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1.

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2.

10 waves of water reach to beach 5 seconds find its time period

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In 5 seconds, no. Of waves formed = 10


So, in 1 second, no. Of waves formed = {(10/5)×1} = 2.


So, frequency = 2 Hertz.


Now, Time period

= 1/Frequency

= (1/2) seconds

= 0.5 seconds (Ans.)


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3.

Who got Nobel Prize for injecting themselves insulin

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FREDERICK G. BANTING got NOBLE PRIZE for INJECTING themselves INSULIN

4.

10 waves of water reach to the beach in 5 seconds find its time period

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First U tàke FREQUENCY2 then the formula of TIME PERIOD is 1÷frequency
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5.

⭐How many atoms of an element with atomic number 35 can combine with an atom of an element with atomic number 20? ExplainBEST ANSWER WILL BE MARKED AS BRAINLIEST!

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Atomic number of element 1=35
:. electronic configuration=2,8,18,7
:. Valence electrons=7
:. valency of element 1= -1

atomic number of element 2=20
:. electronic configuration=2,8,8,2
:. Valence electrons=2
:. valency of element 2= +2

:. according to Criss cross method,
2 ATOMS of element 1 combine with 1 ATOM of element 2 to FORM a stable element.

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6.

How tap root is different from fibrous root give one example of each type

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Tap ROOT have one main root and branch roots grow out from this main root.e.g. carrot, radish

fibrous roots have a CLUSTER of roots GROWING from the bottom of the stem. it has no main root. e.g. maize




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7.

Which country have no mineral found

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Switzerland
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8.

Plz solve these questions

Answer» 33. grandson.
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9.

Plz solves these questions

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Did you GAVE IOS YESTERDAY

10.

What is an echo and how many time required for the formation of echo

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When the distance between hearing the main sound and the reflecting surface is multiplies of 17 metres (twice or three times ) , the ECHO is heard in the form of the last TWO or three phrases of the whole PRODUCED sound .

11.

What is estrification. Write its chemical reaction and uses of ester.

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12.

Precautions To be taken during blood transfusion

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Precautions and ADVERSE Reactions During Blood Transfusion ... Precautions and Adverse Reactions During Blood Transfusion. To minimize the chance of an adverse reaction during a transfusion, health care practitioners take several precautions. ... Because most adverse reactions occur during the first 15 minutes of the transfusion, the recipient is closely obse-disorders/blood-transfusion/precautions-and-adverse-reactions-during-blood-transfusion
Precautions and Adverse Reactions During Blood Transfusion ...https://www.msdmanuals.com/home/blood-disorders/blood-transfusion/precautions-and-adverse-reactions-during-blood-transfusion
Precautions and Adverse Reactions During Blood Transfusion ...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/10919207
[The PRECAUTION principle and blood transfusion]. - NCBI




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13.

Please answer question no.30

Answer» HII

ANSWER IS OPTION B THAT IS INCREASE

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14.

How to understand coordinate covalent bond?

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A coordinate COVALENT BOND, ALSO known as a dative bond or coordinate bond is a kind of 2-center, 2-electron covalent bond in which the two ELECTRONS derive from the same atom. The bonding of metal IONS to ligands involves this kind of interaction.

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15.

How is blood-group is carried out in hospitals

Answer» HELLO MATE,

Blood GROUP is testing in clincal laboratries or in HOSPITALS.
16.

How is Blood group matching carried out in hospital

Answer» HELLO mate,

The BLOOD can be DRAW in HOSPITALS or CLINICAL laboratries.
17.

Explain the structure and function of human blood answer the following question in your own word

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The RBCs ( Red Blood CELLS ) CONTAINS hemoglobin ..that helps to carry oxygen throughout the BODY .
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while WBC ( white blood cells ) ...are the blood cells that fight against DISEASES

18.

Why some blood are positive and some are negative

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Positive and NEGATIVE signs in blood means whether or not the blood contains the rhesus antigen. Rh negative means the antigen is not present and it is safe to DONATE that blood to other NEGATIVES and to positives because the LACK of the antigen will not cause an immunity REACTION.

19.

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20.

