Large scale participation of women was an important feature of the Civil Disobedience Movement. During the Salt March, thousands of women came out of  their homes to listen to the speeches of Gandhi. women participated in protest marches, manufactured salt, and picketed foreign cloth and liquor shops. Many went to jail. While women of high caste families participated from urban areas, in rural areas they came from rich peasant households. 

But this did not bring about any radical changes in the positin of women. For a long time the Congress was reluctant to allow women to hold any position of authority within the organisation.

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Implementing the plan This is the step where other managerial functions also come into the picture. This step is concerned with putting the plan into action, i.e. doing what is required, e.g.. if there is a plan to increase production then more labour and more machinery will be required. This step would involve organising labour and purchase of machinery.

The most basic functions of a computer are to take input through the input input, process it using the CPU and produce an output through the output units. This process can be represented with the help of the Input – Process – Output cycle (IPO cycle). Every task hendled by the computer follows this cycle. The working of this cycle can be stated as follows:

i. Input is supplied through the input peripherals

ii. The supplied input is read and is then processed by the CPU

iii. The processed data is then output through the output devices

Universal applicability

The Range is the difference between the lowest and highest values. Example: In {4, 6, 9, 3, 7} the lowest value is 3, and the highest is 9. So the range is 9 − 3 = 6. It is that simple!

 

In the given sum

Highest value = 67

Lowest value = 17

Range = Highest - Lowest value  67 - 17

Therefore rANGE =  50

Management as an Art

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what is fraction

Use the identity:- (a-b)²=(a+b) (a-b)

Ohm's law states that current flowing through a conductor is directly proportional to potential difference applied across it's end.?

numyCBSEguide person Justify the title of the poem, … Homework Help CBSE Class 12 English Core Justify the title of the poem, my mother at sixty six.   Posted by Manav Sharma 1 month, 4 weeks ago   CBSE > Class 12 > English Core 1 answers Gaurav Seth 1 month, 4 weeks ago My mother at sixty by kamala das deals with the complex subtleties of human relationships.it deals with the theme of advancing age,fear and loss of seperation.the poet is driving to the airporty at cochin from her parents home. her mother is accompning her to the airport.she is struck by realisation that her mother is aging.she is distressed to accept the fact that her mother is creeping into the groups of oldage.mothers pale an ashen face like that of upsets her.she wishes to put arucle the painful thought and looks outside at the energised children and the sprinting trees which symbolise happiness,energy and life which stands in stork contract to the lifeless,dull inside the car.sprinting trees also grem remmender of time which pocess quickly.when stading at airp[ort the poet looks at her mother again who reminds her of late witness moon which is hazy of obsecure and pale.her chilhood fear of loosing her mother once again creeps into her mind and she feels insecure at this thought.

Given:

Current ratio = 2.8 : 1

Quick ratio = ?

Working capital = 5,40,000  

Inventory = 330,000

Current assets = ?  

Current liabilities = ?  

Computation:

Working capital = Current assets - Current Liabilities

5,40,000 = Current assets - Current Liabilities

Current assets = 5,40,000 + Current liabilities .............................. 1)

Current ratio = Current assets / Current liabilities
Substitute value from 1)
2.8 = (5,40,000 + Current liabilities) / Current liabilities

2.8 * Current liabilities = 5,40,000 + Current liabilities

1.8 * Current liabilities = 5,40,000

Current liabilities = 3,00,000

Current assets = 5,40,000 + Current liabilities

Current assets = 5,40,000 + 3,00,000

Current assets = 8,40,000

Quick ratio  = (Current assets - Stock) / Current liabilities

Quick ratio  = (8,40,000 - 3,30,000) / 3,00,000

Quick ratio  = 5,10,000 / 3,00,000

Quick ratio  = 1.7

Answer -
Current liabilities = 3,00,000
Current assets = 8,40,000
Quick ratio  = 1.7
 

कंट्रोल रूम में जाकर छोटू ने देखा कि सब लोग मंगल पर उतरे यान से परेशान थे। सब लोग स्क्रीन पर दिखाई दे रही अंतरिक्ष यान की इस हरकत को ध्यान से देख रहे थे ,तब छोटू का सारा ध्यान कॉन्सोल पैनेल पर था। एक लाल बटन उसे आकर्षित कर रहा था। अपनी इच्छा को वह रोक नहीं पाया और उसने बटन दबा दिया। बटन दबाने से अंतरिक्ष यान क्रमांक का एक यांत्रिक हाथ भी बेकार हो गया और छोटू को अपने पापा से मार भी पड़ी।

