List- I (Layer of atmosphere) | List- II (Approximate height over earth's surface) | ||
A. | F1-Layer | I. | 10 km |
B. | D-Layer | II. | 170-190 km |
C. | Troposphere | III. | 100 km |
D. | E-layer | IV. | 65-75 km |
Let S={\(a,b,c\)} be the sample space with the associated probabilities satisfying \(P(a)=2P(b)\) and \(P(b)=2P(c).\)Then the value of \(P(a)\) is
Which are the non-benzenoid aromatic compounds in the following?
Car P is heading east with a speed V and car Q is heading north with a speed \(\sqrt{3}\). What is the velocity of car Q with respect to car P?
The Earth's magnetic field stretches millions of kilometers into space and resembles a bar magnet. The earth's magnetic pole is positioned between the Northern Pole and the North Pole's Antarctic magnets. That is why a compass magnet's north pole points north (north and south poles attract).
The Earth's magnetic field extends far and wide, but it is very small in terms of field power. It has a field power of merely 40,000 nT as compared to a refrigerator magnet which has a power of 107 nT.
These are the components that are responsible for the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field of the earth at a given location: