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2201.

What is tusse

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2202.

Second derivation of motion in physics

Answer» S=ut +1/2 at2
2203.

Why sugar dissolve in water?

Answer» Because there are some space between the water particle and the particles of sugar fixed between the spqce
2204.

what is unicellular organism ?

Answer» Organisms whose body is consits of single cell is called unicellular organism
A single-celled organism are known as the unicellular organism
2205.

what r prokariotic and eukariotic cells?

Answer» The organisms which does not have well defined nucleus and does not have nuclear membrane are known as prokaryotic cell. Example - blue green algae, bacteria. The organism which have well defined nucleus and have nuclear membrane are known as eukaryotic cell. Example - amoeba, humans
2206.

What is sperm and ovum

Answer» The male gamete is khown as sperm and the female gamete is khown as ovum
Sperm is the *** hermone of the maleOvem is the fomale *** hormome
2207.

What is mass and space

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2208.

Differentiate between cell wall and plasma membrane

Answer» 1. Cell wall is present only in plant cell whereas plasma membrane is present both on plant and animal cell.2.cell wall is rigid in shape whereas plasma membrane is flexible.3.cell wall is non living whereas plasma is living.4.cell wall is permeable whereas plasma membrane is selectively permeable.5. Cell wall is thick whereas plasma membrane is thin.6.function of cell wall is to protect plant cell whereas major function of plasma membrane is to cantrol passage of material in or out from the cell
2209.

what are prokariotic and eukariotic cells

Answer» The cell having nuclear material without a nuclear membrane around it, are called prokaryotic cells. The nucleus of prokaryotic cell is not well organised. There is no nuclear membrane around the nuclear material in the prokaryotic cells. The nuclear material is in direct contact with the cytoplasm. All the prokaryotes are simple, unicellular organism. They were probably the first living things to evolve on the earth. For Ex: Bacteria, blur green algae are prokaryotes.The cells having nuclear material enclosed by a nuclear membrane are called eukaryotic cells. They have proper, well organised nucleus. The nuclear membrane in eukaryotic cell is not in direct contact with cytoplasm, it is separated from cytoplasm by the nuclear membrane.For Ex: Amoeba, cheek cell, onion peel cell , plants, animals, protozoa, fungi etc.
2210.

Digestive bag of the cell

Answer» Lysosomes is called digestive bag of the cell
2211.

Why gas are compressible but not in liquid?

Answer» Good explanation Keep it up
Because solid particles doesnot have more space or no space between them and liquid padticles have spaces between them so they are easily copressible but all solids are incompressible Such as sponge it has fine poures between it so it can be compressed easliy.
2212.

Why are solid expand on heating?

Answer» The solid expand on heating because on heating the inter molecular force of attraction between the particles of solid decreases and it starts expanding
2213.

Define the term latent heat of fusion of a solid how much is the latent heat of fusion of ice ?

Answer» The amount of heat required by a body to change 1kg of a solid into liquid at atmospheric pressure is called latent heat of solid
The amount of heat which is used for 1kg of ice change into water.
2214.

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Answer» Go to shop
2215.

Difference between evaporation &vaporisation ??

Answer» Evaporation means change liquid into gas even before its boiling point. Vaporisation means change liquid into gas at its boiling point.
2216.

Is the density of liquid is less than solid, then y ice float on water ????????

Answer» Solids have more density.......But ice floats on water because when water converts into solid there is some space between the particles which allows ice to flow on water
Is ice is not a solid. ....becoz solid r packed very tightly
Bcoz in ice particles have space between them and in that space air is available so ice float at water
2217.

What is feudal system?

Answer» Thankyou Armaanjoot singh
Feudalism was a system of organising early or medieval period stretching for one powerful wealthy person to those with no power at all. the land is granted in return for military and labour services.
2218.

What is stomata and it\'s function

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2219.

Relative motion

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2220.

Plzz help me to undrstnd what is acceleration

Answer» The rate of change in velocity is called acceleration. Acceleration is generally denoted by a.Thus, Acceleration = {tex}\\frac{Change\\;in\\;velocity}{Time\\;taken}{/tex}⇒ a = {tex}\\frac{v\\;-u}t{/tex}Where, ‘a’ is acceleration, ‘v’ is final velocity, ‘u’ is initial velocity and ‘t’ is time taken for change.SI unit of acceleration (a) is m/s2.
2221.

What is the difference between chromatin and chromosomes?

