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1301.

What is the meaning of surface area in terms of evaporation

Answer» It may be the area that is in contact of surrounding atmosphere.
1302.

Peanut is a which kind of food energy giving food, bodybuilding food or protective food.

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1303.

Cuboidal epithelium

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1304.

Describe all the five states of matter and write their properties

Answer» Solid liquid gas plasama bose eienstine condensate
Solid liquid gas plasma bose eienstien condensate
1305.

Difference between simple and complex tissue

Answer» \tCharacteristicsSimple tissueComplex tissueTypeHomogeneousHeterogeneousDistributionWideRestrictedPerformanceMany functionsMajorly take part in conductionMade ofA single type of cellMore than one type of cellsFunctionFood storageTo protectOccurAll parts of a plantThe vascular region of a plantProvidesTransportation of water and food in plantsSupport to plantsExampleCollenchyma, parenchymaPhloem, Xylem\t
1306.

explain the different organelles found in the cell ?

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1307.

How to draw a speed - time graph for the freely falling body

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1308.

Important point on "the fundamental unit of life"

Answer» Answer is cell
1309.

Why will we ameoba eat food ?

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1310.

Define protoplast.

Answer» And it was described by purkinje
Combination of cytoplasm , nucleus and plasma membrane
1311.

What happens when rheo leaf is boiled in water and then sugar syrup is added to it ?

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1312.

Why chloroplasts are called kitchen of the cells in plants cell

Answer» It contain green pigment name chlorophyll which help in photosynthesis and thus by the process of photosynthesis leaves make food for plant.
They also make food for plant cell
It containes chlorophyll needed for photosynthesis
1313.

What are the characteristics of cell

Answer» The nucleus ; Thd cytoskleton etc.
1314.

Explain different between manure and fertilizer

Answer» MANURE * Manure is an organic matter which can be prepared in the fields.* It is less rich in soil protiens.FERTILIZER * Fertilizer is a type of chemical which is prepared in factories.* It is very rich in soil protiens.
Manure =manure is prepared in village it is a more fertile Fertilizer=fertilizer is prepared in factories it is less fertile
1315.

Which is the strongest bone in dog

Answer» The strongest bone in dogs is the temporal bone.
1316.

Advantages and disadvantages of dogs

Answer» Thanks
Advantages - A dog is not only a pet but a best friend at the same time, it can read your feelings, and also it plays with you, dogs are good enough.
1317.

Where are the downloaded questions

Answer» In your downloaded files
1318.

What do you mean by science

Answer» Science is the systemetic and organized knowledge about anything.
A system of aquiring knowledge by the scientific method ?
meaning of science is to know
Thanks
Science is a study of technology and universe and it is the most important because if their is no science so , their is no universe
1319.

Differenciatr between prokaryotic and Eukaryotes cells

Answer» in prokaryotic nucleus is absent but in eukaryote present
1320.

Distinguish between solid ,liquid and gas

Answer» Which level of this question
not level of class 9
1321.

All in one guide is nice for science or not please tell class 9 cbse ncert.

Answer» S Chan\'s is good compared to all in one
It is good
Yes I also have it is for
1322.

Who invented crude microscope?

Answer» He was ANTONY VAN LEEUVENHOEK
Jon von neowhoke ,realy
Robert Hooke
Max knoll
1323.

What is the definition of mater

Answer» Anything which has a mass and space volume is called as matter.
Anything which has mass and occupies space is called matter
The substance which occupy space and volume is Called matter
Anything which is occupy space and volume is called matter
For Example air,water
Anything which is occupy space and volume is called matter.
1324.

What is heterogeneous mixture and homogeneous mixture

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1325.

What is the si unit of m

Answer» Mass (symbolized m) is a dimensionless quantity representing the amount of matter in a particle or object. The standard unit of mass in the International System (SI) is the kilogram (kg).
1326.

Draw x_t and v_t graph of uniform and non uniform (uniformly accelerated motion).

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1327.

What is the difference between missible and immissible mixture

Answer» \tMiscible liquidsImmiscible liquidsLiquids which mix together in all proportions and form a single layer are called miscible liquids.\xa0Liquids which do not mix with each other and form separate layers are called immiscible liquids.They are separated by the process of fractional distillation.\xa0They are separated by separating funnels.\xa0Some examples of Miscible solutions include water and organic compounds such as alcohols, aldehydes and ketones.Immiscible solutions include water and many types of oils. Oil and water make an immiscible liquid.\t
1328.

