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Shreyansh Prasad 3 years ago

We fall forward when a bus brakes and fall backward when a bus starts.This phenomena is occurred due to inertia. Inertia is the natural tendency of resisting the change in motion. If a body is at rest then it continues to be at rest and if the body is in motion it continues to be in motion until an external force is applied to it.

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What is second law of motion explanation

Posted by Laxmi Kumari 3 years ago

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Abhi Chaturvedi 3 years ago

rate of change of momentum of an object is directly proportional to the applied force

Akhil Kumar Singh 3 years ago

Force is directly proportional to rate of change of momentum

Tanveer Kaur 3 years ago

Hello

Mannu Mor 3 years ago

Give measures of force

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Recoil of gun is a example of Newtown's _______ law

Posted by Meenakshi Sharma 3 years ago

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Abhi Chaturvedi 3 years ago

Third law

Mahi Singh 3 years ago

Third law

Akhil Kumar Singh 3 years ago

Third

Mannu Mor 3 years ago

Third

Meenakshi Sharma 3 years ago

Can any body answer of my question

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196N = ___kg

Posted by Meenakshi Sharma 3 years ago

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Meenakshi Sharma 3 years ago

Can anybody answer of my question

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crystallisation method is used to purify??

Posted by Defence Warrior 3 years ago

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Khushi Shah 3 years ago

To purify solid substances from a saturated solution in the crystals

Shreyansh Prasad 3 years ago

Crystallization is a method of purify solid substance from a saturated solution in the form of crystal. Ex- salt from water

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Function of stomata

Posted by B A D A Lツ 3 years ago

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Harshit Thakur 2 years, 11 months ago

Transpiration

Prachi Varshney 3 years ago

(i) Gaseous exchange (ii) Transpiration

Vinayak Verma 3 years ago

Gases exchange

B A D A Lツ 3 years ago

Stomata, The small pores on the surface of leaves and stalk, regulate the flow on gases in and out of the leaves and thus plant as on whole they adapt to local and global changes on all timescales from minutes to millenia

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What dose pholyem mean

Posted by Suraj Mohite 3 years ago

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Meenakshi Sharma 3 years ago

It transport food and minerals in both upward and downward direction while xylem is transport food and minerals in only upward direction

Defence Warrior 3 years ago

phloem is a type of complex permanent plant tissue, which is responsible for movement of food from leaves to other parts of the plant.

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When does a spring exert force upon the objects attached to it's end?

Posted by Ab Cd 3 years ago

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Defence Warrior 3 years ago

please answer this question I am excited

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Anyone send the pic of science practical book class 9

Posted by Anisha Choudhary 3 years ago

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Anuj Rajak 3 years ago

Hii

Girish Kumari Sahu 3 years ago

How will i send the photos

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What are ***

Posted by Saloni Sharma 3 years ago

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Saloni Sharma 2 years, 11 months ago

What are amphibians

Bibin Binoy 3 years ago

I didn't understand what is ur question

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Name the type of animal tissue and defien there and function

Posted by Sakshi Puri 3 years ago

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Girish Kumari Sahu 3 years ago

Simple squamous epithelium Stratified squamous epithelium Simple squamous Simple cuboidal Stratified cuboidal Pseudostratified epithelium

Girish Kumari Sahu 3 years ago

Basically there are 6 types of animal tissue also know as 6 types epithelial tissues

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Make a distance time graph in uniform motion then define it.

Posted by Anshika Yadav 3 years ago

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Sakshi Puri 3 years ago

Name the type of animal tissue and difien there and function

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Name the process by which a pure solid can be separated from solution in crystal form.

Posted by Kartiki Bhosale 3 years ago

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Khushi Shah 3 years ago

Crystallization

Thikshitha Ramamoorthy 3 years ago

Crystallization the process by which a pure solid can be separated from solution in crystal form.