Answer» \tChromatinChromosomes1. It is uncondensed part of nucleoprotein complex.1. Chromosomes are condensed parts of the nucleoprotein complex.2. Chromatin is observable in the interphase nucleus.2. Chromosomes are observable during M-phase or nuclear division.3. Chromatin is in the form of fine fibrils that run throughout the nucleus.3. Chromosomes are in the form of short thick threads or rods.4. Replication occurs in the chromatin phase.4. It cannot occur in chromosome phase.5. The replicas are not discernible.5. Replicas are visible as chromatids.6. It is active in controlling metabolism and other activities of the cell.6. Chromosomes are mainly meant for distribution of genetic information to the daughter cells.\t
2222.

Give examples of motion in which acceleration is non uniform

Answer» The velocity of car running on a crowded city changes continOusby with time sometimes the velocity of car is decreses and increasrs
Bike or riding bike in non uniform motion is known as to be in non uniform acceleration.
2223.

What is the phical state of water

Answer» Solid ,liquid ,gas
water can change from one state to another by heating or cooling. Their are three physical state of water solid ,liqied ,gas.
2224.

What os matter

Answer» Anything which having mass and occupies some space is called matter.
In universe every is made up of materials is called matter.
The thing which have mass and volume is called matter
Anything which occupies space and have mass is matter
2225.

What is mitochondrial

Answer» Mitochondria is cell organelle it gives energy to the cell in the form of ATP so that it is called power house of the cell
It breaks food with the help of oxygen and forms ATP
Mitochondrial means power bank of the cell.It provide energy to the cell.
2226.

Who discovered cell theory

Answer» Robert hook
Robert hook in1665
Theoder Schwann ,JM Schlieden
Virchow, schwan, scledin
Virchow,schwan,scledin
Robert hook
2227.

what is cromoplast ?

Answer» Plastid
It is a kind of plastis which gives colour to flowers and fruits
2228.

Write 5 properties of solids

Answer» 1.In solid particles are closly pack.2.Solid have fixed shape ,mass and volume.3.Attraction of force is highest.4.solid do not flow.5.solid cannot compress.
Ductility,sonurus,melliability,heating and melting point , conductivity
2229.

What is chromatin material?

Answer» Chromatin Material : It is thin, thread like intertwined mass of chromosome material and composed of genetic substance like DNA and protein. Chromatin is the loose dense network of uncoiled chromosomes present in the nucleus of the cell. This is clearly visible in the interphase during cell division. The proteins which are associated with DNA can be histone proteins and non-histone proteins. During cell division chromatin condenses and forms coils which are densely packed to form rod like structures called as chromosomes.
2230.

What is the condition required for acceleration and retardation

Answer» Change in velocity
2231.

Why water ia liquid in room temperature

Answer» Because the water didn\'t get the temperature to freeze out in room temperature
2232.

What is function of endoplasmic reticulum

Answer» :RER synthesises protein .:SER synthesises liquid.:ER helps in intra and inter cellular transport of substances.:ER gives internal support to cytoplasm.
Endoplasmic raticulam performs skeletal framwork.There are two types of ER 1.smoth ER 2.Rough ER.
2233.

What is basophiles?

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2234.

Why we snore?

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2235.

How chamelion changes its colour?

Answer» Camouflage
By its imotions
2236.

Why our palm feel cold when a drop of nail removal fall on it

Answer» Liquid acetone evaporates quickly...... when it evaporates it carries away the heat from the particular region of palm ......so our palm feels cold for few seconds
Because it has liquid acetone
2237.

how to specify the properties of states of matter in tabular form

Answer» As given in the ncert notes of this app
2238.

If we use methyl blue on plant cells for observing under micoscope what will happen ?

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2239.

What are the different kinds of water resources

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2240.

Why liquid Generally have lower density as campared to solid

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2241.

Write some examples on potential energy?

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2242.

What are green manure ?

Answer» When the green plants like sun hemp or guar are mulched into the soil that helps in enriching the soil in nitrogen and phosphorus in known as green manure
2243.

Different facts production between macro and micro nutrients

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2244.

Why the current in series combination remains same ?

Answer» because there is\xa0no division of current as there seen in parallel arrangemen
2245.

Is there any hindi question paper available for hindi medium students?

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2246.

Why does the temperature remains same during melting while all the Ice changes into water

Answer» Because the heat we supply is used in overcoming the force of attraction between the particles
2247.

What is potential and kinetic energy

Answer» P.E:- the energy possesed by an object by virtue of its position, shape or configuration is called Potential energyK.E:- The energy possesed by an object by virtue of its motion is called kinetic energy\xa0
Gone mad
Coal
2248.

What are the conditions required for osmosis

Answer» Higher concentration yo lower concented
2249.

Why does the temperature remains the same during melting while all the Ice changes into water ?

Answer» This is due to melting processed
2250.

Steam at 100°C causes more severe burn than hot water at 100°C ? Explain

Answer» Because steam of 100 degree C has latent heat but water at 100 degree C has no latent heat