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Condition of producer's equilibrium

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There are many problem in ch2

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Procedure and documents used in export trade

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Extinction of australopithicus happened:

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Development has specfic pattern

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ओस्ट्रोलोपिथिक्स कब विलुप्त हुए

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Lattice enthalpy??????

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It is the amount of energy required to break one mole of a substance into constituent gaseous atoms

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It is the amount of energy required to break one mole of a substance completely into its constituent atoms.

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Amount of energy to break a lattice

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Gene doping

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It is very dangerous. Athlets use to do this to increase there physical strength.

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Which chapters are removed from the Syllabus of english core

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Only father to son is cutted (out of syllabus)

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Kapeler's law

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I hope this may help u....???

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Kepler formulated 3 laws of planetary motion:- 1st law:-Every planet revolve around the sun in an elliptical orbit The sun is situated at the foci of the eclipse. 2nd law:-Line joining a planet to the sun swipes out equal area in equal time i.e.the areal velocity of a planet around the sun is constt. 3rd law:-square of time period of a planet revolves around thesun is directly proportinal to tje cube of semi measure axes.

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The areal velocity is constant of a planet at any instant of time

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Earth is revolve in a circular orbit

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Geostationary

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A geostationary orbit, also referred to as a geosynchronous equatorial orbit, is a circular geosynchronous orbit 35,786 kilometres above Earth's equator and following the direction of Earth's rotation.

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It is the satelite which is situated at equitorual line and revolve around earth as the speed of earth It is useful in communication media etc.

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Conclusion of an empire across three continents

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What are the five pillars of Islam

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Abhivyakti madhyam

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Where is the chapter kinesiology,biomechanics and sports?

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In physical education book of chapter no.9

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________ is driven by the forces of demand and supply

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Bebylonia Ka Antim Shasak Kon Tha

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a child sits stationary at one and of a pong trophy moving uniformly with speed v on a smooth horizontal floor. the child gets up and runs about on trolly with speed vnot in any manner. the speed of the trolly+child by system is:a(v+vnot) b(v-vnot) c(v) d(zero)

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What is elastic behaviour of solids

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MARGINAL REVENUE - MARGINAL COST APPROACH (MR-MC APPROACH) answer please ??

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What is coefficient of performance?

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Yogita Ingle 5 years, 9 months ago

The coefficient of performance is the ratio of heat absorbed from sink to the work done on the working substance to reject the heat.

Mathematically, it is given by

β = Q₂/W = Q₂/Q₁ - Q₂

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Change in demand is caused by?

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Change in demand refers to increase or decrease in demand of a commodity when change in other deteminants price of the commodity are remain same and constant

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It is caused by change in the factors other than price of the commodity itself.

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Factors affecting demand

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Rasadkhori Kya H

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