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1.

Draw a cross section of soil and label the various layers only diagram

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the GIVEN QUESTIONS ANSWER is

2.

How are biotic and abiotic factors dependant on each other?

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Biotic factors are the LIVING components of an ECOSYSTEM (biotic meaning biological). These include living animals, plants, and microscopic organisms LIKE BACTERIA. ...Biotic and abiotic factors both influenceeach other.




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3.

What are endemic species ? mention the factors that may endanger their existence

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HI FRIEND....

the ENDEMIC species are the species of animals or plants which are restricted in that particular places...
as the people may kill them they will be exitent .....

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4.

name the structure that transports food synthesized in the leaves to the different parts of the plant

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The plant BODY is generally divided into roots, stem, and leaves. The roots are in the soil, which is the major source of nutrients in plants. Water and other nutrients enter the plant through the roots.  The leaves are the food production centres. Using the sunlight and Carbon dioxide they synthesize food through photosynthesis in the chloroplasts.

Now, food from the leaves has to reach the other parts and the water, along with other nutrients has to reach leaves and other parts. All of this takes place through the vascular tissues of the plants. This is basically the transportation in plants.

You have already learned in earlier classes about the specialized cells and tissues in plants, which are the xylem and phloem. Together, they constitute the vascular STRUCTURE in plants.

When talking about transportation in plants we must discuss Xylem and Phloem. Xylem and Phloem tissues are present throughout the plant. They begin at the root and then move up to the stem, branches, and leaves.

The xylem tissue transports water and minerals from the roots to the leaves whereas the phloem tissue transports food from the leaves to the other parts of the plant. Xylem tissue has tracheids and vessel elements. Phloem tissue has companion cells and sieve tubes.

When transpiration in plants occurs, water gets evaporated from the leaves. This results in more water being pulled from the root. This phenomenon explains how water moves up in the plants, against gravity, without the use of any pump! The flow of water in the xylem tissues is unidirectional. It moves up the stem from the roots. It occupies the centre of the vascular bundle.

The phloem, on the other hand, is responsible for the translocation of the nutrients LIKE carbohydrates and amino acids from the leaves to other areas of the plants. Here, the flow is BIDIRECTIONAL. It moves up and down the stem. Phloem occupies the edge of the vascular bundle, as seen in the following figure. Food movement in the phloem occurs due to the pressure flow mechanism. The differences in the osmotic pressure help in the movement of food from the AREA of high concentration to areas of low concentration.

5.

Motor cars are coated with .......

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Motor CARS are COATED with CHROMIUM or PAINT.

6.

Diagram of human respiratory system

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7.

Definition of uniform circular motion

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Uniform circular motion can be DESCRIBED as the motion of an object in a circle at a CONSTANT SPEED. As an object moves in a circle, it is constantly changing its direction. At all instances, the object is moving TANGENT to the circle. ... The direction of the acceleration is inwards.

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8.

Discuss the solubility of solid liquid and gases in water.explain with suitable example

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Solubility of every substances depend on the pressure and temperature at that particular INSTANCE.
Solubility of solids in water is maximum...though it depends upon the type of material the solid is....and whether it is formed from electrovalent or covalent bonds.

Solubility of liquids in water is moderate DEPENDING on the MISCIBILITY of the liquids.

Solubility of gases depend on the temperature and pressure at that instance....as the pressure and increases solubility increases whereas if the temperature increases... solubility of the gas decreases.

Hope this answer helps you

9.

What is physical properties of metals

Answer» PROPERTY SHOWN by metal on BASIS of external FEATURES is know as PHYSICAL property
10.

Can you list out mishaps in aquatic ecosystems occurred due to human interference?

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Factors Affecting Aquatic ECOSYSTEMS

Variability and change are natural processes in aquatic ecosystems, and ecosystem communities and individual organisms have in many cases adapted to different environmental conditions.

