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  • @realnishantjindal
    @realnishantjindal  Год назад +3521

    I grew up learning that "jyesth bhrata ki bhumika pita samaan hoti hai." SON = Sibling Of Nishant

    • @Want2018pubg
      @Want2018pubg Год назад +125

      You are very good brother from otherwise many big brother taught bad things to thier small brother you are best brother

    • @yashashwikundan
      @yashashwikundan Год назад +49

      Example of a best brother 🎉🎉

    • @MadhavNandwani
      @MadhavNandwani Год назад +30

      I will become the same for my younger brother 💪

    • @reality7889
      @reality7889 Год назад +5

      bhaiya vedantu ke lectures lene ke baad ncert karta hun pr baad me jab dpp karta hu vedantu ki to bahut tough rehtin hai help bhaiya take me to right path

    • @peacefor-me
      @peacefor-me Год назад +5

      level niche jaega kyu ki ice ka area freeze hone ke bad bad jata he

  • @VivekGupta-o9y
    @VivekGupta-o9y Год назад +10192

    Nishant Jindal is a type of guy who mention his brother as SON in video's title

    • @Zindagijhand123
      @Zindagijhand123 Год назад +197

      Really, is he not jindals son?

    • @souvikmondal4866
      @souvikmondal4866 Год назад +95

      @@Zindagijhand123 ha bhi 100 th wala...oo to Dritarastha hai na😁lord Jindal

    • @shivamgaming7778
      @shivamgaming7778 Год назад +22

      ​@vanshrajgupta6103not just I'm 4 months in just and just 4 years 😂

    • @gaurav.agrawal.
      @gaurav.agrawal. Год назад +8

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂sahi kha

    • @VivekGupta-o9y
      @VivekGupta-o9y Год назад +28

      He has named his 2 mo old video as meet my sons
      Mtlb meet my sibling of Nishant
      Koi sense hai is baat ka
      Mtlb kuchh bhii , kuchh bhiii

  • @prajwalthakur9609
    @prajwalthakur9609 8 месяцев назад +662

    Maximum of students say that they had wasted their 11th class, but this child is not even wasting his 7th class.

    • @wvsbhaskar5922
      @wvsbhaskar5922 5 месяцев назад +2

      What's ur point😂

    • @CAAspirant-x6o
      @CAAspirant-x6o 5 месяцев назад +11

      he's wasting his childhood tho hum toh 8th tk maze kre hain tb tk hi hoti h life 9th se gadha mazdoori ki trh 8 ghanta school 2 ghanta coaching 4 ghanta self yhi rah jata hai

    • @thethreehackersthehackers290
      @thethreehackersthehackers290 4 месяца назад +1

      Jab jeevan mai age na badh pao to pichla waqt yaard karne ka man bhi nhi karta ​@@CAAspirant-x6o

    • @VivekSharma-sn7hl
      @VivekSharma-sn7hl 4 месяца назад

      ​@@CAAspirant-x6owahi 9th 10th me bhi utna pressure nahi hota lakin humara lockdown ho gaya aur phir sidha 11 se jee prep chalu

    • @vishdit4660
      @vishdit4660 3 месяца назад

      I know a kid who is in 7th Class and studying 12th class maths, physics and chemistry.

  • @rahulkumaryadav2292
    @rahulkumaryadav2292 Год назад +6754

    SON = Sibling Of Nishant😅

  • @Sushrut1101
    @Sushrut1101 8 месяцев назад +84

    Nishant Jindal is a guy who's wife's birth date is 24/7 (24 July) 😂

  • @Pleasestudy-pm3ny
    @Pleasestudy-pm3ny Год назад +3314

    Meanwhile us who wasted whole 11th 💀

  • @himeshmohapatra7693
    @himeshmohapatra7693 4 месяца назад +65

    Hey kid blink twice if you’re getting forced to do this 🥹

  • @agniveer122
    @agniveer122 Год назад +4002

    Future AIR 247 Spotted 💀💀

  • @AkshayKumar-g4l
    @AkshayKumar-g4l 6 месяцев назад +114

    But due to difference in density of water and ice, the level of water should be down the initial level.

