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    • Posted by Gurnandan Singh 3 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > Geography
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    Babita Kalai 3 years ago

    Sorry, instead of writing answer I wrote question

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    Babita Kalai 3 years ago

    What is the subject matter of the study of human geography

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    • Posted by Vedanti Verma 3 years ago

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    • Posted by Sheetal Kumari 3 years ago

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    Kishor Jhorar 3 years ago

    1.Physical barrier like skin and mucos 2.physiological barrier like tear and acid in stomach 3.cellular barrier like lymphocytes and monocytes

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    Dilshad Ahmad 3 years ago

    Cellular barrier and cytokine barrier

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    Dhaliwal Bhupi 3 years ago

    Saliva in mouth and hcl in stomach

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    • Posted by Maninderr S 3 years ago

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    • Posted by Meghana Moora 3 years ago

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    Aditya Kumar Jha 3 years ago

    Inclues two sectors Household gives factor service(land,labour,capital, entrepreneurship) in return the factor payment (wages,interest,profit,rent) from producing units or firms

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    Anshika Jain 3 years ago

    Yes as money flow between two sectors which are household and firm

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    • Posted by Shruti Shete 3 years ago

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    Râzâ Sshâî 3 years ago

    The writer says this because the people of firozabad always busy in there own work bengle making and it is there lagaecy of many years.

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    • Posted by Palo Natung 3 years ago

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    Bhushan Goyal 3 years ago

    SELECT * FROM Teacher WHERE Teacher_ID = 101 ;

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    • Posted by Sahil Hussain 3 years ago

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    Dhruv Bhati 2 years, 11 months ago

    Business

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    • Posted by Yashveer Sharma 3 years ago

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    Vp Raghavi 3 years ago

    The last electron of zn is filled in d orbital were it has fully filled d orbital 3d^10 4s^2 ,the transition element means it has valence electron but zinc is fully filled so it is not a transition element.

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    Hacker Bhai 3 years ago

    Zn is fully filled in last d orbital they are electronic configurations is 3d^104s^2 they are stable in common oxidation state and transition element mean a half filled in d orbital is know as transition element

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    Deepika Gautam 3 years ago

    Zn has fully fill d orbital present in there d subshell there electronic configuration is 3d^10 4s^2 so and transition elements means a half filled d orbital is known as transition elements. Hope it will!

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    • Posted by Salil Ghimirey 3 years ago

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    Shelina Rai 3 years ago

    Shelina Rai

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    • Posted by Keshav Rajput 3 years ago

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    Ashish Chaudhary. 3 years ago

    There are two types of semiconductor (i) Intrinsic semi conductor :- These are naturally or by birth semi conductors they are impurity free. (ii) extrinsic semi conductor :- they are also the same but impurities are added in extrinsic semi conductors. In these semi conductors Doping is done. Either tetra valent atom or Penta valent atom If atom is tetravalent then it said to be p type or if Penta valent then it said to be n type semi conductor

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    Parth Patidar. 3 years ago

    Two types Extransic and intransic semiconductors

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    • Posted by Priya Chaurasiya 3 years ago

