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घायल होता है वह बैटरी होने में कम से कम 10 मंत्रा दिन या 1 महीना लगा देता है खासकर छोटे बच्चे पर हम उसको ठीक होने तक घरे ना करें और उसके साथ खेलने लग जाए तो उसके शरीर को हनी पूछ सकती है जिसके कारण उसकी मृत्यु भी हो सकती है।

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If your weight is 66N on the earth surface. What will be your weight on the moon?

Posted by Prachi Bhoriya 4 years ago

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Prachi Bhoriya 4 years ago

Thanks all ?

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Study Partner 4 years ago

If your weight is 66N on earth than your weight will be 11 N on moon as the gravity of moon ? is 1/6 of earth ?

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Purva Tripathi 4 years ago

Ans is 11N

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Chenika Goel 4 years ago

Ans is 11 N

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Chenika Goel 4 years ago

1/6×66

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Posted by Ayush Sr. 4 years ago

CBSE > Class 09 > Computer Applications (165)

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hareesh and

Posted by Rinki Rinki 4 years ago

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Sanchari Debnath 4 years ago

Correct your question

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Describe the Southern Oscillation.

Posted by Harshkumar Jain 4 years ago

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Prachi Chaudhary 4 years ago

Southern oscillation refers to shifting the surface air pressure between the tropical eastern Pacific and eastern Indian oceans. An important feature connected with the Southern Oscillation (SO) is the El Nino.

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Describe various sources of rainfall other than monsoon that takes place in India? 5 marks

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What cause Japanese encephalitis? How it can be prevented

Posted by Poornima Joshi 4 years ago

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Anushka Yadav 4 years ago

Culex mosquito

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Rishabh Sharma 4 years ago

Japanese encephalitis is also called brain fever it is cause by mosquito bite

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Why we fall ill ?

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Tanveer Kaur 4 years ago

Thank you for your views ??

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Rishabh Sharma 4 years ago

We fall ill when pathogen enter our body but when our body immune system is weak then we fall ill

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Bhumi Ka 4 years ago

Due to drinking dirty ? Due to stagnant ? Due to less immunity Through droplets of an infected person

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Prachi Bhoriya 4 years ago

Due to low Immunity

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Divya Kothari 4 years ago

Infection

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Prove that the figure formed by joining the mid point of the pair of adjacent sides of parrellogram is a parrellogram

Posted by Tanveer Kaur 4 years ago

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Please give sample paper of IT TERM 2

Posted by Harshit Kansal 4 years ago

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what changes were brought by the provision government after the February revolution

Posted by Yakshatha Sedhuram 4 years ago

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What are canal rays ?

Posted by K_Hushii 🍁 4 years ago

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Minaz Minaz 4 years ago

English all chapters notes

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C.R.Koushikan 10A 4 years ago

Canal rays are the positive radiations in a gas discharge which is discovered by E.Goldstein in 1886.

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Thomson 's model of an atom

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Tanveer Kaur 4 years ago

Thomson model of atom is discovered by Thomson. He said that the atom is like a watermelon. The red part of watermelon is positive charge and the seeds of watermelon are electron. This model is called as plum pudding Model. Thanks.

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Law of constant proportions ?

Posted by K_Hushii 🍁 4 years ago

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Anushka Yadav 4 years ago

According to Joseph proust ' In a chemical substance the elements are always present in a fixed proportion by mass" thank you!

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What is an ion ?

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Rishabh Sharma 4 years ago

Positively or negatively charged particles

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Jiya Sain 4 years ago

Why will a sheet of paper fall slower than one that is crumpled Into a ball ?

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Anushka Yadav 4 years ago

An ion is something that a body attains when it losses and gain electron. It is of two type 1) cation ( positively charged) 2) anion ( negatively charged) Thankyou hope it will help !

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Daksh Patel 4 years ago

A charged atom is known as an ion . Positively charged ion : cation ,negatively charged ion : anion

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What is cell division ?

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Jiya Sain 4 years ago

Cell division is the process by which a parent cell divides into two or more daughter cell .

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What is Potential energy.....

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Neha Kanchan 4 years ago

An energy possessed by a body due to its height is called potential energy

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Chenika Goel 4 years ago

An energy is possessed by on its height

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Read the conversation between a teacher and student and complete the passage that follows. Grandpa: Do you know that our ancestors were not much different from us? ALSO, learning from first-hand experience such as visiting a historical site or a museum helps one gain more information. Salma: Oh yes Grandpa! I can easily recall facts about the things that I learnt at the City History Museum. Salim: We were shocked by looking at the actual size of a Mammoth there! Salim and Salma were talking to their grandfather. He was telling them about their ancestors. He told them that they were not different from them. He (a) ................................ learning from first-hand experience like visiting a historical site or a Museum helps one gain more information. To this, Salima (b) ................................... what she learnt about the city.

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What is vulnerability of poverty?

Posted by Harshkumar Jain 4 years ago

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Rudra Kourav 4 years ago

vulnerability to poverty means having a greater probability of being poor or having more effect of natural disasters The group's which are more vulnerable to poverty are SCs and STs

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Sumit decided to write a story but after some time am he could not complete the story as he had lost interest. Complete the story on the basis of of the given beginning given below "Once the fairies of the trees set out to choose their dwelling places ........."

Posted by Bhumika Kamad 4 years ago

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Bhumika Kamad 4 years ago

Pls answer anyone

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I need some case study of chapter 10 gravitational

Posted by Tanjila Khan 4 years ago

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What do you mean by universal law of gravitation

Posted by Gopal Sharma 4 years ago

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Chenika Goel 4 years ago

And combined these terms F= GMm÷dsq Universal Law of conservation

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Chenika Goel 4 years ago

F is inversely proportional 1÷dsq

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Chenika Goel 4 years ago

F is directly proportional M×m

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Tausif Alam 4 years ago

According to the Newton's universal law of gravitation "the force of attraction between two object is directly proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them".

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Sadiya Mokashi 4 years ago

Newton's universal law of gravitation states that every particle in the universel attracts every other particle with a force along a line joining them. The force is directly proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them

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Posted by Sachin Sachin 4 years ago

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Jatin Jatin.King 3 years ago

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What are reserved constitute

Posted by Khushi Solanki 4 years ago

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Rudra Kourav 4 years ago

The constituencies which are reserved for the STs and SCs are called reserved constituencies

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What is relative- density?

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Sanket .........✨ 4 years ago

Relative density, or specific gravity, is the ratio of the density of a substance to the density of a given reference material. Specific gravity for liquids is nearly always measured with respect to water at its densest; for gases, the reference is air at room temperature.

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what is buyoncay ?

Posted by K_Hushii 🍁 4 years ago

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Sanket .........✨ 4 years ago

Good morning bestie !

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Sanket .........✨ 4 years ago

Buyoncay is an upward force exerted by a fluid that opposes the weight of a partially or fully immersed object. In a column of fluid, pressure increases with depth as a result of the weight of the overlying fluid.

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Write a story on assistant for weekend magician extraordinary power The Thief with extraordinary power making him disappear

Posted by Swati Kote 4 years ago

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