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karur ltd invited applications for issuing Rs240000 equity shares of Rs 10 each at a premium

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Elucidate the objective of constitutional values in general studies

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Give short notes not the first war of independence 1957

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List some contemporary problem in Indian society

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Suggest some transactional changes should take place in social structure in general studies

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Ambident nucleophiles explain with example

Posted by Meenu Garg 5 years ago

CBSE > Class 12 > Chemistry

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Saloni Kaushik 5 years ago

A ligand which has more than one donor but can use only one at a time FOR example -CN (Cyano)C can donate -NC (Isocyano)N can donate

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Ankit Gautam 5 years ago

The molecules or nucleophiles which has two attacking sites are called ambident nucleophiles. Ex CN, NO2 etc.

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Shweta? Dhama? 5 years ago

The nucleophile that can attack through two different site are called ambident nucleophile....for example..cyanide...it can attack through either C atom or N atom to form alkyl isocyanide or alkyl cyanide.....hope soo it helps u....

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Why is emotional intelligence receiving increasing attention of educators?

Posted by Babie Naulak 5 years ago

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Nidhi Jindal 4 years, 11 months ago

It's because it's a wide area of our behavioral aspect which defines our role in all situations. Emotional intelligence is directly connected with our development.

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excursion to Goa planned in the last weak of April notice

Posted by Priya Singh 5 years ago

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Semiconductor kis channel sa padhu koi achha sa teacher bata doo.. ? Physics waalah ko chood ka

Posted by Vivek Chaurasia 5 years ago

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Hanzala Ali 5 years ago

Ssp

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Gaurav Bagga 5 years ago

Edupoint

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Manila Kumari 5 years ago

Vedantu channel

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Sanjana Dua?????❣️ 5 years ago

Pls try on physics best classes by Manjeet Malik. And the other channel on YouTube is of 'baba gang '. I hope it will help u in completing your revisions ??

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Vinayak Tripathi 5 years ago

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Why pysics is hard

Posted by Anmol Singh 5 years ago

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Aahana ❄❄ 4 years, 11 months ago

Yess he is right ??????

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Vivek Chaurasia 5 years ago

Who says physics is hard???physics is fun but not for every one??jis bhi teacher sa physics padh rha ho usko change kar do or achha teacher sa padho smag aa jaayega??

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Marking scheme of accountancy

Posted by Aashna Gupta 5 years ago

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Reema Verma 5 years ago

Part a volume 1 - 35 marks ,volume 2 - 20 marks and part B - 25 marks

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Colonialism and the country side note

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. Defend or refute the given statements with valid arguments. a) "Final goods are those goods which are consumed only by the households." b) "Gross investment is always greater than net investment. c) "Net factor Income from abroad can never be negative."

Posted by Hannan Naqvi 5 years ago

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Leander Dsouza 5 years ago

A. False - These goods are used either for final consumption or for the investment. B. True - Gross Investment - Net Investment + Depreciation. Gross Investment is the sum total of Net Investment and Depreciation during an accounting year and is the total addition made to the physical stock of capital during an accounting period. It is also called capital formation. C.True - Net Factor Income from Abroad is negative when income earned by foreigners from our country is more than the income earned by us from abroad.

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Lakshay Parashar 5 years ago

A. False, b. True, c. False bhi yaa sahi haa appcheck kar loo... ??

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Yash Sharma 5 years ago

A. True B. False C.True

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calculate inventory turnover and operating ratio operating inventory 28000 closing inventory 22,000 purchases 40,000 from operation 80000 carriage inwards 4000 employee benefit expenses 4000 mm

Posted by Muskan Verma 5 years ago

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Why did Dr sadao not sent abroad along with the troops

Posted by Jaspreet Singh 5 years ago

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Utkarsh Soni 5 years ago

Coz, the general need him for the operation and he trust only on sadao.

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6) A person's ability. to detiver to the working muscles can be affected by different physiological parameters.

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Explain biparty and multi-party system

Posted by Rahul Mukherjee 5 years ago

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Bhumika Yadav 5 years ago

Biparty sysyem is said to be where only 2 powerful parties are present and both have influence on the govt... Whereas the multi party system consists of the parties more then 2....like in india...

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Arpita Shukla 5 years ago

In biparty there are two parties only (ex:USA)whereas in multiparty system there are multiple parties all across the country (ex: India)

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your cousin Priyanka is just completing 10th standard and has sought your advice to opt for science or commerce group. Write a letter giving guidance to select the group in 11th standard.

Posted by Rakshan Patidar 5 years ago

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