    • @pragyasingh4154
      @pragyasingh4154 6 месяцев назад +12

      yaa I was thinking the same that the water level will decrease

    • @AlokSaraswat-f9t
      @AlokSaraswat-f9t 6 месяцев назад +13

      Bhai question thoda dhyan se padh, ice water likha hai normal water nhi. It means ki water ka temperature bhi lagbhag 0°C ke pass hai esliye ice and ice water ki density lagbhag same hai

    • @thundersmokegamerz7431
      @thundersmokegamerz7431 6 месяцев назад +2

      @SciGalaxy _12. 0°c mein bhi ice ta vol water se jyada hota hai...during gain of latent heat uska volume exponentially bdtha hai

    • @JOD_PlaYzZz
      @JOD_PlaYzZz 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@thundersmokegamerz7431hnn bhai me bhi yhi socha ki vo tomelt hone pr uska volume badhega kyunki FOA km hogaor voln badhega to Pani ka level to badhna hi chahiye. Sorry agr glt hu to😊😅

    • @AadilBhat-nh6xb
      @AadilBhat-nh6xb 6 месяцев назад +1

      Yeah it will decrease

  • @MadhavNandwani
    @MadhavNandwani Год назад +1511

    Agar mai bhi 8th me padh leta to aaj 11th ka backlog na hota 🥲

    • @godxtan6416
      @godxtan6416 Год назад +163

      Phir 8th ka backlog hota😂😂

    • @ManishaDevi-b4g
      @ManishaDevi-b4g Год назад +38

      ​@@godxtan6416what a brain😂😂

    • @uttkarsh7823
      @uttkarsh7823 Год назад +28

      11th me bhi padh leta, to bhi backlog ni hota.

    • @uttkarsh7823
      @uttkarsh7823 Год назад +20

      Jokes apart,
      The best time to study was is class 8, the second best time is rn, go for it!

    • @Pleasestudy-pm3ny
      @Pleasestudy-pm3ny Год назад +1

      ​@@godxtan6416shabash😂

  • @ItsForFun9
    @ItsForFun9 6 месяцев назад +71

    Wrong Answer😕 :
    Because,
    Ice increases in size when it forms ice from water. Hence when the snow melts the water level will go down as the total volume decreases

    • @Anonymous-xz1ym
      @Anonymous-xz1ym 6 месяцев назад +11

      Mai bhi vohi soch raha tha. Ice ki density Kam hoti hai water se. So when it melts, the total volume of water + melted ice will be lower than initial water + ice.

    • @bhuvan-u1d
      @bhuvan-u1d 5 месяцев назад +6

      bro you are wrong the excess ice is floating up which is not increasing water level since ice is lighter than water so the level will not increase even if ice melts

    • @Bon_fire1
      @Bon_fire1 5 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@bhuvan-u1dbro it doesnt float it just partially sinks only 1 third is visible or even less density of water is more but its volume is less and ice volume is more

    • @bhuvan-u1d
      @bhuvan-u1d 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@Bon_fire1 ha to wahi mai kah rha hu level nhi badhega ice ka jitna hissa extra volume bana rha hai wo bahar hai to wo volume nhi badhaega aur pighalne ke baad to density kam ho jaaegi to level utna hi rhega

    • @studyaccount499
      @studyaccount499 4 месяца назад +2

      ​@@bhuvan-u1d areee lvl kam ho jayega bcz lets say
      VOLUME OF ICE CUBE - X
      VOLUME OF MELTED ICE(LIQUID FORM)-Y
      VOLUME OF WATER IN CONTAINER WHILE ICE CUBE IS THERE = V-X
      Then since density of ice is less that water, thus volume of water formed from a initial volume of ice will be less meaning Y

  • @prithvikanyal8886
    @prithvikanyal8886 2 месяца назад +9

    Water level will fall
    Because ice occupies more space than water due to its cage like structure
    So if ice melts then water level will fall as water occupies less space

    • @ayushrout9015
      @ayushrout9015 Месяц назад

      Yes bro you are absolutely right but why noone answer right in comments but support him

    • @ayushrout9015
      @ayushrout9015 Месяц назад

      Yes bro you are absolutely right but why noone answer right in comments but support him

    • @ayushrout9015
      @ayushrout9015 Месяц назад

      Yes bro you are absolutely right but why noone answer right in comments but support him

  • @Priyanshu_889
    @Priyanshu_889 Год назад +498

    Nishant jeendal is a type of guy who starts teaching his brother exactly before 4 months of jee 2024

  • @ojescarey6897
    @ojescarey6897 5 месяцев назад +2

    But ice density < water density
    Mass / vol ice < mass/ vol water
    Vol ice > vol of water
    So when ice will melt into water there will be space left hence water level will decline
    Am I right?!!

  • @Lakhe101
    @Lakhe101 Год назад +220

    Actually the level of water will fall because ice has more volume than water. So when it melts its volume decreases and the water level will fall.

