let us assume that the bearing at the pivot point O is frictionless. Let the system be in a horizontal plane. A force F is acting on the mass perpendicular to the rod and hence, this will accelerate the mass according to

Grade Bilateria Part 2 (F.Sc – Biology – Chapter 10)

Grade Bilateria Part 2 (F.Sc – Biology – Chapter 10)

Diploblastic animals belong to division radiata. The body of these animals consists of two layers of cells, ectoderm and endoderm. There is a jelly like mesenchyme or mesogloea which in most cases is non cellular. Diploblastic animals show lesser degree of specialization and they do not form specialized organs.