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1.

A train starting from rest attains a velocity of 72km/h in 5 mins. Assuming that the acceleration is uniform. Find (1) the acceleration (2) the distance travelled

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eleration is uniform.d=72*5/60=72/12=66km/h

2.

Describe briefly four ways in which iduvidual with particular trait may increase in population

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ural selection: Those variations which give survival advantage to an organism are selected in nature and such traits increase in population.(II) Genetic drift: It occurs due to change in GENE frequency due to accumulation of PARTICULAR type of genes.(III) Geographical isolation: It leads to change in gene frequency leading to expression of one type of traits in a geographically isolated population.(iv) Migration: It leads to flow of a particular type of gene in a specified population.

3.

Give me proof of existence of god

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hing living and WORKING on its manner such as days and NIGHTS and every thing is a good proof of GOD? But PEOPLE like you will never UNDERSTAND

4.

Find current in the following circuit

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re the CURRENT is 9A.......

5.

Can the same plant be domestic as well as wild.why?

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you ANSWER MATE HOPE it helps you plz mark the BRANLIEST

6.

When sodium chloride solution and silver nitrate solution react with each other then answer the following question. a) which product are formed?b) Is there any precipitate is formed? If yes then what is it's colour?c) write the final balance chemical equation.

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ver chloride and sodium nitrate 2)= YES, a white precipitate of SILVERCHLORIDE (AgCl) is formed3)= Agno3(aq) + NACL(aq) -> Agcl(s) + NANO3(aq)

7.

Complete the analogy : copper and tin : Bronze:: Sodium and mercury:________

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If ONE of the METAL is MERCURY then the ALLOY will be AMALGAM

8.

Make the ray diagram for it

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the ANSWER BRO

9.

Please answer questions no 9 fast .........

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no. of X is 5 MASS no. of X is 11Valency of X is 3Atomic no. of Y is 8Mass no. is 18Valency is 2Atomic no. of Z is 15Mass no. is 31Valency is 3

10.

derive the relation showing that the centripetal force acting on a planet is inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the planet and the sun

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s law of universal GRAVITATION: "Newton's law of universal gravitation states that every point mass in the universe attracts every other point mass with a force that is directly proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them."Coulomb's law: "The MAGNITUDE of the Electrostatics force of interaction between two point charges is directly proportional to the scalar multiplication of the magnitudes of charges and inversely proportional to the square of the distances between them."How did SIR Isaac Newton and Sir Charles Augustine De Coulomb come to know that the force, gravitational or coulomb's, is inversely proportional to the square of the distance between two point masses or charges, why didn't they just say that the force is inversely proportional to the distance of two bodies from each other or two charges? There must have been something that MADE them formulate these inverse-square laws

11.

....is in the solid state at room temperature a) fluorineb) Iodinec) chlorined) bromine

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is in the SOLID state at room TEMPERATURE. ✌️ ✌️ HOPE this helps you ✌️✌️ PLEASE mark me as BRAINLIST

12.

The number of radial nodes in 3S and 2P respectively are??

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of RADIAL NODES =n−l−1n−l−1For 3s3s it is 2FOR 2P2P it is 0

13.

Differentiate between in regular reflection and diffuse reflection

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R REFLECTION*reflection such that the ANGLE OFREFLECTION of the light is equal to the angle of incidence and on the opposite side of the normal to the point of incidence.*DIFFUSE REFLECTION*Diffuse reflection is the reflection of light or other waves or particles from a surface such that a ray incident on the surface is scattered at many angles rather than at just ONE angle as in the case of specular reflection. ... Many common materials EXHIBIT a MIXTURE of specular and diffuse reflection.

14.

Hormone stimulates hunger pangs

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ermed the 'hunger hormone' because it stimulates appetite, increases FOOD INTAKE and promotes fat storage. ... Ghrelin ALSO stimulates the release of growth hormone from the pituitary gland, which, unlike ghrelin itself, breaks down fat tissue and causes the build-up of MUSCLE.

15.

List three human activities which would lead to increase in carbon dioxide content in air

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tationburning FOSSIL FUELS

16.

Mention four major causes which are regarded as to develop a transfer system of Assam

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huna BAD DIYA BAHAI

17.