HUMAN effects on aquatic ecosystems can result from pollution, changes to the landscape or hydrological systems, and larger-scale impacts such as global climate change. The complexity of aquatic ecosystems and the linkages within them can make the EFFECT of disturbances on them difficult to predict. These linkages mean that damage to one component of the ecosystem can lead to impacts on other ecosystem components. INCREASING our UNDERSTANDING of aquatic ecosystems can lead to better practices that minimize impacts on aquatic environments.

Select natural and human influences on aquatic ecosystems are described in the following sections:

Natural factors

Human influences

11.

what is the reaction of magnesium with dilute hydrochloric acid at room temperature and warm temperature

Answer» MAGNESIUM reacts with HCl on both ROOM temperature and WARM temperature to give magnesium chloride and hydrogen
REACTION:-
Mg + 2HCl = MgCl2 + H2
12.

What would have happened if Plants lacked anthocyanin?

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Anthocyanins are natural plant pigments that have beneficial effects for the plant as well as for humans and animals. Dietary sources of anthocyanins are generally easy to identify due to their RED, blue, or purple color. Examples include berries and red-skinned grapes, apples, and pears and various vegetables such as radishes and red/purple cabbage. Anthocyanins may also be ingested through their use as a food additive and as dietary supplements, procured as anthocyanin-rich fruit extracts, powders, and purified compounds. The bioavailability of anthocyanins is considered to be limited; however, recent advances in targeted and nontargeted instrumentation have enhanced our detection capability, indicating that anthocyanin metabolism can be extensive, is complex, and that the full portfolio of anthocyanin metabolites are probably yet to be measured or characterized. Nonetheless, it is clear that anthocyanin intake is associated with various health benefits as demonstrated in a number of study designs ranging from HUMAN epidemiology and clinical trial intervention to screening and mechanistic studies in animals and cell culture models. Anthocyanin molecular targets include transporters and receptors, second messenger signaling molecules and kinase enzymes, transcription factors, promoters, and growth factors, and a host of oxidant defense enzymes. Despite the potential broad-spanning biological activities of anthocyanins, safety and toxicological concerns are relatively low. To date, there are no reports indicating adverse health effects with consumption of anthocyanins (in general) at usual dietary intake levels. The collective toxicological literature suggests that adverse effects occur only at extremely HIGH levels, although a complete toxicological assessment of anthocyanins is lacking (EFSA, 2013). Overall, anthocyaniningestion through food is unlikely to present a safety concern and may, in fact, impart health benefits. Currently, there is no recommended intake level of anthocyaninsto consume for optimal health or to avoid adverse effects (UL). Future anthocyaninsresearch and CONTINUED consumer interest in anthocyanin-containing foods and products with health benefits will undoubtedly present opportunities for pursuing dietary guidance recommendations

13.

Give scientific reasons - All the mass of an atom is concentrated in the nucleus.

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very interesting question !

you know, an atom contains MAINLY three subatomic particles ; electron, proton and neutron.

we also know, mass of electron is comparably negligible than mass of proton and that of neutron.

electron revolves around the nucleus in the ORBIT while proton and neutron are LOCATED at the CENTRE of the atom, this centre is known as nucleus.

its means, mass of an atom = mass of protons + mass of neutrons

hence, mass of an atom is concentrated in the centre i.e., nucleus.

so we can say, all mass of an atom is concentrated in the nucleus

14.

Which tissue is responsible for the increase of girth of root

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HEY MATE YOUR ANSWER IS HERE

LATERAL MERISMATIC TISSUES are responsible for the increase the girth of the ROOTS

15.

What is NREGA define it

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16.

Air, water, minerals, soil are............... factors of an ecosystem.(physical, organic, inorganic)

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Air, WATER, vapour, MINERALS, soil are ABIOTIC and PHYSICAL FACTORS.
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17.

Real photo of area51 and what is area 51

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Hey MATE!!

HERE IS THE ANSWER

✔Area51 is a MYTHICAL united states air BASE .