Saloni Sharma 3 years ago

Crystallization

Hitarth Khambhayata 3 years ago

Crystallization

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Descibe neuron

Posted by Protya Sengupta 3 years ago

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Jeenatmayee Kar 3 years ago

Neurons are the fundamental unit of the nervous system specialized to transmit information to different parts of the body

Saloni Sharma 3 years ago

Single unit of nerve cell present in brain

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What is velovity

Posted by Shrisha Lohia 3 years ago

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Aditya Kumar Das 3 years ago

V=displacement/time, so displacement done in 1 second in respect of time is called velocity

Ratnapriya Pandey 3 years ago

Rate of change of displacement

Nidhi Raj 3 years ago

It may be defined as displacement per unit time

Madhulika S 3 years ago

Velocity is the speed in a particular direction. As velocity has direction and magnitude it is vector quantity and it's unit is- m/s

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What is the utility of tissue in multi cellular organism's

Posted by Khushboo Prajapati 3 years ago

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Mahi Singh 3 years ago

The utility of tissue in multi cellular organisms is to perform various functions eg : digestion, respiration, exertion , etc.

Madhulika S 3 years ago

In multicellular organisms, tissues are divided in an efficient manner and they carry out the work in an effective way so their utility is much better than unicellular organisms

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What is mass percent of a solution? Find the mass percent of the solution when 45 g of NaCl is dissolved in 100 g of water. 2

Posted by Abhinav Shrivastav 3 years ago

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Meenakshi Sharma 3 years ago

45/100 X100 =45%

Madhulika S 3 years ago

Don't worry this is not there in syllabus

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Who discover living cell first time?

Posted by Vishal Maddheshiya 3 years ago

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Nidhi Raj 3 years ago

Robert hooke in 1665

Chandra Prakash 3 years ago

Robot hooke

Palak Rajput 3 years ago

Antione Leeuwen Hoek

Ravi Kumar 3 years ago

Robert hook discovered the first living cells

Srashti Pateriya 3 years ago

Antione leewenhoek discover the first living cells

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What is specific function of the caradic muscle

Posted by Priya Yadav 3 years ago

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Prachi Varshney 3 years ago

To show rhythmic contraction and relaxation throughout life enable to heart as a pump

Thikshitha Ramamoorthy 3 years ago

function of the cardiac muscle is to regulate the functioning of the heart by the relaxation and contraction of the heart muscles. The cardiac muscles function as the involuntary muscle. The cardiac muscles are also involved in the movement or the locomotion.

Aaru Singh 3 years ago

Cardiac muscle are found only in heart and are self-simulating, which has an intermediate speed of contractions and energy requirements. The muscle is not part of musculoskeletal system

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What do you mean by lamella

Posted by Priya Yadav 3 years ago

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Palak Rajput 3 years ago

The cementing layer between two adjacent cells

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What do you understand by PUBG

Posted by Hello Singh 3 years ago

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Abhi Chaturvedi 3 years ago

People Used Bullet of Gun

Sanket ... 3 years ago

Hlo

Amarjeet Aryan 3 years ago

I'm sorry I can't give you answer of this question because I am confused

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Who Discovered the Golgi Apparatus And which year

Posted by Amarjeet Aryan 3 years ago

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Akhil Kumar Singh 3 years ago

Camilo Golgi in 1906

Lucky Sharma 3 years ago

Golgi apparatus was discovered by camillo golgi in 1906

Nidhi Raj 3 years ago

Camillo golgi in 1906

Aakusi Shrivastava 3 years ago

Golgi apparatus was discovered by camillo golgi in 1906

Amarjeet Aryan 3 years ago

Golgi Apparatus was discovered by Camillo Golgi In the year of 1906

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Which one of the following will result in the formation of a mixture 1 breaking of ice cubes into small pieces

Posted by Harsh Yadav 3 years ago

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which matrix present in chloroplast

Posted by Pranjal Tiwari 3 years ago

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Madhulika S 3 years ago

Smooth/soft matrix is present in chloroplast

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What is cell division?Explain

Posted by Nitya Pareek 3 years ago

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Priya Yadav 3 years ago

The process in which new cell are developed is called cell division

Amarjeet Aryan 3 years ago

The process of which new cell are made is called cell division

Pranjal Tiwari 3 years ago

Divide tissue in cell

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How would you confirmed that a Colourless liquid given to you is a pure water?

Posted by Deetya Sharma 3 years ago

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Pranjal Tiwari 3 years ago

because it is lucoplast

Samarth Kaushik 3 years ago

To check whether it has a boiling point of 100°C

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Why does an electric fan continue to rotate in the same direction after the current is switched off. Give reason.

Posted by Siddhant Garg 3 years ago

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Amarjeet Aryan 3 years ago

The electric fan continue to rotate for some time because inertia of motion. The blades of the fan were in motion. Hence, they will take time to come to rest after being switched off.