In brief the likely consequences of deforestation

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tation is the clearing of trees without the intent of replacing them or reestablishing a stand of trees. Learn reasons for deforestation and discover the CONSEQUENCES of this process in all forests, including tropical forests.The World's ForestsForests mean different things to different people. Outdoorsmen and nature lovers appreciate them for their recreational value. Those in the timber industry appreciate them for their economic value, and MANY critters and plants call the forests and tropical forests HOME. For humans, animals and biologically diverse plants, forests provide raw materials and habitats that are vital to sustainable life. However, forests can easily be taken for granted and become a casualty of civilization.If the human population continues to aggressively clear forests to exploit their natural RESOURCES or make room for PROGRESS, the benefits of this important ecosystem could be lost. In this lesson, we will look at the causes of deforestation and discuss some of the consequences of this process.hope you like it

18.

What do you mean by the term pathogen?

Answer» N means disease causing HARMFUL MICRO organsims
19.

What are the different effects of air pollution on human being

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E....The DIFFERENT effects of air pollution on HUMAN being are many such as....Human beings suffer with some respiration problems such as, breathing problems, infections, watery eyes etc...Some air POLLUTANTS also effects on the FOOD which human beings are consuming etc...HOPE THIS HELPS U DEAR.

20.

The device measure the distance of vehicle

Answer» R hope it HELPED u plz MARK as brainliest and follow me
21.

What property do all elements in the same column of the Periodic Table as boron have in common?

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ments of periodice table and in same column Have same charecterstics that's is the REASON why they are PLACED in ORDER

22.

Who is the father of chemistry

Answer» LAVOISIER is the FATHER of CHEMISTRY.. I THINK.
23.

How much of heat energy is required to raise the temperature of 8 kg of water from 10℃ to 90℃

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24.

Calculate the number of moles for 52 get of He

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now that 1 MOLECULE of helium is equal to 4g So, number of MOLES in 52 g of he will be52/4= 13 molesTherefore, there are 13 miles in 52g of he.Hope it HELPS !!!

25.

For what purpose do we use the land obtained by cleaning forest

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tation is when HUMANS remove or clear large areas of forest LANDS and related ECOSYSTEMS for non-forest use. These INCLUDE clearing for farming purposes, ranching and urban use. HOPE U LIKE MY ANSWER

26.

what systems would you use if you were walking from the front of the school to your first period class

Answer» R systemcirculatory systemnervous systemlymphatic SYSTEM
27.

आवर्धन किसे कहते हैंAnswer Hindi me dejldi

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्तु के वास्तविक आकार को बदले बिना उसको अपने वास्तविक आकार से बड़ा दिखाना आवर्धन कहलाता है। वस्तु जितने गुना बड़ी दिखती है, उसे 'आवर्धन' कहते हैं। यदि आवर्धन १ से अधिक है तो इसका अर्थ है कि वस्तु अपने वास्तविक आकार से बड़ी दिक रही है।

28.

When Acetic Acid gives bad odour

Answer» ETIC ACID (vinegar) is CONCENTRATED (strong) then it GIVES a bad odour.
29.

When Acetic Acid gives was odourless

Answer» ETIC GAS is ODOURLESS in natureThankyou
30.

Acid and base reactivity in terms of neutralixzation principle

Answer» ASE = salt+water+hygrogen evoluted
31.

To show an activity of ohm's law

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en TEMPERATURE and other physical CONDITIONS are constant the potential drop across a conductor is DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL to the current FLOWING through it.

32.

Acid react with metal to form _fill in the blanks

Answer» IVE SALT and H2 GAS.
33.

Define Catenation in two or more lines

Answer» CESS of self LINKING of carbon ATOM to form big compounds is CALLED CATENATION.
34.

Calculate the formulae unit mass of following compound1. Na3Po42. K2Co3

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172gK2CO3 : 138g

35.

9th std journal law of chemical combination observation table

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Mass Dalton's ATOMIC Theory Stoichiometry   Laws of Chemical Combinations Chemistry is the study of the change of matter from one form to the other. These changes often occur as a result of the combination of two different types of matter. There are certain rules that govern the combination of different elements to form compounds. These rules are, what we CALL, the laws of chemical combinations. There are FIVE basic laws of chemical combinations that govern the chemical combinations of elements. What are they and what do they SIGNIFY? Let us read more about these laws in the section below. 1) Law of Conservation of Mass French chemist, Antoine Lavoisier in 1789, studied this law. This law states that “In all physical and chemical changes, the total mass of the reactants is equal to that of the products” or “Mass can neither be created nor destroyed.” We also refer to this law as the law of INDESTRUCTIBILITY of matter. The mass and energy are interconvertible but the total sum of the mass and energy during any physical or chemical change remains constant.

36.

