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CBSE Class 10 Pre Board 2021 : Social Science (Smt Ramkuwar Devi Fomra Vivekananda Vidyalaya (SRDFVV), Chromepet, Chennai) | |
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The soil with the features described is Black soil, also known as Regur soil. Reasoning: 1. Found in Deccan trap region: Black soil is predominantly found in the Deccan Plateau region of India, which is known for its extensive lava flows. 2. Made up of Lava flows: Black soil is formed from the weathering of basaltic lava rocks. The Deccan Trap is a large igneous province composed of multiple layers of solidified flood basalt. Black soil is characterized by its dark color, high clay content, and excellent water retention capacity. It is highly fertile and suitable for growing crops like cotton, hence also known as "black cotton soil." mkjk |
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d) low excess air Reasoning: A high percentage of carbon monoxide (CO) in the flue gas of a boiler indicates incomplete combustion, which is typically caused by insufficient air supply or low excess air. When there's not enough oxygen available for complete combustion, carbon in the fuel doesn't fully oxidize to carbon dioxide (CO2) and instead forms carbon monoxide (CO). High excess air would result in more complete combustion and lower CO levels. Complete combustion would produce primarily CO2 rather than CO. Good control of pollutants would typically aim to minimize CO production. Therefore, the presence of high CO levels points to low excess air, which leads to incomplete combustion and higher CO formation. balamurali19 |
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c) 36 times Reasoning: The voltage drop in a power distribution system is inversely proportional to the square of the voltage. When the voltage is increased from 11 kV to 66 kV, we can calculate the factor by which the voltage drop will decrease: (66 kV / 11 kV)² = (6)² = 36 This means that by raising the distribution voltage from 11 kV to 66 kV, the voltage drop will be reduced by a factor of 36 times. Therefore, option c) 36 times is the correct answer. ajoy_menon |
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False. The auditor should not describe the work of the expert with their name in the audit report without obtaining prior consent. This statement is incorrect for the following reasons: 1. Confidentiality: Experts often work under confidentiality agreements, and disclosing their identity without permission may breach these agreements. 2. Professional ethics: It's considered unethical to name or identify an expert without their explicit consent. 3. Potential liability: Naming an expert without permission could expose them to potential liability or unwanted scrutiny. 4. Auditing standards: Most auditing standards require auditors to obtain permission before identifying experts in their reports. 5. Focus on findings: The audit report should focus on the findings and conclusions rather than the individuals involved in the process. The correct approach is for the auditor to describe the nature of the expert's work and its impact on the audit findings without naming the expert, unless explicit permission has been obtained. harika77 |
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The exact dates for the 2026 ICSE exams are not yet available. The schedule is typically released by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) several months before the exams begin. Keep an eye on the official CISCE website for updates closer to the time. bobby31 |
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c. Performance monitoring Performance monitoring is the correct answer because that suggests corrective action based on actual performance. This process involves: 1. Setting performance standards 2. Measuring actual performance 3. Comparing actual performance against standards 4. Analyzing deviations 5. Taking corrective action Performance monitoring is an ongoing process that allows managers to identify issues, make adjustments, and improve overall efficiency in real-time. Unlike CUSUM (Cumulative Sum Control Chart) which is a statistical quality control tool, or PERT (Program Evaluation and Review Technique) which is used for project management, performance monitoring is specifically designed to provide feedback and suggest corrective actions based on actual performance data. saisriram |
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