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    The term “poor-quality medicines” is something of a catch-all. It includes “sub-standards”, medicines that have had inadequate quality control or that have degraded from improper storage or the passage of time. And it includes falsified medicines – fakes – that claim to be what they are not. These may not be made by the manufacturer whose name is on the package and they may not contain the stated ingredients in the stated quantities. (1) Poor-quality medicines might not work. They usually have none or only part of the active ingredient they are supposed to contain. This would mean that the illnesses of those people who consume them would be left to take their course. Consuming them can even kill you because the contaminants in the medicines can end up causing severe infections. (2) Poor-quality medicines can be life-threatening even if you don’t take them. Antimicrobial drugs (including antibiotics and antivirals) that have too little active ingredient are generally accepted to help disease-causing bugs evolve so that they develop resistance to treatment even with good-quality antimicrobials. And then these bugs spread. (3) The factors that speed up the development of antimicrobial resistance — high rates of infections, the overuse and misuse of antimicrobials, poor sanitation, poor-quality medicines — are more common in low- and middle- income countries, which means that so is resistance. But microbes travel easily across the world in foodstuffs being exported and in the bodies of humans. And often, resistant microbes can transfer genetic material to each other to become even more dangerous to humans. (4)The result: infections that were simple to cure are back with a vengeance. Conditions like tuberculosis and HIV are getting harder to treat. In the future, a routine surgery could become risky and cancer treatment more challenging. There is a real danger of returning to a time where any one of us could pick up an infection and find that medicines are unable to produce the intended results. (5) In 2010, Indians consumed the most antibiotics per person in the world. Medicines, including antimicrobials, are easily available over the counter despite rules that forbid this. A recent study found that a large number of antibiotics were on sale without being approved either in India or in the country of the manufacturer. On an international level, further complicating the picture is the fact that different countries have different standards of quality. (6) Ensuring medicine quality is a global challenge. A pill might be manufactured from ingredients sourced from multiple countries, shipped via several ports, packaged and repackaged in various countries and ultimately sold via an internet pharmacy. The number of points at which fakes or substandards could enter the chain is staggering, so international coordination and regulation is essential. (7) - Srinath Perur Glossary: active ingredient - a chemical component in a medicine responsible for its intended effects antivirals - drugs that treat infections caused by viruses microbes - microorganisms, especially the ones causing diseases (480 words) Source (edited): 'Fake drugs: the global industry putting your life at risk' - https://mosaicscience.com/story/fake-drugs-global-antibiotics-amr- counterfeit-meds/ Based on your understanding of the passage, answer the questions given below.

    • Posted by Divyansh Raj 3 years ago

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    • Posted by Jasmer Jaglan 3 years ago

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    Preeti Dabral 3 years ago

    Shortage of capital

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    • Posted by Ayush Kumar 3 years ago

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    Roshan Tara 2 years, 11 months ago

    1991

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    • Posted by Ajay Khokhar 3 years ago

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    Himanshi Sharma 2 years, 11 months ago

    Mining refers to the extraction of minerals from the earth 🌎. There are 2 types of mining 1) surface mining 2) underground mining

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    • Posted by Sanjana Chawda 3 years ago

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    Mohin Ahmad 3 years ago

    C

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    • Posted by Nikita Maurya 3 years ago

    CBSE > Class 12 > रसायन विज्ञान
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    Shrikant Soni 3 years ago

    Ca(OH)2

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    Shrikant Soni 3 years ago

    H2o

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    • Posted by Mehroop Kaur 3 years ago

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    Aditya Yadav 3 years ago

    Open sky refers to an agreement between two countries to allow any number of airlines to fly from either of them without any restriction on number of flights, number of destinations, number of seats, price and so on...

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    7.Jatin and Lalit are partners sharing profits and losses in the ratio of 3:2. Their Balance Sheet as on 31st March 2018 was as follows. Rs 8,000 1,20,000 20,000 Liabilities Rs Assets Outstanding Expenses 20,000 Cash Bills payable 76,000 Sundry Debtors Creditors 70,000 Less Pro. For D/D Workmen Compensation Fund 70,000 Stock Investment Fluctuation Fund 20,000 Investments General Reserve 40,000 Furniture Capital Account: Machinery Jitin Rs 2,00,000 Lalit Rs 1,60,000 3,60,000 1,00,000 80,000 1,00,000 60,000 3,08,000 6,56,000 6,56,000 On 1st April 2018 they admitted Kishore as a partner for 1/10th share in profits which he acquired equally from Jitin and Lalit on the following terms. (1). Kishore is to bring Rs 50,000 as capital, (l1). The Goodwill of the firm is valued at Rs 60,000 and Kishore will contribute his share of goodwill in cash. (ili). Provision on Debtors was found to be excess by Rs 4,000. (iv). Outstanding Expenses will be reduced to Rs 6,000. (v). Depreciate stock by 5%. (vi). Market value of Investment was Rs 70,000.​

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    Sam Tsh Lepcha 3 years ago

    Primary key is the uniquely identify key

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