physics

Ans: The concept that biological phenomena follow the rules of physics is the origin of bio-physics. A forge is a simple tool belonging to a smithy; its functioning resembles the function of the lungs. The eye-lens is not at all different from an artificial lens made up of glass or plastic. Why can the laws … Read more

Ans: No, Physical and bio-logical spheres do not follow totally different rules. Thousands of years of observations and experiences reveal that the bio-logical world follows physical world; different organs of human body are reasonably compared to different parts of a machine. We may cite of the examples regarding the similar functioning of a microchip and … Read more

Ans: The atmosphere for its weight applies force on the earth’s surface and the amount of force acting perpendicularly on per-unit surface area of the earth, is called atmospheric pressure. As the altitude increase, the length of the air column decreases. So, the weight it applies to per-unit surface area i.e. pressure decreases with the … Read more

Ans: Whether an object is actually in rest or motion depends on the reference object. If the reference object or reference frame is actually at rest, the object at rest will be actually at rest with respect to that frame. This type of rest is called absolute rest. A body is said to be in … Read more

Ans: how even if a bigger distance is covered displacement can be zero. And distance is the initial and final position’s distance drawn in a straight line. So, if an object starts it motion and after covering a distance in a straight or curved line, but at last finishes at its initial point, than the … Read more

Melting point due to the application of heat, the solid remains unchanged until all the substances transform into a liquid. Here, the amount of heat required to transform the solid into a liquid is defined as the latent heat of fusion. This energy does not change the temperature of the solid but is used to … Read more