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    Anandi Sigar 3 years, 9 months ago

    It is poem written by Whit Whitman in this poem the poet describes about the rain who is giving answers to poet questions

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    जय बाबा मोहन राम Nagar 3 years, 9 months ago

    Albert Einstein at school The school system often curbs individuals talent discuss

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    Basic difference is of cell wall In plant cell present . In Animal sent absent.

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    Keshav Bansal 3 years, 9 months ago

    x= -9

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    Anandi Sigar 3 years, 9 months ago

    The rain give life to all the plants and animals on the earth in form of water in this way rain give life to its origin.

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    Khushi Verma 3 years, 9 months ago

    America m paye gye sikko ke kann ko gold ras kehte hai

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    I give you

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    Om Jain 3 years, 9 months ago

    International business is a that type of business in which we can sell or buy not in geographical limits .In this two countries are involved . Features of international business are : 1.Two countries are involved . 2. Sometimes within a contry we didn't get cheap things we want.By international business we buy something on a cheap rate .

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    International business refer to buying and selling of goods or services beyond the Geographical kimits of a country. It is also called trade Between two countries. Features: 1*Involvement of two countries: 2*payment in foreign currency:

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    Lightly substance

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    It is good in nature

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    Covalent nature

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    Himanshu Chabarwal 3 years, 9 months ago

    Sodium, potassium

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    NAME NATARAJ MEDI BRONZE SCULPTURE PERIOD 13TH CENTURY A.D. DYNASTY CHOLAS THANJAVUR DISTRICT OF TAMIL NADU LOCATION COLLECTION NATIONAL MUSEUM, NEW DELHI THEME / SUBJECT MATTER: Nataraj' means Shiva as a king of dancers. This sculpture is a symbolic representation of the universal circle of life. DESCRIPTION : Nataraj is an extraordinary sculpture of the rich cultural heritage of India. By the 12th century CE, the Chola Nataraja became the supreme statement of Hindu art. The French sculptor, Auguste Rodin has said "There is grace in elegance, but beyond grace there is perfection" Nataraj is standing in Aribhanga with four hands representing the cardinal directions - cast, west, north and south. Surrounding Siva, a circle of flames, jalamala represents the whole universe of endless cycle of birth and death in one frame, the cosmos of mass, time, and space One flame is held in Shiva's left rear palm, the flame of destruction which signifies final destruction of form, out of which a new world will arise. His left front arm across his chest has its hand pointing downwards in guja hasta mudra towards his elegantly upraised left foot His right foot crushes rechning figure of dwarf Apasmara, who stands for ignorance Siva's right front hand is raised in abhava mudra, the "fear-not" gesture of blessing, while his right rear hand holds a drum or 'dumroo" with which he keeps the beat of dance. Snakes that symbolise ego are seen curling around his arms, legs, and hair. His hair is braided and decorated. The snake around the waist is for kundalini, the Shakti or divine force that is believed to reside within everything. The crescent moon on his head, hair braids spread like wavy rays on both sides of the shoulders complete the iconography.

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    Solution

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    Vaibhav Pandey 3 years, 9 months ago

    for what value of x, the vector A=3i+xj -4k is perpendicular to the vector B=2i-2j+6k​

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    Himanshu Chabarwal 3 years, 9 months ago

    V=34,a=58

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    Vargo ka vibhajan

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