    • @riddleme.172oo5
      @riddleme.172oo5 Год назад +14

      Yah it's correct

    • @TechMobileReal
      @TechMobileReal Год назад +3

      .🤔🤔🤔

    • @suryanshgarg5358
      @suryanshgarg5358 Год назад +14

      some part of ice is also above the surface when ice is floating it will compensate the changes...

    • @Mr.X_Poke_Unite.
      @Mr.X_Poke_Unite. Год назад +1

      Correct

    • @Satorugojo13
      @Satorugojo13 10 месяцев назад +1

      i think because that volume makes a very marginal difference in a beaker, it is ignored but you are correct

  • @PradipBhandariP
    @PradipBhandariP 6 месяцев назад +3

    Whenever an object floats on liquid it displaces the liquid equal to its own weight, which is sometimes referred as flotation law. In this particular scenario, the water in the beaker will not overflow after the ice being floated completely melts because when the ice floated it already displaced the liquid equal to its own weight. Even the ice melts the overall volume of system ( beaker water+ice) remains same guaranteeing the water in the beaker will not overflow .

  • @challengeacceptededunitian7391
    @challengeacceptededunitian7391 Год назад +229

    Nishant Jindal is a type of guy who's brother is his son also 😭

  • @MyWastedPotential
    @MyWastedPotential Год назад

    3:24 right hand lower back
    4:08 Do DEEZ
    5:25 Do DEEZ
    7:00 DO DEEZ
    2-3 Times a Day (2 Set per Exercise)

  • @ajaykashyap5061
    @ajaykashyap5061 Год назад +105

    Aapka ldka ☠️☠️☠️☠️..... teaching se Jada to iska heart attack aagya ☠️☠️☠️🙂

  • @ashish_1227
    @ashish_1227 6 месяцев назад +5

    ye depend karta hai ice cube pe
    agar ice cube me bade bade air bubbles hai tab
    1) ice ne jitna bhi displace karrakha hai ..... Pani to upar jayega na ... us level ko mark kardo.... aur melt hone do
    2) melt honeke baad dekho wo mark se water level match karti hai ya nahi
    .. if ice has a lot of air bubbles the water level will fall
    .... if ice has no air bubbles then the water level will be at the mark
    I hope you understood
    options mei "insufficient data" bhi hona chahiye

    • @spb1237
      @spb1237 6 месяцев назад +1

      Thnq.. Maine 1st case assume kiya tha..

    • @SrishtiSingh-ek1hf
      @SrishtiSingh-ek1hf 6 месяцев назад +2

      TQ

    • @rajithaprakash9243
      @rajithaprakash9243 5 месяцев назад +1

      you are right.......TQ

    • @studyaccount499
      @studyaccount499 4 месяца назад

      Kuch nahin absolutely wrng.... ice always has less density that liquid water, doesnt matter if has bubbles or not, so the water lvl will always fall. The density is water is maximum at 4 degree celsius, then it tends to decrease thus a V volume ice cube after melting will form V' volume liquid water such thst V>V'

  • @subrat_jain
    @subrat_jain Год назад +308

    Kaash hamari bhi kismat aisi hoti koi guide hi nhi thi

    • @uttkarsh7823
      @uttkarsh7823 Год назад +25

      Don't use it as an excuse.

    • @Indiananime19
      @Indiananime19 Год назад +9

      My brother is in IIT kanpur I'm neet aspirant he doesn't even guide mei 0.1% 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. All he says learn all by urself 😅🥲🥲🥲

    • @theelegantfacts5073
      @theelegantfacts5073 Год назад +9

      ​@@Indiananime19NEET and IIT having difference of Sky and Surface that's why he is not guiding you

    • @AdityaChandel15
      @AdityaChandel15 7 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@theelegantfacts5073 but he dan teach him some concepts though

    • @abhijeetsawant9343
      @abhijeetsawant9343 7 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@theelegantfacts5073 When you miss your English class this happens

  • @rupnil_mondal
    @rupnil_mondal 10 месяцев назад +3

    Actually, it takes less volume for the same mass up to 4∘C, after which the density of water increases with an increase in temperature. Because of this, ice actually contracts when it melts into water, i.e. its volume decreases even when the mass remains the same.

  • @unnatkrishna2297
    @unnatkrishna2297 Год назад +38

    But isn't water will fall because ice have air gaps due to which the amount of which it has displaced will be more then amount of water will form after melting??

