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Find the number of zeroes

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kya Dahej Pratha samapt ho gai hai ya uska Roop badal gya hai vishay par apne vichar prakat kijiye

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Find the value of cosecø if cosecø - cotø = ⅓

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Kanishk K 2 years ago

CosecA= 5/3

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How would income and employment increase if farmers are provided with loans, imgation and transportation facilities?

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The plight of farmers in rural India is very pathetic because there is lack of means of transportation, finance, irrigation and employment. Income and employment can be increased by improvement in:- a. Irrigation Facilities - If the facilities of irrigation facilities are given to the farmers they would be able to harvest a second crop during the rabi crop season in addition to the kharif crop season. b. Financial Stability - If an investment is made in the advancement of infrastructure transportation facilities will improve as the farmers will be able to sell their products in foreign markets also. c. Interest Rate Of Moneylenders - The dominance of moneylenders who charge a high interest rate is a critical problem in the agricultural sector. If the banks provide farmers loan, then the farmers can meet their financial requirements and cannot be overburdened with the financial pressure on them.

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Class 10 grammar bravia determiners solutions

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To ensure that this project gains strength, schools may ________(organize) puppet shows and street plays.

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Pramith Fernandes A 2 years ago

be organizing

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Mention the reasons that forced Indian government for putting barriers to foreign trade and foreign investment just after independence. Which points would be added up in this question?

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Aarvee Gagg 2 years ago

The Indian Government, after gaining independence, imposed restrictions on foreign trade and foreign investment. a. To protect Indian Industry: The Indian governmment erected barriers to foreign trade and foreign investment, especially when industries were only starting to emerge in the 1950s and 1960s. Import competition would have been a death blow to expanding industry at that time. As a result, India only authorised imports of necessary products. b. To promote Indian Heritage: The Indian government wanted to promote Indian heritage. This helped in the widespread flow of culture and heritage worldwide. c. To establish basic industries: Some restrictions were levied to provide boost to basic industries like ison and steel, coal etc. Around 1991,government felt that it was the proper time for Indian producers to face competition and all improve quality of products in comparison to foreign producers. d. To check free flow of goods: Governments can use trade barriers to increase or decrease foreign trade and to decide what kinds of goods and how much of each, should come into the country. e. To provide employment: These restrictions on foreign trade and foreign investment helped the Indian youth as it helped to increase the employment opportunities. f. To boost economy: As the employment opportunities increased it steadily helped to boost the economy of the nation. g. To continue and revive lost crafts: It helped India to continue and revive lost crafts. India is worldwide famous and is famous for its handicrafts and therefore helped in the in the spread of crafts worldwide.

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The process of respiration is?

Posted by Asma Saifi 2 years ago

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Daksh Ajmera 2 years ago

Respiration is an exothermic process as when the ATP is broken down large amount of energy is released

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Why did mahatma gandhi deside to call of the civil disobedience movement 1931

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Lony Talukdar 2 years ago

Because it became a violent form.....

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Jahnavi Singh 2 years ago

The government brutally repressed by attacking and arresting peaceful satyagrahis and beating women and children and Gandhiji wanted the Civil Disobedience Movement to be non-violent and peaceful. Since the movement turned violent, and many people were killed, Gandhiji called it off.

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नदिया सींचे खेत को, तोता कुतरे आम, सूरज ठेकेदार सा, सबको बांटे काम... स्पष्ट करें

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Divya Gupta 1 year, 11 months ago

Is vakay me sab apna apna kam kar rahe h aur suraj sabko kam karne ki prerna deta h

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Nikhil Rana 2 years ago

Sample paper

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In the following figurre LM parallel to bc and ln is parallel to cd then provr that ml divided bc parallel to al divided to ac

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What is lympatic system

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Lymph: Lymph is a colorless fluid containing specialized lymphocytes responsible for the body's immune responses. Lymph also transports nutrition, hormones, and other substances. In the lacteals of the intestinal villi, fats are absorbed by lymph. Lymphatic system: A vast network of lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, lymphatic or lymphoid organs, and lymphoid tissues make up the lymphatic system. One of its main functions is to collect excess lymph fluid from human tissues and return it to the bloodstream. The other main function is that of immune defense

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do you think the tiger in the poem had lost .its natural instinct due to the captivity support your answer with evidence from the poem

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Parth Bishnoi 2 years ago

"Yes, the tiger was captivated behind the bars. Due to this he had lost his natural instinct of hunting, etc. If someone is taken away from its naturak instinct the nature of the creature will change time by time." You can give an example of anything that you like.

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highlight the reason for the growth of the nationalist tension of balkans region before the first world war

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RSPL/2 Series RST-DS1

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How did Britain came into existence as a nation state? Explain.

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Rudra Nevge 2 years ago

By making a union with scotland and forcefully taken Ireland in Britain

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Define the Right-Hand Thumb Rule for determining the direction of the magnetic field around a straight current-carrying conductor.

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Who is the writer of this chapter

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