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Suresh Kumar 1 week, 5 days ago

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Mohd Rihan 2 weeks, 1 day ago

d out the story be hibd

A D 2 weeks, 2 days ago

Matter is made up of small particles then prove it with example
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Mohd Rihan 2 weeks, 1 day ago

Find out the story be hind the discovery of nuclear and protoplasm and write it in brief

Kushagra Goyal 2 weeks, 5 days ago

Case I Initial velocity (u)=0m/s Final velocity (v)= 36km/h=36×5/18= 10m/s [1km/h=5/18 m/s] Time= 20 sec Acceleration=? By using first equation of motion [V=u+at] 36 =0 + a×20 36 - 0 = 20a 36/20 =a 9/5 = a 1.8m/s² Case II Initial velocity (u)=36km/h= 36×5/18= 10m/s [1km/h=5/18 m/s] Final velocity (v)= 0m/s Time= 25 sec Acceleration=? By using first equation of motion [V=u+at] 0= 36 + a×25 0-36=25a -36/25=a 1.44m/s² Case I Initial velocity (u)=0m/s Final velocity (v)= 36km/h=36×5/18= 10m/s [1km/h=5/18 m/s] Time= 20 sec Acceleration=1.8m/s² Distance=? By using second equation of motion [s=ut+½at²] 0×20+½×1.8×20² =360m Case II Initial velocity (u)=36km/h= 36×5/18= 10m/s [1km/h=5/18 m/s] Final velocity (v)= 0m/s Time= 25 sec Acceleration=1.44m/s² Distance=? By using second equation of motion [s=ut+½at²] 10×25+½1.44×25² =700m
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Siddhi Singh 2 weeks, 1 day ago

We see it because of the process of condensation EXPLANATION - There is water in form of moisture all around us in the atmosphere, when the moisture gets in contact with the glass it gets collected there (because fluids go from higher concentration to lower concentration)

Arnav Rana 2 weeks, 3 days ago

We see water droplet because the water droplet supporting the evaporation
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Anna Jolie an hour ago

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Arnav Rana 2 weeks, 3 days ago

Autolysis is also known as digestive enzymes

Vicky Rai 2 weeks, 3 days ago

Autolysis is called digestive enzymes
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Vicky Rai 2 weeks, 3 days ago

The motion of the body is accelerated because it's velocity change by equal time interval

Kaustubh Ranade 3 weeks, 1 day ago

There will be uniform motion because the speed is constant that means it covers equal distances in equal time intervals

Inush Khan 3 weeks, 2 days ago

The motion of the body is accelerated because it's velocity change by equal interval of time
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Sonakshi Nayak 3 weeks, 2 days ago

Prokaryotic cells have 70S
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Sonakshi Nayak 3 weeks, 2 days ago

A group of cells that have similar structure and function together as one unit is known as tissue. Tissues provide shape to the body and help body to conserve heat and store energy. There are four types of tissues: Connective tissue, Epithelial tissue, Muscle tissue and Nervous tissue....
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Rishu Tripathi 4 weeks ago

If the object is travelling in straight line motion
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Tinjal Singla 4 weeks, 2 days ago

The distance traveled by a vehicle is called odometer

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Ankush Kumar 4 weeks, 2 days ago

Aerobic-- The respiration takes place in the presence of oxygen Is known as aerobic resporation

Suhani...... ......... 4 weeks, 2 days ago

Aerobic and anaerobic refer to the presence or absence of oxygen in various biological processes. The main differences between aerobic and anaerobic are: Aerobic: - Requires oxygen (O2) - Occurs in the presence of oxygen - Produces energy through cellular respiration (glucose + O2 → CO2 + H2O + energy) - More efficient energy production (36-38 ATP molecules per glucose molecule) - Occurs in mitochondria - Examples: aerobic exercise, cellular respiration, photosynthesis Anaerobic: - Does not require oxygen (O2) - Occurs in the absence of oxygen - Produces energy through fermentation or glycolysis (glucose → lactic acid + energy) - Less efficient energy production (2 ATP molecules per glucose molecule) - Occurs in cytoplasm - Examples: anaerobic exercise, muscle contractions during short bursts of intense activity, yeast fermentation In summary, aerobic processes use oxygen to generate energy, while anaerobic processes do not require oxygen and produce energy through alternative methods. I hope this answer will help you.. 😊
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Ankita Bora 1 month ago

Newton's third law states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
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118 element but there 119th element also exception case

Saurabh Saurabh 1 month ago

118 elements
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Vihaan Gupta 1 month ago

Lysosomes

Ankita Bora 1 month ago

A lysosome is a membrane - bound cell organelle that contains digestive enzymes. that's the answer. 🙄

Raja Prasad 2 weeks ago

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Priyanka Yagnik 1 month ago

lysosome
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Ayush Debnath 1 month ago

Given that, Diameter=200m So, Radius=200÷2=100m Time taken for one round=40sec We know, Circumference of a circle=2πr Time=2mins 20sec =(120+20)sec =140sec So, Total distance covered in 140sec is=140÷40 =3.5 rounds(Ans) Distance = 3.5×2πr =3.5×2×22×100÷7 = 2200m (Ans)

Harshit Verma 1 month ago

What is meant by a pure substance
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Ankita Bora 1 month ago

who discover golgi apparatus, nucleus, cell, cell organelle, cell wall etc.

Vanshika Tyagi 1 month, 1 week ago

Nucleus, cell theory, mitochondria, golgi apparatus, prokaryotes, eukaryotes
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Rishu Tripathi 4 weeks ago

Cell wall is an adjacent membrane that is only found in plant cell .It is non -living . It gives plant cell a distinct shape . It is hard and thus help in protection. It is not selectively permeable membrane like cell membrane.

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Anjali Kumari 1 month, 1 week ago

occupied the some space and that is mass is known as matter

Manish Singh 1 week, 6 days ago

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