✔It is located in NEVADA desert .

18.

How are birds adapted for flying ?

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The boadies of birds are adapted fot FLYING.Many of a birds bones are hollow which makes birds boadies LIGHTWEIGHT. Flying birds have LARGE CHEST muscles that MOVE the wings. Birds have feathers thst help them fly.


19.

Write a short note on natural gas

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You are ALLI / freine from Lucknow (up) WRITE a letter to the editor Lucknow TIMES daily to look into the bad CONDITIONS of the highway roads damaged by the mansoon RAINS

20.

Diagram for regeneration in planaria

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21.

Explain why rails have gaps at specific distances

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Rail track runs parallel with SMALL and it is laid in such a way that there is small gap left in between them.

These small gaps are very IMPORTANT SINCE they provide required room for expansion of the rail TRACKS during summer and other climatic conditions.

Expansion also occurs due to the heat created from the constant friction between the WHEELS and the rail tracks.

22.

Why are the cabins of aeroplanes flying at high altitude pressurized

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This is because there is already more PRESSURE outside the PLANE and if there is no pressure INSIDE then plane will CRASH due to more pressure

23.

The region in a sound wave, with higher pressure and density is called ............. and that with low pressure and density is called...........

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The REGION in a sound wave, with higher pressure and density is called.. compression.. and that with low pressure and density is called..RAREFACTION..

Sound WAXES travel in LONGITUDINAL WAVES. Hence they have two different regions of pressure.

24.

Give scientific reasons - Plants in an ecosystem are called consumers.

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Because CONSUMERS MEANS producers and in the ecosystem PLANTS are DIRECTLY or indirectly
related to all animals.

25.

Why sewage is harmful to discharge untreated sewage into rivers and seas

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26.

Name the protozoan that is the carrier of dengue virus

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Mosquitos WITHIN genus aedes are MAIN cause.

Viral transmission as well as the carrier incriminated THROUGHOUT most endemic areas is the yellow-fever mosquito, as well as Aedes aegypti.

In GENERAL the Asian tiger mosquito, as well as albopictus, is another prominent carrier of the virus. ANOPHELES mosquito carries parasites of malaria.

27.

What are the important questions we get in pt-1 , science, class 10?

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28.

What are the advantages of science and technology ?

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Advantages of technology. First, the evolution of technology is beneficial to humans for several reasons. At the medical level, technology can help TREAT more SICK people and consequently save many lives and combat very harmful VIRUSES and bacteria. The invention of the computer was a very important POINT.

29.

the body is moving with the velocity of 10m/s.if the motion is uniform ,what will be the velocity after 10sec?

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UNIFORM MOTION = Equal Distance in Equal intervals of time.


Since the motion considered here is Uniform, the acceleration will be or constant. The motion is therefore having no change in VELOCITY due to which it is assumed to be TRAVELLING in constant acceleration and velocity even after ' N ' seconds.

30.

The gas we use in the kitchen is called liquified Petroleum gas(LPG). in the cylinder it exist as liquid. when it comes out from the cylinder it becomes a gas(change-a) then it burns(chage-b). the following statements pertain to this changes .choose the correct one.1.process - A is a chemical change 2.process- B is a chemical change 3.both processes A and B are chemical changes4.none of these process are chemical change

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Option 2 is correct because BURNING of lpg is chemical change
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31.

List the precautions of road

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Know Your Signals. ...Stop, Look, And Cross. ...Pay Attention – Listen. ...Don't Run On ROADS. ...Always Use Sidewalks. ...Crossroads and Pedestrian Crossing. ...Never STICK Hands Outside The VEHICLE. ...Never Cross Road At BENDS.

32.

Name one commercial use of yeast

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Yeast are used in BAKERY for baking and also for MAKING EXPENSIVE ALCOHOL

HOPE this helps u

33.

Explain the effect of following materials on environment and human health.1. Plastic2. Glass.3. Thermocol.