Law of chemical combimation observation table

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s of chemical combination describe the basic principles obeyed by interacting atoms and molecules, interactions that can include MANY different combinations that happen in many different ways. This AMAZING DIVERSITY of interactions allows for an ASTOUNDING variety of chemical reactions and compounds. Spontaneous chemical reactions happen constantly, shaping the world around us, while humans engineer specific reactions to our benefit and attempt to curb reactions that hurt us. Though chemical reactions can be as complex as they are numerous, they are all fundamentally governed by these same guiding laws of chemical combination, which lay the groundwork for analysis of chemical reactions. They give a mathematical formulation and allow predictability given initial conditions. They are the launch pad from which we jump off to creating all SORTS of wild compounds and phenomena. And while chemistry is still difficult and intricate, with the laws of chemical combination on our side, we can begin to make some headway.

37.

Plz fast answer both the questions

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child in A is female and Sex of child in B is male The PERSON in Q2 has HYPERMETROPIA as he USES convex lens.Pls MARK brain list

38.

Define cold blooded animal

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ooded animals are those whose body temperature change ACCORDING to their OUTSIDE environment. they go to HIBERNATION during winters . EXAMPLES: lizards, SNAKES, frogs....Hope it helps!!!

39.

Ntse kerala 2018-2019 expected cut off

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swer is = see downPredicting the cutoff MARKS this year is a tough job. There is a change in the exam pattern, no language PAPER, the increase in total marks from 150 to 200. The cutoff of NTSE stage 1 will be released state wise along with the result. As you have not mentioned the name of your state you can check the LINK below to have a complete IDEA and check the previous year cutoff also.yo thank u for asking[ MR = BRAHMAN ]~...

40.

what is meant by power of lens? write the SI unit. A student use a lens of focul length 40 cm and another of 20 cm write the nature and power of each lens

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is the SI UNIT.

41.

If a resource can be replaced within fifteen years by natural processes will you call it an inexhaustible or exhaustible resource ? and why????

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nexhaustable because in can be USED for MANY more YEARS

42.

Plz. give me all answer

Answer» KNOW the ANSWER for your QUESTIONS PLEASE GIVE me the answer
43.

Q. Which type of energy is used in the following activities ? :- (1) Hamida rides a bicycle to come to school. (2) Aunty boils the curry on the gas stove. (3) We watch TV in the evening. (4) Twigs of the tree move due to wind. (5) Saplings of vegetables are in the sunlight. (6) It takes time for the food to get cooked in the solar cooker.

Answer» ULAR ENERGY.2. HEAT energy.3. Electricity.4. WIND energy.5. SOLAR energy.6. Solar energy.
44.

To study newtons law of motion

Answer» UNDERSTAND FORCE,MOMENTUM,MASS,VELOCITY.
45.

What is frost , what is fog , what is dew

Answer» LIQUID STATE of WATER
46.

Explain the mechanism of electric bell with labelled digram

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electric bell jar and a r type class Bell jar. the electric bell is suspended inside the applied Bell jar. the bell jar is connected to a vacuum pump as SHOWN in the figure. if you PASS this page you will be able to hear the bell. now start the vacuum pump. when there is inside the jar is pumped out gradually the sound becomes fainter although the same current is PASSING through the bell after sometime when LESS are is left inside the bell jar you will see a VARIABLE sound or removal of air completely no sound is heard

47.

How the sun is a hot fire ball?

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te here is your ANSWER⤵The Sun is not a “huge ball of fire”; it is a nuclear fusion reaction, FUSING Hydrogen into Helium and a release of ENERGY and the Sun is (on AVERAGE) about 93,000,000 miles away which greatly reducing its intensity on the Earth. And once the radiation from the Sun gets to the Earth it is ATTENUATED by our atmosphere.Hope this answer will help you..《《

48.

write one feature common to each of the following pairs of terms:1.glycogen and starch2.gills and lungs

Answer» OGEN and starch, both are sugars. 2. Gills and lungs, both are breathing ORGANS, RICHLY supplied with BLOOD vessels.
49.

Why the water cycle is a continuous process

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because the conditions for the processes of PRECIPITATION, condensation and evaporation are available in the atmosphere at all times.so hence the processes CONTINUE all the time till the conditions for them to work cease to action.there is hence continuous process of evaporation of SEA water and condensation of it in the troposphere to form clouds and when the clouds GET saturated they commence with the precipitation process  .HOPE it helped

50.

Calculate the power of engine which can lift 300 kg of water through a height of 15 m in 15 second

Answer» KNOW how to CALCULATE the power of ENGINE which can LIFT 300kg of water through a height of 15 m in 15 seconds