Stephen Hawkins, the great physicist of our time found Aristotle and was amazed to see him. He requested him to accompany him to the lecture on "Changes around Us” so that they can understand the importance of change in their life. Aristotle started with different examples and asked students to categorize them as Change orNo Change. The examples are A.Rolling out roti from a ball of dough B.Drawing a boat on paper with pencil C.Growing of tree D.Boy moving at constant speed The correct order of match is (NA denotes NotApplicable, I denote Change and II denotes No Change):

Stephen Hawkins, the great physicist of our time found Aristotle and w

1.	Stephen Hawkins, the great physicist of our time found Aristotle and was amazed to see him. He requested him to accompany him to the lecture on "Changes around Us” so that they can understand the importance of change in their life. Aristotle started with different examples and asked students to categorize them as Change orNo Change. The examples are A.Rolling out roti from a ball of dough B.Drawing a boat on paper with pencil C.Growing of tree D.Boy moving at constant speed The correct order of match is (NA denotes NotApplicable, I denote Change and II denotes No Change):
Answer» Stephen Hawkins, the great physicist of our time found Aristotle and was amazed to see him. He requested him to accompany him to the lecture on "Changes around Us” so that they can understand the importance of change in their life. Aristotle started with different examples and asked students to categorize them as Change orNo Change. The examples are A.Rolling out roti from a ball of dough B.Drawing a boat on paper with pencil C.Growing of tree D.Boy moving at constant speed The correct order of match is (NA denotes NotApplicable, I denote Change and II denotes No Change):

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