    • @Satorugojo13
      @Satorugojo13 10 месяцев назад +4

      It is marginal and can be ignored but at a molecular level, yes, you are corect

    • @krishnasingh_220
      @krishnasingh_220 10 месяцев назад +3

      brother draw the FBD of iceblock and use Vpg=mg to get V=m/p (where p is density of liquid in which the block is kept i.e. water and m is the mass of iceblock) now after the ice has melted it will occupy V"=m/p (p is again density of liquid water and m is the mass of water that had melted from ice block of mass m )
      from V=m/p if p of liquid is less than the p of water than V>V" i.e the initial volume occupied by the ice block is more than the volume occupied after melting so in that case the level of liquid will fall. In case if p of liquid is more p of water than the level of liquid will rise
      thus the level of water will remain unchanged if the iceblock was made with the same density of water as in the beaker

    • @RONALDOCR-bq9sg
      @RONALDOCR-bq9sg 10 месяцев назад +5

      Bhai physics chal rhi he

    • @MrSks23
      @MrSks23 10 месяцев назад +1

      Nahi tabhi nahi hoga kyu ki ek aur concept hai surface tension ka, jo kam sein kam 10 sein 5% water increase tak bhi over flow nahi karega

    • @swaroopshinde3539
      @swaroopshinde3539 8 месяцев назад

      That's what I m thinking

  • @RamprasadHota-g7777
    @RamprasadHota-g7777 18 дней назад +1

    He is a type of guy who is pregnant but always fails to deliver

  • @jeein2025
    @jeein2025 Год назад +22

    Simply Archimedes principle ki ice NE water ke saath beaker full Kar rkha hai ice ki volume fixed hai hence level same rhega

    • @omkarvirdhe
      @omkarvirdhe Год назад +6

      Tuze yeh 8th me aata tha kya!?

    • @jeein2025
      @jeein2025 Год назад

      @@omkarvirdhe 9th mein padhate hain aur 8th online thi bhai samjha kar

    • @KaranKumar-dp7qk
      @KaranKumar-dp7qk Год назад

      ​@@jeein2025melt hote smay anomalous contraction hoga ki nhi tb to volume girna chahiye aur initially water k level fix tha pr ab jb ice melt kr ke water banega tb to water k level fall hona chahiye n

    • @jeein2025
      @jeein2025 Год назад

      @@KaranKumar-dp7qk O pai mere aapne Buoyancy nhi padhi kya? 💀💀

  • @streame_football
    @streame_football 5 месяцев назад +4

    What was that wrong answer.
    Ice has less density than water meanwhile it also acquires more volume than water when taken the same in weight. Meaning, 1 kg of ice acquires more volume than 1 kg of water.
    So according to this case the water level will decrease. I will not increase or remain same.

    • @altboi7154
      @altboi7154 5 месяцев назад +1

      your explanation/ logic is right, but you said one factual statement wrong that is ice is more denser while its not, i believe its not intentional

    • @streame_football
      @streame_football 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@altboi7154 ohh! Yes you are right. It was a voice typing mistake. I corrected it

  • @mustafa-ps7mf
    @mustafa-ps7mf Год назад +409

    Son 💀💀💀💀

  • @gamingwithyash9283
    @gamingwithyash9283 18 дней назад +1

    So how did this not work for glaciers and antarctic ice..

  • @pranjalsurvivors5057
    @pranjalsurvivors5057 Год назад +17

    Nishant Jindal is a type of guy who teaches his brother saying him as his Son😂😂😂😂

  • @saswataghoshlearning4361
    @saswataghoshlearning4361 8 месяцев назад +1

    I am in 8 Ihave completed many topics of math from 11 and 12 I can also solve the jee questions from the chapters I have read .So uncle can you tell what can be my AIR

  • @aradhyagautam2795
    @aradhyagautam2795 Год назад +11

    Jr Jindal is lucky that he can study till 2:47 am

  • @GarimaArora-sv8je
    @GarimaArora-sv8je 7 месяцев назад +7

    Water level will actually fall because ice has lower density than water and so when it will melt it will give water in less volume than the ice initial volume .
    Hence net volume will be decrease

    • @U.N.RIITJEE
      @U.N.RIITJEE 5 месяцев назад

      You are right bro i also think so

  • @kuldeepbhatt2457
    @kuldeepbhatt2457 Год назад +17

    bhaiya aap concepts kafi acche se explain karte ho

  • @devjyotikundu8617
    @devjyotikundu8617 5 месяцев назад +1

    You r wrong Jindal sir...
    Volume of ice is 11/10 volume of water...
    Soo the water level will decrease..😊

  • @narainagro9461
    @narainagro9461 4 месяца назад +11

    This is not a concept of class 11 its a concept of class 9 ICSE board selina book chapter name upthrust and Archimedes Principle
    ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @Anshu-lv3ch
    @Anshu-lv3ch 7 месяцев назад +1