What is immisible and missible

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1329.

Give reason :a gas exerts pressure on the wall of the containing vessel

Answer» Pressure of a gas is because of the hits which their particle record on the wall of the container. since particle in a gas have kinetic energy ,strike the wall of the container with force as a result their exert pressure. Please note that greater the number of hits recorded per unit area of the walls of the container more will be the pressure of the gas.
A gas exerts pressure on the inner wall of the vessel because the particles are very far away from one another due to very less force of attraction between them so they move very rapidly and hit the inner wall of the vessel , and so they exerts pressure.
Because in gases the intermolucar space is more or freely so in gases they exert pressure on the of container
1330.

What is a cork

Answer» Cork is a type of protective tissue in plants .Which is present in outer covering or tree .It is found only in a complete tree .And function is to protect the tree from unwanted substances as her secondry describePROTECTIVE TISSUE
1331.

Which cell organelle develops cilia amd flagella

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1332.

Man and boat

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1333.

Who is the father of modern science

Answer» Galileo galilei is the father of modern science.
1334.

Why is distance called scalar quantity

Answer» Because it has only magnitude not direction
Because it contains magnitude
1335.

What epidermis

Answer» It is the inner from the concave side of a onion
1336.

Why air around us

Answer» It has also contains oxygen, which help us survival our life. And air also protect our body. Help to stand straight.
Right that gravitational force And air has many usesWe can\'t survive without air
Due to the gravitational force of the Earth which prevent the air to go in space
To give us oxygen
1337.

What is the mitrochondriya

Answer» Right, mitochondria is the power house of the cell
It has no membrane and have their own dna
Mitochondria are the power house of the cell
1338.

How can evaporation takes place below the boiling point?

Answer» 100 degree.
0 degree
Some particles in a liquid always have more kinetic energy than others so even when a liquid is below its boiling point , some of its particles have enough energy to break the forces of attraction between the particles and escape from the surface of the liquid in the form of vapour.
1339.

Derive second equation of motion\xa0

Answer» S= ut +1/2at squareFrom the definition of average velocityAverage velocity=intial velocity+ final velocity divided by 2A.V=u +v divided by 2Total distance= A.V.× time S= u+ v divided by 2× time S=v+u divided by 2 × time Although V= u+ atHence, S=u+at+u divided by 2 × time S=2u +at divided by 2 × time S=2ut+at square divided by 2 S=2ut divided by 2+ at square divided by2 S=ut +1/2 at square
1340.

How carbon dioxide gas is generated inside our body?

Answer» Respiration requires oxygen to break down the complex substances into simplier material and thus oxygen burns the food material and results in the formation of carbon dioxide
1341.

Viruses do not show any characteristics of life outside a host body

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1342.

Derive mathemeticaly second law of motion and show how first can be mathemeticaly started frim it

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1343.

Abody moving with constant acceleration but with zero velocity

Answer» When a body is at rest putting on the ground freely, it is constantly being pulled by the earth\'s gravitational pull. This shows that the body is in constant acceleration with zero velocity.
1344.

Why water in a matka remain cool in summer

Answer» Dono answer sahi hai mujhe first answer Jada sahi Laga kiunki vo pura explained hai
Matka remein cool reason because the have small pores the comes fill in pores and the process of evaporation were started but evaporation need heat which is give under the matka and the of matka remein cool.
Due to evaporation
1345.

Best Guide or extra refernce book of science ncert class 9 please tell

Answer» Physics, Chemistry and Biology of Schand is bestAnd RD Sharma for maths And All in one for social science, Hindi and English
1346.

What are the applications of decantation

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1347.

The pairs of chromosomes that are different are called.......?

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1348.

Why water doesn\'t have colour

Answer» We are able to observe the blue light produced by the water\'s absorption, because light is scattered by suspended matter and so returns to the surface. Such scattering can also shift the spectrum of the emerging photons toward the green, a color often seen in water laden with suspended particles.
1349.

Examples of humidity

Answer» ice and rain
1350.

What do u mean by acceleration nd what is the formula for that

Answer» Acceleration is the rate of change in velocity. Formula of acceleration is v-u/t
The tate of change of velocity per unit time is known as acceleration.Its formula is a=change in velocity/timeOra=v-u/t
Acceleration is rate of change of velocity. A=v-u/t
If the velocity of an object changes from initial value to the final value in time is known as acceleration A=v-u/t