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Change in Supply	Change in Quantity Supplied
Meaning	When supply due to the change in all other variables other than the price of a good (i.e. price of the good remains same), then it is referred as change in supply.	When supply changes due to change in the price of goods only, assuming other determinants remaining unchanged, then it is referred as change in quantity supplied.
Functions	It is represented as Qx​=f(Pˉx​,Py​,Pi​,T,G,GF​,NF​)	It is represented as Qx​=f(Px​,Pˉy​,Tˉ,Pˉi​,Gˉ,Gˉf​,NˉF​)
Shifts & Movements	It results in a shift in the supply curve of the firm which can be rightwards or leftwards.	It results in a movement of the supply curve of the firm which can be upward or downward.
Types:	The following are its types: 1) Increase in Supply 2) Decrease in Supply	The following are its types: 1) Expansion of Supply 2) Contraction of Supply

Period II (Mesolithic) Largest number of paintings in this period. More themes but paintings reduce in size. Mostly hunting scenes – people hunting in groups with barbed spears, arrows and bows, and pointed sticks. Also show traps and snares to catch animals. Hunters wear simple clothes; some men are shown with headdresses and masks. Women have been shown both clothed and in the nude. Animals seen – elephants, bisons, bears, tigers, deer, antelopes, leopards, panthers, rhinos, frogs, lizards, fish, squirrels and birds. Children are seen playing and jumping. Some scenes depict family life. Period III (Chalcolithic) Paintings indicate an association of these cave-dwellers with the agricultural communities settled at Malwa. Cross-hatched squares, lattices, pottery and metal tools are depicted. Colours used in Bhimbetka paintings –

• Period II (Mesolithic)

1. Largest number of paintings in this period.
2. More themes but paintings reduce in size.
3. Mostly hunting scenes – people hunting in groups with barbed spears, arrows and bows, and pointed sticks. Also show traps and snares to catch animals.
4. Hunters wear simple clothes; some men are shown with headdresses and masks. Women have been shown both clothed and in the nude.
5. Animals seen – elephants, bisons, bears, tigers, deer, antelopes, leopards, panthers, rhinos, frogs, lizards, fish, squirrels and birds.
6. Children are seen playing and jumping. Some scenes depict family life.

• Period III (Chalcolithic)

1. Paintings indicate an association of these cave-dwellers with the agricultural communities settled at Malwa.
2. Cross-hatched squares, lattices, pottery and metal tools are depicted.
3. Colours used in Bhimbetka paintings – white, yellow, orange, red ochre, purple, brown, green and black. Most common colours – white and red.
4. Red obtained from haematite (geru); green from chalcedony; white probably from limestone.
5. Brushes were made from plant fibre.
6. In some places, there are many layers of paintings, sometimes 20.
7. Paintings can be seen in caves that were used as dwelling places and also in caves that had some other purpose, perhaps religious.
8. The colours of the paintings have remained intact thousands of years perhaps due to the chemical reaction of the oxide present on the rock surface.

Operating system is the most important program that is required by the computer to communicate with the user and other hardware devices (peripherals) attached to it. An operating system is also a platform that decides the types of applications that can be run on a computer.  An operating system is a system software which acts as an interface between the user and the computer. NEED FOR OPERATING SYSTEM Computer has many resources like processor, files, memory, devices etc. Operating system acts as a resource manager. Operating system provides an interface between the user and the machine. Operating system boots the computer. Operating system provides a platform for executing various application programs. Operating system secures the user programs. Operating system helps in performing input/output operations. When one process requires to communicate with another process, operating system makes this communication possible. Errors like printer offline, failed memory allocation are all detected by operating system. For many errors, operating system itself takes appropriate action.

Operating system is the most important program that is required by the computer to communicate with the user and other hardware devices (peripherals) attached to it. An operating system is also a platform that decides the types of applications that can be run on a computer.

An operating system is a system software which acts as an interface between the user and the computer.

NEED FOR OPERATING SYSTEM

1. Computer has many resources like processor, files, memory, devices etc. Operating system acts as a resource manager.
2. Operating system provides an interface between the user and the machine.
3. Operating system boots the computer.
4. Operating system provides a platform for executing various application programs.
5. Operating system secures the user programs.
6. Operating system helps in performing input/output operations.
7. When one process requires to communicate with another process, operating system makes this communication possible.
8. Errors like printer offline, failed memory allocation are all detected by operating system. For many errors, operating system itself takes appropriate action.

भाषा कई प्रकार की होती है पर चार भाषा इस देश की सिद्ध भाषा है हिंदी , अंग्रेजी , गणित , पर्यावरण अध्ययन

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D. Both a and b

other differences

Acids	Bases
1.     Its taste is sour.	Its taste is bitter.
2.     It turns blue litmus paper to red.	It turns red litmus paper to blue.
3.     It contains hydrogen ion (H+).	It contains hydroxyl ion(OH-)
4.     It doesn’t feel soapy to touch.	It feels soapy to touch.
5.     Examples: Curd, lemon juice and Vinegar.	Examples: Baking soda, Soap and lime water.

10-8x

_4x + 6

-5/4

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