    Can you clear my concept if ice has air block between particle but when it melt it became less than its volume it should fall might I am wrong but I want to know about the answer
    Myself anshu class 10 student

  • @ayushupadhyay5503
    @ayushupadhyay5503 7 месяцев назад +9

    Kaash mera paas bhi aisa he bada bhai hota his two brothers are very lucky to have him God bless you bro❤

  • @kshitijkumar2002
    @kshitijkumar2002 7 месяцев назад

    Hello!! I have logic is different in this question!!
    We know that ice has more volume than water ! Hence ice will take more space in solid form. But when eventually the ice melts, it converts into water which has less volume compared to the ice of the same weight. Hence the water level should fall.
    Please let me know if somewhere I am wrong

    • @kshitijkumar2002
      @kshitijkumar2002 7 месяцев назад

      @@lakshyarana3388 bro, we know that ice is less denser than water.. which directly means the particles of ice has more space so it's less denser...

  • @HarshalTandel-rl5pg
    @HarshalTandel-rl5pg 4 месяца назад +6

    Bhai class 9th concept hai (Archimedes principle)

  • @ShivanandPandey-l8m
    @ShivanandPandey-l8m 2 месяца назад +1

    Sir pls clear my doubt as D=M/V so agr uce ki D km h to V jada hogi or age wo water bn jaega to water ki D jada hogi to V km ho jaegi to is hisab se to level niche jana chahie

  • @guru8698
    @guru8698 Год назад +10

    C)fall
    Are bhai ice 🧊 ki density water se kam hoti hai to jab wo melt hoga to density badh jaegi volume kam ho jaega to level fall krega na bhai.
    Aur is eble bachche ko hmm krne k 5k likes mil rhe hai to kal se me bhi youtube start krdunga .
    Are bhai ise pehle 8th ka matter to padhao🙏🙏🙏

    • @Harsh-be3yb
      @Harsh-be3yb Год назад +1

      Exactly what I thought

    • @BUBUBOT
      @BUBUBOT Год назад

      AIR___ spotted

    • @aditya_k8176
      @aditya_k8176 Год назад

      Bro releases all his frustrations
      Keep calm brother

    • @guru8698
      @guru8698 Год назад

      @@aditya_k8176 but kaise hum yaha ghis ghis k lal hi rhe hai phir bhi 1 question nhi hil rha is chutiye n air 240 kaise nikali

    • @krishnasingh_220
      @krishnasingh_220 10 месяцев назад +2

      brother draw the FBD of iceblock and use Vpg=mg to get V=m/p (where p is density of liquid in which the block is kept i.e. water and m is the mass of iceblock) now after the ice has melted it will occupy V"=m/p (p is again density of liquid water and m is the mass of water that had melted from ice block of mass m )
      from V=m/p if p of liquid is less than the p of water than V>V" i.e the initial volume occupied by the ice block is more than the volume occupied after melting so in that case the level of liquid will fall. In case if p of liquid is more p of water than the level of liquid will rise
      thus the level of water will remain unchanged if the iceblock was made with the same density of water as in the beaker

  • @Theyushhh
    @Theyushhh 6 месяцев назад +2

    But ice contains air in it and it is also less heavier than water so the level should fall...

    • @studyaccount499
      @studyaccount499 4 месяца назад

      You are right for all the wrong reasons

  • @greatwarrior5436
    @greatwarrior5436 5 месяцев назад +4

    Nishant Jindal is a type of guy who find electron in a nodal plane😂😂

  • @surendrabishnoi2929
    @surendrabishnoi2929 7 месяцев назад +1

    i think its decreased because some air bubbles are present in ice then the bubble leads to decrease the final volume
    I think am i right ?

  • @satwikchaudhary732
    @satwikchaudhary732 10 месяцев назад

    But when water freezes, it expands so when ice melts, it expands
    So now, space occupied by ice will more than space occupied by melted ice(water)
    Then, water level in jar will decrease

  • @priyanshuagarwal3363
    @priyanshuagarwal3363 Год назад +21

    Hmm he Made sons during his jee preparation. Absolute legend.

  • @ashirwadkatkamwar5555
    @ashirwadkatkamwar5555 Год назад +1

    But according to anomalous behaviour of water under 4 °C (Ice O°C)
    As ice dissolve volume decreases and as there is ice water (cold )
    so finally water level kya thodasa fall hona chahiye?