Blood transfusion is the method of transfer of blood from a healthy person to the patient in case of shortage of blood in patients body it requires matching blood group of the donor and the recipient collect the information about types of blood groups

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O

The 'O' blood type is also commonly known as the "Universal blood type" or the "universal donor," because it contains neither A nor B antigens on the red blood cells. However, there are both A and B antibodies in the blood PLASMA. As a result, this type of blood can be used as an infusion to give to individuals with any blood type. Nonetheless, due to the presence of antibodies in the blood plasma, the term "universal blood type" is now somewhat contested. Blood type-related complications in blood transfusions may still occur if there is an issue with the 'O' type blood's antibodies. Given the patterns of genetic inheritance that determine blood type, 'O' type blood is relatively uncommon, compared with A or B type blood. 'O'-type blood may be further divided into Rh+ and Rh-, also known as O+ and O-. This distinction refers to the presence or absence of Rh proteins on the red blood cells.

A

The 'A' blood type contains 'A' type agglutinogens, a type of antigen. These antigens are present in the red blood cells of the 'A'-type blood. Individuals with the 'A' blood type have the 'B'-type antibody in their blood plasma. In addition, the red blood cells of 'A'-type blood may contain Rh proteins on the CELL surface. If this Rh protein is present, the blood is categorized as 'A+'. If it is lacking, the blood is 'A-'. With regard to blood transfusions, individuals with 'A' blood type may donate their blood to individuals with 'A' or 'AB' blood types. Patients with Rh+ blood may receive either Rh+ or Rh- blood, but not vice-versa. (If you have Rh- blood, you can only receive a transfusion of Rh- blood.)

B

'B' type blood is characterized by the presence of 'B'-type antigens in the red blood cells and by 'A'-type antibodies in the plasma. As in the case of 'A' or 'O'-type blood, an individual with a 'B' blood type may be Rh+ or Rh-, depending on whether there are Rh proteins on the red blood cells. Individuals with 'B' blood type may donate blood for use by patients with either 'B' or 'O' blood types

AB

The 'AB' blood type, also known as the "universal receiver" blood type, contains both the A and B antigens on the red blood cells, but contains neither A or B antibodies in the plasma. As a result, individuals with the 'AB' blood type may receive transfusions of any kind of blood. However, they can only donate their blood for use by other individuals of the 'AB' blood type. The 'AB' blood type is produced when the alleles, or genetic indicators, of the mother and father are each 'A' and 'B'. Instead of one type dominating the other, and causing the child to be either 'A' or 'B' type, they are both present, to produce 'AB'-type blood. Despite the common use of the term "universal receiver" for AB type blood, the name may be somewhat deceiving. In addition to the A and B antigens that determine a person's blood type by the ABO system, human blood actually contains hundreds of antigens. In most cases, the presence of these other antigens is QUITE uniform throughout the human population. However, in some unusual cases, an individual may be lacking a particular antigen. In these RARE cases, even an individual with an 'AB' blood type may not be able to receive a transfusion of 'AB' blood. As with 'A', 'B' or 'O' blood types, the 'AB' blood type may be either Rh+ or Rh-.


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21.

What is echo what is the minimum time required for formation of echo

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The velocity of sound in DRY air is APPROXIMATELY 343 m/s at a TEMPERATURE of 25 °C. Therefore, the reflecting object must be more than 1.72m from the sound source for echo to be perceived by a PERSON located at the source. When a sound produces an echo in two seconds, the reflecting object is 343m away.

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22.

How is a mariner's compass used?

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A "deep-well" DESIGN is used to allow the compass to be used globally with a card tilt of up to 8 degrees WITHOUT impairing accuracy. ... Mariners'compasses can have two or more magnets permanently attached to acompass card, which moves freely on a PIVOT.

23.

Explain the mechanism of the cleaning action of soap?

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24.

First man to land on moon??????

Answer» NEIL ARMSTRONG .........................
25.

Useful properties of plastic.

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Plastics GENERALLY have: RESISTANCE to corrosion and chemicals, low electrical and thermal conductivity, highstrength-to-weight ratio, colors available in a wide variety and transparent, resistance to shock, gooddurability, low COST, are easy to manufacture, resistant to water and have low toxicity.

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26.