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The effects of the following materials on environment and human health are:

1) Plastic:

•The plastic is the most harmful non-biodegradable waste material which causes a lot of land pollution.

• Due to it's non-biodegradable characteristics the plastic BAGS often obstruct the sewage system.

• The combustion of plastic materials create very harmful gases which are not good for our health.

2) Glass:

• Broken pieces of glass is extremely DANGEROUS for ourselves because these sharp pieces can cause major wounds or injuries.

• Very fine DUST of glass can GO into our respiratory system which can create many respiratory diseases.

3) Thermocol:

• The dust of thermocol is very bad for the environment and causes AIR pollution.

34.

What is plant cell and animal cell.

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Hey MATE here is your ANSWER.......



Structurally, plant and animal cells are very similar because they are both EUKARYOTIC cells. They both contain membrane-bound organelles such as the nucleus, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, golgi apparatus, lysosomes, and peroxisomes. ... These structures INCLUDE: chloroplasts, the cell wall, and vacuoles.




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35.

Cabities or diabities me kya difference h

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Cabities is a problem of teeth,it is KNOWN as TOOTH decay while DIABITIES is a DISEASE in which the sugar level is high in human BODY

36.

What is difference between element and atom ?? in brief

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HI,


Element is a substance containing only one TYPE of atom.


Atom is smallest unit of element


Both are different things, that's why we use different TERMS



37.

Describe an activity that can performed to obtain silver in its free state from silver chlorideI"ll mark you brainliest

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is the ACTIVITY CALLED ELECTROLYSIS???


38.

What prevents entry of food particles into wind pipe?

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The usual upright POSITION of the EPIGLOTTIS allows air to FLOW into the lungs and the LARYNX. When you swallow, the epiglottis flattens backward to cover the ENTRANCE to your larynx and prevent food from entering the lungs and windpipe..

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39.

Explain the effects of landslide in your own words.

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LandSlide➫ A mass of rock and earth moving suddenly & quickly down a steep slope.

♦ Water availability, quantity and quality can be affected by landslide.

♦ It caused when earthquakes occur on areas with steep slopes, many times the soil slips.


➧ Causes of Landslides:-
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❱ Heavy Rain
❱ Soil Erosion
❱ Earthquakes
❱ Deforestation
❱ Volcanic Activity

➧ Effects of Landslides:-
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❱ It cause serious damage to property.

❱ Destruction of infrastructure.

❱ Damage to land and loss of natural resources.

❱ It also block rivers and increase the risk of floods.

➧ Types of Landslide:-
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[1] Rock Slides:-

❱ A landslide involving bedrock in which the rock that moves remains largely intact for at least a portion of the MOVEMENT.

[2] Earth Slides:-

❱ A Soil Flow landslide where the majority of the soil materials are fine-grained & cohesive.


➧ Precautions of Landslides:-
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❱ Stay away from the slide area.

❱ Stay alert and awake.

❱ If you are in areas susceptible to landslides CONSIDER LEAVING if it is safe to do so.

❱ Listen to local radio or television stations for the latest emergency information.

➧ Prevention of Landslides:-
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❱ Directing surface water sources away from the landslides.

❱ Draining ground water STREAMS away from the landslides.

❱ Minimizing irrigation on the surface of the soil.

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40.

What is pollution? Different types of pollution in our environment? What is noise pollution? What is air pollution? What is water pollution? What is land pollution?

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The PRESENCE in or introduction into the environment of a SUBSTANCE which has HARMFUL or poisonous effects.
types of POLLUTION. --Water Pollution.
Air Pollution.
Soil Pollution.
Thermal Pollution.
Radioactive Pollution.
Noise Pollution.
Light Pollution

41.

Define evaporation out of nylon or cotton cloth which will be comfortable in summer

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EVAPORATION IS THE PROCESS IN WHICH WATER IS HEATED OVER ITS BOILING POINT AND VAPORIZED IT IS CALLED AS EVAPORATION..