  • @crazyfacts4718
    @crazyfacts4718 5 месяцев назад +4

    The level will fall...density of ice is lower than water meaning it displaced more water than it's weight and when the ice melts it's volume will be less than that of ice and the level will fall

    • @priyankaanand3405
      @priyankaanand3405 4 месяца назад

      Lol bro atleast solve the question first. It remains same only

    • @kamleshwarprasad8539
      @kamleshwarprasad8539 4 месяца назад +1

      Yes bro you are right . The level will fall because the volume of water increases after reaching the temperature less than 3° .

    • @kamleshwarprasad8539
      @kamleshwarprasad8539 4 месяца назад +1

      ​@@priyankaanand3405first thing is that you are in which class , if you are above 9th standard then you should study properly.

    • @priyankaanand3405
      @priyankaanand3405 4 месяца назад +1

      @@kamleshwarprasad8539 bro 😂 I like your confidence even when you are wrong

    • @studyaccount499
      @studyaccount499 4 месяца назад

      ​​@@priyankaanand3405areee lvl kam ho jayega bcz lets say
      VOLUME OF ICE CUBE - X
      VOLUME OF MELTED ICE(LIQUID FORM)-Y
      VOLUME OF WATER IN CONTAINER WHILE ICE CUBE IS THERE = V-X
      Then since density of ice is less that water, thus volume of water formed from a initial volume of ice will be less meaning Y

  • @itsjojosiwaworld7024
    @itsjojosiwaworld7024 7 месяцев назад +1

    Expansion during freezing aapne consider kyu nhi kara

  • @GOLDq444
    @GOLDq444 10 месяцев назад +4

    As a class 11th student, ye toh mujhe vi samajh q nahi arah 😢😢😢😢🗿, mai kayse jee nikalunga bhagwan 😢😢😢

  • @parthsahuji2056
    @parthsahuji2056 7 месяцев назад

    Ans (2) fluid mechanics

  • @PremanshSingh-69
    @PremanshSingh-69 Год назад +5

    His brother is his son🌚

    • @mamtajkhatun7786
      @mamtajkhatun7786 6 месяцев назад

      💀 so that means
      Ayy pyari samajh gayi🗿

    • @DakshPratap-qh3cn
      @DakshPratap-qh3cn 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@mamtajkhatun7786Bhai hasae Jan logae kya

    • @RoastHopOFFICIAL
      @RoastHopOFFICIAL 16 дней назад

      @@mamtajkhatun7786 are bhai bhai !!!😂😂

    • @shreyasbhat2909
      @shreyasbhat2909 9 дней назад

      ​@@mamtajkhatun7786sweet home alabama💀

  • @arnavagrawal1345
    @arnavagrawal1345 2 месяца назад

    He gave JEE advanced in 2016.
    He must be 18 or 19 yrs old that time.
    His sons will give JEE exam in 2027 and 2028.
    That means they were born around 2009 and 2010😢

  • @viva680
    @viva680 Год назад +11

    It should fall na ???
    Because volume of ice is more

    • @swatitripathi9663
      @swatitripathi9663 Год назад +3

      That's what I am saying too. Doesn't volume of ice decrease when melting into water? If yes, then the water level should fall i think

    • @realnishantjindal
      @realnishantjindal  Год назад +9

      24 September 2023

    • @sahilsarang6945
      @sahilsarang6945 Год назад

      ​@@swatitripathi9663its very confusing to say beacouse it can fall negligibly or it can be same may be rise becouse tip of ice outside of water 🙏

    • @krishnasingh_220
      @krishnasingh_220 10 месяцев назад

      brother draw the FBD of iceblock and use Vpg=mg to get V=m/p (where p is density of liquid in which the block is kept i.e. water and m is the mass of iceblock) now after the ice has melted it will occupy V"=m/p (p is again density of liquid water and m is the mass of water that had melted from ice block of mass m )
      from V=m/p if p of liquid is less than the p of water than V>V" i.e the initial volume occupied by the ice block is more than the volume occupied after melting so in that case the level of liquid will fall. In case if p of liquid is more p of water than the level of liquid will rise
      thus the level of water will remain unchanged if the iceblock was made with the same density of water as in the beaker
      and also ther will be no difference at all not even negligable

  • @arunaparmar4823
    @arunaparmar4823 8 месяцев назад +1

    But he is also wrong, the right answer is that the water level will fall, because the ice is less dense than water, so when it melts, the volume will reduced hence the water level will fall👀

  • @yashSingh-t9h
    @yashSingh-t9h 7 месяцев назад +12

    Bechare ki bachpan he tabah ho gyi🥲

  • @priyasuriyakumar9213
    @priyasuriyakumar9213 5 месяцев назад

    Then how are melting ice caps raising the sea level of the earth? Can't we relate this with melting polar ice caps?