Characteristic of a magnet

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Characteristics of Magnets

The basic characteristics of magnets
are known by any child who has come across a fridge magnet. Magnets snap to objects made out of iron and they either snap to each other or repel. The feeling of the attraction or repel is easy to describe and detect but what is it that creates this behavior? Read on and learn more about the characteristics of magnets and how they manifest themselves in our daily lives.

Two Magnets Interact
If you take two magnets and try to push them together they will either attract or repel. There is a magnetic force between the magnets that can even be felt by your hand. The reason for this behavior is that each magnet has a NORTH and a south pole. When a north pole of one magnet is subjected to a north pole of another magnet the two magnets will naturally repel each other. We learn from this that magnets have the characteristic of opposites that attract and likes that repel. These forces that we see in magnets actually govern most of our reality and this is why we can’t just put a hand through a chair or other material. The repulsive forces that we can see in magnets are there in miniature to keep matters together and solid.

Magnets Have Memory
You can make a simple test with an LCD calculator to see how magnets have memory. Take a permanent neodymium magnet and place it next to the screen of your calculator. You should first have printed a number there. Now, remove the magnet and return the calculator to zero. When you bring the magnet back the same NUMBERS as before will appear again because it was memorized by the magnet. This characteristic of magnets is used in credit cards where the magnetic stripe of the card holds the sensitive INFORMATION of our bank details.

Magnetic Fields
Magnets create magnetic fields that are both protective and stimulating. These magnetic fields can be used for many things and one very popular area of use is magnetic therapy. Magnetic therapy lets the magnetic fields of magnets interact with the blood of the human body. By stimulating the blood circulation the person being treated experiences pain relief and cure of many different ailments. This is also what makes magnetic jewelry an option for better health and well being.

Split a Magnet in Two
Magnets will always have two poles and even if you split a magnet in two you can’t GET rid of this characteristic. The smaller piece will have two poles and this will continue no matter how many splits you make. There are magnets where the poles are set to the same side but these still include two poles. For magnetic therapy and healing purposes the permanent magnets with two OPPOSITE poles are to recommend since they are the most effective.

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27.

First man to land on moon???!

Answer»

NEIL AMSTRONG was the 1st PERSON to land on moon he travelled in appolo 8

28.

Plzz answer my question it's was very urgent

Answer» 1. PERIODIC motion
2. STRAIGHT
3.periodic
4circular
5.circular
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7. periodic
29.

What is meant by a meteor?

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A SMALL PIECE of ROCK, ETC. in SPACE.

30.

Why disc is known as Newton's disc?

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A Newton DISC, invented by IsaacNewton, is a disc with segments in rainbow colours. When the disc is ROTATED, the colors fade to white; In this way ISAAC. Newton demonstrated that white light is a combination of the seven different colours found in a rainbow. ... FLASH illustrates howNewton's Disk works kenyon

31.

What is meant by acoustics

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The BRANCH of PHYSICS CONCERNED with the PROPERTIES of SOUND.

32.

Sense organs in 5 lines

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⭐To see we use our eyes, to hear we use our EARS, to smell we use our nose, to taste we use our tongue, and we TOUCH with the help of tongue.⭐


❇The classic five senses are sight, smell,HEARING, taste, and touch. ❇

✔The organs that do these THINGS are the eyes, nose,ears, tongue, and skin.

✔The eyes allow us to see what is nearby, judge depth, interpret information, and see color.

✔Noses allow us to smell particles in the air and identify dangerous chemicals.




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33.

what is the ratio of equivalent resistance of series combination of n equal resistance to the equivalent resistance in parallel combination of then n resistances?

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equivalent resistance of Series combination of N EQUAL RESISTANCES ( each resistances equal to r) I. E,,

R_{s}=nr \\

equivalent resistance of PARALLEL combination of an( equal resistance is equal distance to r) I. e

R_{p}= \frac{n}{r} \\ \\ \frac{ R_{s} }{R_{p}} = \frac{nr}{ \frac{r}{n} } \\ \\ = {n}^{2}

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34.

What is total quality management.

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a system of management based on the principle that every member of STAFF must be committed to maintaining HIGH standards of WORK in every aspect of a company's operations.

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35.

