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Muscular force is a contact force. It refers to the force which is caused due to the muscles of our body. Gravitational force is a non contact force. It refers to the force which is due the gravity present is the universe.

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Give reason the middle zone of the candle is referred as yellow zone

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The backstrength hammer a hot piece of iron which makes a to how does he says due to Aman after the is of iron

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Explain why fosil fuels are exhaustible natural resources

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Aviral Singh 1 year ago

Fossil fuel are exhaustible natural resorces because they are limited in nature.

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Yuval Garg 1 year ago

Fossil fuel are exhaustible natural resources because they are unlimited quantity and can be exhausted by human activities

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Diti Raichura 1 year ago

Because they are in limited in quantity and can be exhausted by human activity

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Define antibodies

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Sai Aditya Khilar 1 year ago

Antibodies are medicines that are used to stop the growth or to kill the harmful microorganisms that enter into our body.

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J Sarwin 1 year ago

Antibodies are proteins that protect you when an unwanted substance enters your body. Produced by your immune system, antibodies bind to these unwanted substances in order to eliminate them from your system.

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Neha Satkar Satkar 1 year ago

What is weeds

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What is irrigation?describe two methods of irrigation which conserve water

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Aviral Singh 1 year ago

Supply of water to the crop at regular intervals is called irrigation.The two methods which conserve water are Drip system and sprinkler system.

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Miramayee. Pradhan 1 year ago

The supply of water in to the crop at a regular intervals is called irrigation

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Anik Ghosh 1 year ago

The two examples are:- Drip system and Sprinkler system.

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Tanishq Srivastava 1 year ago

The supply of water to the crops is called irrigation

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Write 20 important questions from chapter- coal and petroleum that contains 2 marks each

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Anita Gogawale 1 year ago

How microrganism are useful to us? Explain

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In youngsters red experiments of the central bride strange is equal to the distance between the first dark range on the two sides of the central bright range the optical path difference at p is

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The smallest cell is

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Shree . 1 year ago

Mycoplasma gallicepticum

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Vaibhav Singh 1 year ago

Sperm

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What is the difference between a mineral and a ore

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Some farmers put dried leaves of neem in an iron dram containing wheat. Why?

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Aviral Singh 1 year ago

Dried neem leaves are used for storing food grains at home.

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What are the 4 types of Microorganisms?

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Aviral Singh 1 year ago

Bacteria, Fungi ,Protozoa and Algae

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Lavanya Ayyagari 1 year ago

Bacteria, Fungi, Algae, Protozoa

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Abhirami Anilkumar 1 year ago

Fungi Protozoa Algae Bacteria

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What are the examples of wedicides

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Sharia Zahra 1 year ago

1) bacteria 2)Fungi 3)Algae 4)protozoa

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What are the advantages of using cngand lpg as fuels

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B Balaji Balachandar 1 year ago

It produces a lot of heat energy on burning,it can be transported through pipelines,they are clean burning fuel and cause less pollution

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Ishanee Srivastava 1 year ago

It can easily transport through pipeline

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Pradyumn Bodkhe 1 year ago

Its burnt directly It is use in home It can transport through the pipe

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Give reason a greenish spot in potato on passing electric current through it.

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What is viruses?

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Class 8 sci 1st chapter crop production and management.. Question: To keep grains for a longer time,they should be safe from_____,_____,_____and_____. Crops are _____ before storage as the moist crop gets attacked by ______ and loses its ______ capacity. Crops are dried in ______ to prevent attack from ______,______and______. Grains are stored on a large scale in ______ and _______.

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Sunflower seeds provide us mainly with the

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Shivalika Badkas 1 year ago

They give many nutrients but mainly fat

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Is coke or coal the purest form of carbon

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Aviral Singh 1 year ago

Coke is almost pure form of carbon

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Evelyn Maria 1 year, 1 month ago

Coke

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Aditi Upadhyay 1 year, 1 month ago

Coke is the purest

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Coke is the purest form of c

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Coke

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Force And Pressure Press and hold an item to delete it.

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Name some tools used in field

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B Balaji Balachandar 1 year, 1 month ago

The tools are sickle,plough,khurpi

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At least 10 place all over the world where deposits are found and 10 place where petroleum and natural gas deposits are found

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