  • @Aryantofficial725
    @Aryantofficial725 Год назад +4

    Next air 1 ❤❤

  • @Krishna_sharma_vlog
    @Krishna_sharma_vlog 5 месяцев назад +1

    Fall hoga bhai kyu ice expanded form hoti h water kaa aur agr wapas pigle gi to wapas normal hojaegi isiliye fall hoga

  • @xsahil_raj
    @xsahil_raj Год назад +5

    both IITin in same frame ..💙

  • @topman8242
    @topman8242 Месяц назад

    hey i think the explanation is wrong the surface area of ice will decrease after melting so melted water will aquire less space and so water level would fall

  • @RishUnplugged
    @RishUnplugged Год назад +19

    SON?😂

    • @Sinhahey
      @Sinhahey Год назад +13

      Bada Bhai baap saman hota hai , so it's not that awkward thing

  • @sushilagupta5717
    @sushilagupta5717 23 дня назад +2

    Bro it is so casual in DBSE school a.. k. a sose for class 9th student😂

  • @jangvirtyagi7418
    @jangvirtyagi7418 8 месяцев назад +4

    Ye to 8th class ka concept hai 😂😂
    Ice contract on heating and so water will not over flow.
    Bhai abhi 11th rahane de or 8th pe focus kar

  • @Dark_999-TV
    @Dark_999-TV 6 месяцев назад

    But I think....when the ice melts into water its volume will decrease...as water's density is geater than ice....so the water level should fall (correct if I am wrong)

  • @Bhagwat12356
    @Bhagwat12356 6 месяцев назад +4

    Level of water will fall because density of ice is less than water so it occupy less volume than it occupy in solid state

  • @mmaster3137
    @mmaster3137 Месяц назад

    It is wrong because water, if it goes below 4 degrees will expand and if the beaker is filled till brim and if ice will melt the water level will actually fall.

  • @roshansingh6123
    @roshansingh6123 Год назад +8

    Ye toh mene 9th me hi padh liya tha 😂😂

    • @For-the-love-phy
      @For-the-love-phy Год назад

      Hmm Mane bhi

    • @ssdrxgod
      @ssdrxgod 6 месяцев назад

      Bhai Archimedies Principle h 💀💀Basic h bilkul ye to 9th m hi h💀💀

  • @friedrichmyers
    @friedrichmyers Год назад

    This was a simpler problem but it is good to see a big brother explaining Physics to his younger brother.

  • @0xinvestor
    @0xinvestor 9 месяцев назад +1

    But if we take a concrete block then the level will actually decrease/fall. Check Google for explanation.

  • @az_-im1134
    @az_-im1134 7 месяцев назад +1

    Who guessed it right

  • @abhinavchauhan5101
    @abhinavchauhan5101 Год назад +2

    Bhai ye 9th class ke 1st chapter ka concept hai 😅

  • @rasmlifestyle9729
    @rasmlifestyle9729 Год назад

    But you didnt consider the amount of ice which is floating above the water level which is not displace any water. In this case it will depend on the ration of amount of ice and water

  • @ashishchanchalani6108
    @ashishchanchalani6108 5 месяцев назад +2

    Hence proved NISHANT JINDAL is Muslim 💀

  • @ironmerc7
    @ironmerc7 6 месяцев назад

    Water level should decrease, since density of ice is less than density of water. This is because of the trapped air in between the water crystals. On melting of ice, this trapped air will go out as bubbles, effectively decreasing the overall volume and hence reducing the water level. However, the amount of excess volume occupied by the air is negligible, hence we can say that the level will remain almost same. Depends on the assumption you are ready to make.

  • @Cosmos1456
    @Cosmos1456 7 месяцев назад +2

    I will not waste my 12th. I will grind.

  • @parvgoyal7997
    @parvgoyal7997 6 месяцев назад +1

    Nishant jee :4 month
    "Son" : 4 years preparation

  • @FutureFlashback-o3e
    @FutureFlashback-o3e 7 месяцев назад

    I think the water level will fall as there is air trapped within the ice cube...
    Volm(ice) = volm(air present within) + volm(water in solid form)....
    But when it melts the volm of air is not added to the water in the beaker.
    So, I think the water level should fall*

  • @prathmeshvayal
    @prathmeshvayal 2 месяца назад +1

    Nishant claiming that child as his son
    Nishant's uncle crying in cornor😂😂😂😂

  • @PixelProwess-w1h
    @PixelProwess-w1h 3 месяца назад

    I think you're wrong. The mass of the ice is constant and since density of ice is less than water so it'll occupy more space than what the water would have. So the volume gets decreased.