SPAM WILL BE REPORTEDANY VD FANS???(JUST A ADDITIONAL QUESTION ABOVE ONE IS MAIN)I AM TELUGU WAUgive a short note on sentinelese tribe in Andaman and Nicobar Islands

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Answer--- The Sentinelese, also known as the Sentineliand the North Sentinel Islanders, are an indigenous people who inhabit North Sentinel Island, located in the Bay of Bengal in India.As North Sentinel Island is PART of the Andaman ISLANDS, the Sentinelese are considered to be one of the Andamanese peoples. They are designated as a Scheduled Tribe.An uncontacted people, the group, estimated to be composed of anywhere from 40 to 500 individuals, is BELIEVED to have lived on North Sentinel Island for as long as 55,000 years and speaks the Sentinelese language, a language isolate not RELATED to the native languages found on the surrounding islands.[6][7][8] Indian authorities have put in PLACE laws that prohibit any individual being closer than 3 miles (4.8 km) to the island, for both the safety of outsiders, as the Sentinelese are known to be hostile, and the Sentinelese themselves. Being an isolated group, they likely do not possess the genetic immunity to survive exposure to common viruses, such as influenza and measles.[6][9]

Unlike other ethnic groups found in the Andamanese Islands, who were more welcoming to outsiders and now interact with them somewhat regularly, the Sentinelese appear to have consistently refused any interaction with the outside world.

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36.

What is the use of compass???

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The magnetic COMPASS was
an important advance in navigation because it allowed mariners to "determine their direction even if CLOUDS OBSCURED" their usual astronomical cues such as the North STAR. It uses a magnetic needle that can turn freely so that it always points to the north POLE of the Earth's magnetic field.

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37.

Intensity of earthquake is measured by

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Intensity of EARTHQUAKE can be MEASURED by USING a seismograph.






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38.

Function of testes.e xplain

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TESTES. ...: There is a pair of testes which lie outside the body within the scrotum . They produce MILLIONS of sperms. And ALSO the nitrogenious WASTE ..


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39.

Why water is able to dissolve ionic compound?

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As WATER is UNIVERSAL SOLVENT it can DISSOLVE it dissolves all the solutes in it ....

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40.

Why does the concentration of gases like co2 and o2 remain almost the same in the atmosphere

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Concentration is about same because we TAKE OXYGEN release carbon dioixide while PLANTS take carbon dioxide and release carbon dioxide.
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41.

What is aerosol write one example of it

Answer» AEROSOL is a suspension of solid PARTICLES and liquid DROPLETS,ex-fog,dust
42.

A snail covers 1 metre in 10 seconds. what is the speed of the snail in km/h?

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13seconds

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43.

What are the uses of ketones

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O=R=O,,, STRUCTURE of the KETONES,,,,,

44.

10 waves of water reach to beach in 5 second what is its time period

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This is very simple

10 waves of water reach to beach in 5 seconds
Then in 1 second 2 waves of water reach to beach
So, time period is 2 waves/second


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45.

10 minutes of water reach to show in 5 second what is what is it time period

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The TIME of PERIOD is in SECONDS

46.

Tips of water reach to shore in 5 second what is the time period

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The PERIOD of TIME is in
SECONDS

47.

name the hormones that is screated by our body to deal with scary situation . List any two response shown by our body . when the hormones are secreted into the blood?

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ADRENAL gland secrete adrenaline hormon.It regulates our BREATHING,heartbeat,blood pressure nd the metabolism of carbohydrate.It is secreted in large amount when the person is frightened.This increases heartbeat,BREATING,blood pressure rises and more glucose goes into blood to RELEASE energy which helps us to fight the situation.



48.

What is metal and metallurgy

Answer» metal is a solid material, it has definite shape, it is ductile, malleable, sonorus and good conductor of electricity .
metallurgy means the branch in which property of metals ,their productivity and purification exist. the knowledge of metals is also known as metallurgy
49.

Miosis meaning and it's function

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When your pupil shrinks (CONSTRICTS), it's called MIOSIS. If your PUPILS stay SMALL even in dim light, it can be a sign that things in your eye aren't working the way they should. This is called abnormal miosis, and it can happen in one or both of your eyes.

50.

Why are concave mirror used in solar devicesanswer

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Because it FORMS IMAGES at the FOCUS and towards focal POINTS by reflection