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Profit required =₹250×20% =₹50 Let Shopkeeper marks ₹ X for the article. Then X - 40% of X = 250+50 Or, X - 0.4X = 300 Or, 0.6X = 300 Or, X = 300/0.6 = 3000/6 = 500. Hence Shopkeeper should mark ₹500 as price of the article.

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Shikhar Bajpai 7 years ago

Full answer do

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Govind Jain 7 years ago

Rs. 500

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In which language Raja Rammohan Roy well verses

Posted by Sahas Surduse 7 years ago

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Pratiksha Tiwari 7 years ago

Sanskrit

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Amit Batra 7 years ago

Sanskrit

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How many cells does embryo have?

Posted by Vidya Ny 7 years ago

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Happy Happy 7 years ago

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Explain the process of fertilization ?

Posted by Priyanshu Kumar 7 years ago

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Nagaraju Iragaraju 7 years ago

The fusion of male and female is called fertilization

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Ankush From Bhind 7 years ago

The fusion of male(sperm) and female(ovum) is called fertilisation

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Nagaraju Iragaraju 7 years ago

The combination of sugar and alcohol

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1cm3______

Posted by Gurudevi Devi 7 years ago

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Deepak Kaushik 7 years ago

1000L

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Explain any three types of subordinate court

Posted by Nishita Dhingra 7 years ago

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Navya Sree 7 years ago

Junior civil judge court, Principal junior civil judge court ,senior civil judge court

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Nishita Dhingra 7 years ago

Plz answer me

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Civilising the native class 8 notrs from bookd

Posted by Nitu Chopra 7 years ago

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The full form of HYV?

Posted by Abhishek Panda 7 years ago

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Navya Sree 7 years ago

High-Yielding Variety

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Who was C.k janu

Posted by Abhishek Panda 7 years ago

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Navya Sree 7 years ago

C.K.Janu was an lndian social activist

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Difference between primary activity and Teritairy

Posted by Sahil Verma 7 years ago

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Abhishek Panda 7 years ago

Primary acitivity are those activity in which natural resouces are obtained. Tertiary activity are those acitivity which provide support to primary and secondary sector

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Write a note on Hindu literature

Posted by Vansh Jaiswal 7 years ago

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Write 2.8×10(-10) in usual form

Posted by Angela Roberts 7 years ago

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Shikhar Bajpai 7 years ago

-280

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Sushma Pandey 7 years ago

Ans=10.80

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how did Jody look after the fawn after he accept the responsibility for doing this

Posted by Jain Jain 7 years ago

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Utkarsh Joshi 7 years ago

Jody looked after the fawn by sacrificing his milk , teaching him how to drink milk from gourd , helping him to climb the stairs.

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Why BR Ambedkar known as the father of Indian Constitution?

Posted by Aditya Chaturvedi 7 years ago

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Abhishek Panda 7 years ago

Because he made the Constitution.

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Hariti got 85 percent marks in her first term examination and 76 percent marks in her final examination. In her first term examination, the maximum marks were 1200 and in the final examination, the maximum marks were 1500.What is the percentage of marks obtained by Hariti considering both the examinations simultaneously?

Posted by Vishakha Sharma 7 years ago

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Sagar Thakur 7 years ago

1st term marks = 1200 × 85% =1020 Final exam marks = 1500 × 76% = 1140 Total marks obtained = 1020+1140 = 2160 Maximum Marks = 1200+1500 = 2700 %Marks = 2160/2700 × 100 = 80%

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Govind Jain 7 years ago

80%

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The diagonal of a quadrilateral shape field is 24 m and perpendicular dropped on it from the remaining opposite vertices are 6m and 12 m. Find the area of the field.

Posted by Birender Singh Bhati 6 years, 8 months ago

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Sia ? 6 years, 8 months ago

216 {tex}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}{/tex}

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What is the blog

Posted by Sahil Singh Thakur 7 years ago

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Birender Singh Bhati 7 years ago

Sorry it is of meteorite

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Birender Singh Bhati 7 years ago

Some meteors are large and they can reach the earth before they evaporate completely . The body that reaches the earth is called a meteorite.

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In which year the gas leaked by union carbide

Posted by Smriti Jeet 7 years ago

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Abhishek Panda 7 years ago

2 December 1984

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Smriti Jeet 7 years ago

1437

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What are meteoroids

Posted by Mansi Harne 7 years ago

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Singh Apple Notebook Pvt. Ltd. 7 years ago

Meteoroids are small , rocky , irregular heavenly bodies which revolve around the sun

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Difference between silicon Valley and bengaluru

Posted by Prachi Singh 4 years, 9 months ago

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Sia ? 4 years, 9 months ago

Difference between Silicon Valley and Bangalore

The ecosystem in Silicon Valley has taken a long time to evolve and today there are colleges, investors, entrepreneurs, employees etc all working in tandem and the results are there for all to see in the shape of companies like Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Twitter, and Facebook that were born and developed there. Bangalore ecosystem is in its nascent stage and may take another 25 years to even come close to Silicon Valley.
The companies and entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley are more open than their counterparts in Bangalore. They have learnt that to recruit best talent and to attract top investors it is necessary for their company to be open rather than closed. This is how they create a buzz about their products and services. Indian companies are on the other hand closed in the sense that there is not much information about their latest projects as they are not available on sites and not being talked about in the media.
The ventures in Silicon Valley are much more aggressive with press releases, blogs write ups, invitation to join beta versions and many other activities to inform and engage potential customers. Indian companies are media shy and not good at promoting their products and services.
Companies in Silicon Valley are more logical while companies in Bangalore tend to be more emotional. Any suggestion or idea is welcomes in Silicon Valley but it is taken as intrusion in Bangalore. While companies in Silicon Valley are social and outgoing, entrepreneurs in Bangalore live a lonely life cut off from media.

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12-6

Posted by Divyansh Sharma 7 years ago

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Arpan Tiru 7 years ago

6 ARE YOU A SMALL KID OF KINDER GARDEN. ??

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Abhishek Panda 7 years ago

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Aditya Sonawane ? Dae Colony 7 years ago

Are you class 1

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she is the oldest woman in her village (to negative)

Posted by Khush Shah 7 years ago

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Mahek Gupta 7 years ago

She is not the oldest woman in her village

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Gaurav Seth 7 years ago

No other woman is older than her in the village.

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Distinguish between agro-based and mineral based industry? Plzzzz?

Posted by Shivani Garg 7 years ago

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Gaurav Seth 7 years ago

Agro-based Industry	Mineral-based Industry
1. These industries derive their raw materials from agriculture.	1. These industries derive their raw materials from minerals.
2. They mostly produce consumer goods.	2. These industries produce both consumer and value based goods.
3. Example: Sugar, jute, textile, vegetable oil etc.	3. Example: Iron and steel, engineering, ship building, machine tools, etc.

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list two fundamental rights in the constitution that dalits can draw upon to insist that they be tread with dignity and as equal

Posted by Gurusevak Singh 7 years ago

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What is the Article 17

Posted by Jitu Bhati 7 years ago

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Amit Batra 7 years ago

Article 17 of constitution abolishes untouchability of dalits It ensures dalits to go to educational institution and temples freely without marginalisation

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Ïmđãđ Ullah 7 years ago

Article 17 states that untouchability has been abolished

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