COTTON CLOTHES ARE COMFORTABLE IN SUMMER..

42.

From what the organs and organ systems are made up of?

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The basic HIERARCHY of cellular organisation is: Cells - Tissue - Organ - Organ SYSTEM.

So ORGANS are made up of two or more tissues. Skin is the largest organ in our body.

An organ system is a group of organs that work together to PERFORM one or more FUNCTIONS.

Each does a particular job in the body, and is made up of certain tissues.

43.

Give the preventive measures of dengue

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There is no VACCINE to prevent HUMAN infection by this virus. Personal PROTECTION and the environmental management of mosquitoes are important in preventing illness. Prevent access of mosquitoes to an infected person with a fever. Protect yourself from MOSQUITO BITES at all times in dengue areas. The most imortant is prevent still water in your area as the mosquitoes breed in it

44.

What is the difference in the number of shells in magnesium and sulphur

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Shell number one can only hold 2 electrons, shell two can hold 8, and for the first EIGHTEEN elements shell THREE can hold a maximum of EIGHT electrons. ... So... for the element ofMAGNESIUM, you already know that the atomic number tells you THENUMBER of electrons. That means there are 12 electrons in a magnesiumatom.

45.

Why do changes occur around us? Explain it with examples.

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Changes occur everywhere, every moment around us. Everything in the world is subject to change. Chemical changes: That change the chemical composition of the MATERIAL.Physical change: That are temporary and do not change the chemical composition of the material. They change only the STATE, colour, and texture.Reversible chages: They can be REVERSED.Irreversible changes: They cannot be reversed. Eg -BREAD going into toaster-becoming toast.-Boiling eggs.-Boiling Rice and Lentils.-Turning Milk into Yoghurt.-Making Tea.-Henna DRYING on your hands.-Nail varnish drying on your hands.-Butter melts.

46.

Difference between Nucleus and Nucleolus

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1.The NUCLEUS is the MAIN organelle while the nucleolus is the sub-organelle.

2.The nucleus is membrane BOUND while the nucleolus is non-membrane bound.

3.The nucleus CONTAINS DNA while the nucleolus contains RNA.

4.The nucleus has the chromosomes and cellular MEMBRANES while the RNA has the fibrillar centers, dense fibrillar centers, and the granular component.

47.

Mention five uses of synthetic fibres other than making a clothes

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They r used in making -

1. ropes
2. parachutes
3. carpets
4. tents
5. upholestry.....

I hope it's HELP U :-)

48.

कवकों का पोषण कैसे होता है

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पोषण के आधार पर कवक तीन प्रकार के होते हैं। ये हैं-

1-सहजीवी (SYMBIOTIC)- ये कवक दूसरे पौधों के साथ-साथ उगते हैं तथा एक-दूसरे को लाभ पहुँचाते हैं। जैसे-लाइकोन (Lichen)।
2-परजीवी (Parasitic): ये कवक अपना भोजन जन्तुओं एवं पौधों के जीवित ऊतकों से प्राप्त करते हैं। इस प्रकार के कवक सदैव हानिकारक होते हैं। जैसे- पक्सिनिया, अस्टिलागो।
3-मृतोपजीवी (SAPROPHYTE): इस प्रकार के कवक अपना भोजन सदैव सड़े-गले कार्बनिक पदार्थों से प्राप्त करते हैं। जैसे- राइजोपस (Rhizopus); पेनिसिलियम (PENICILIUM) मोर्चेला (Morchella) आदि।

49.

What does rate of change of momentum represents?

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Its SHOWING NEWTON SECOND LAW of MOTION

50.

Electron, proton, neutron are the types of ............ in an atom.

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SUB particles, in general, ATOMS are composed of three types of particles including PROTONS, neutrons, as well as electron.

Usually, electrons reside in orbitals around the NUCLEUS EVEN these also have negative charge (-).

As well as the number of protons that determines the atomic number, e.g., H = 1