  • @snehansudandapat6743
    @snehansudandapat6743 4 месяца назад

    Wrong❌
    Fall hoga , density of ice = 0.917 aur water=1 . Hence by applying Archimedes principle when the ice melts the volume of water(from the ice) would be less than the volume of ice . Thus fall in the water level .
    Simple class 8 physics(icse , don't know about cbse or state)

  • @meenakshi_068
    @meenakshi_068 9 месяцев назад

    bhai u cleared jee in 2016 then agar aapko bacche h bhi toh vo 8th class mein kaise h ????????????????????

  • @PranavKumar-dd2xo
    @PranavKumar-dd2xo 7 месяцев назад

    Par ice apne wt jitna pani kyun displace kar raha, volume jitna kyun nahi? Ya unke SON ne galat kaha hai???

  • @sports_Ranit
    @sports_Ranit 7 месяцев назад +1

    ye to fluid mechanics ka part hai na wo
    easy one jindal jee usko ap fluid kyu nehi paradete..samjh a jayge easily

  • @cason7543
    @cason7543 Год назад +1

    Bhai JEE 2036 ke liye late hochuki he ya abhi bhi time hai?

  • @unknowngamerbro
    @unknowngamerbro 7 месяцев назад +1

    Actually if you melt that you froze it's quantity will decrease as the water is going under changes and getting evaporated

  • @themathguy314
    @themathguy314 8 месяцев назад

    Water displaced is dependent on the volume of the object immersed. Ice volume is more than water. After melting the melted water will be of less volume. The level should go down

    • @thefootballfacts6705
      @thefootballfacts6705 Месяц назад

      No, actually ice contracts when it melts, so water level remains same

  • @idontwanttoname
    @idontwanttoname 6 месяцев назад +1

    But ice is madeup of honeycomb like structures carying air too which will escape hence the area displaced by the ice is only covered by the water made out of it so the water level will not increase much equal to area displaced by it
    Le me* graduated from iit dholakpur

  • @user-wx3qq1eo7l
    @user-wx3qq1eo7l 8 месяцев назад

    The water level would remain same
    Put Archimedes principal that is the volume of displaced water is equal to volume of that body
    Since the water Rose due to volume of the ice
    Also the volume of solids and liquid remains the same
    Thus,We have got water level to be same
    Edit:I am class 9th

  • @Not_Unique
    @Not_Unique 7 месяцев назад +1

    Level niche nahi aayega kyuki ice jyada space occupy karta hai water se

  • @shubhamide
    @shubhamide 6 месяцев назад

    ice mein to air trapped hoti hai thodi si to wo bahar nahi niklegi kya?
    ya phir ham aisa ice le rahe hain jismein koi air trapped nahi hai?

  • @dr.a.kbansal736
    @dr.a.kbansal736 10 месяцев назад

    But shouldn't the level fall as ice has lower density than water so in liquid state it will take up less volume

  • @anupamroy3052
    @anupamroy3052 7 месяцев назад

    This is simple class 8 th and 9th question in Icse
    Don't be so much sceptical
    It does not mean that you will get rank under influence of a good ranker
    It is your and your hardwork that will pay off
    And think big in small grades

  • @Iitdevotion
    @Iitdevotion 7 месяцев назад

    Wrong water level fall because ice has less density so ice will take more volume with compared to when ice melts dencity increase so volume decrease

  • @docxab
    @docxab 8 дней назад

    Basic concept....ice melt hoke water banega to mass same rahega.. density of ice

  • @sumitrathor9929
    @sumitrathor9929 9 месяцев назад

    But as the ice has less density , it should also have less water than the volume of ice and in that case shouldn't the water level fall?

  • @arnavmantri1512
    @arnavmantri1512 5 месяцев назад +2

    Class 11th concept ❌ class 9th concept ✅

  • @tufanibande5441
    @tufanibande5441 8 месяцев назад

    Bhaiya ice mein cage like structure hota hai toh fall nhi hoga kya

  • @SAUMY-xt7rv
    @SAUMY-xt7rv 2 месяца назад

    Bhai M bhi th m hu toh kya kru ab m direct 11,12 ke concept padhu ya apni class p dhyan du😐

  • @SSGAMINGZONE_
    @SSGAMINGZONE_ 4 месяца назад +1

    Remain the same
    9th class concept icse students