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    Prince Jha 7 years, 3 months ago

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    This type of respiration takes place in the cell of higher organisms in which by the burning of glucose energy is realease in form of 673 kilo calories (oxygen perseces).

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    The respiration in which oxygen is required is called aerobic respiration.

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    The transformation of one substance into another chemical substance with new properties are called chemical reaction.

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    Narora dam is located on the banks of river Ganges, in district Bulandshahar, Uttar Pradesh.

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    (A) concave lens is curved inwards while convec lens is curved outwards..... (B)concave lens has thicker edges while convex lens has thinner edges......(C)concave lens has thinner centre while convex lens has thicker center....................(D) concave lens forms only virtual images while convex lens can form all types of images.....,....................................................(E) concave lens can only form diminished image while convex lens can form image of any size.........................................................(F) concave lens can form image only to same side of object while convex lens can form image to both sides

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