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What is magnetic property?
How it occurs in nature ?
what causes it to occur ?
how does a magnet gain polarity ? Just doubts |
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| asked by Shivaanee sharma (shivaanee22) 7 years ago |
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Find the equivalent resistance. Plz show the working and the diagram is given in the response section. |
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| asked by Ãwe§♥m€ l¥k tHât (aria124) 7 years ago |
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Ho!! What happenned to thes marking scheme posted here few days ago??? 2012... hwhere is it?? |
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| asked by Arun Murugan (vortex) 7 years ago |
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Can anyone provide a brief reason for why musical instruments are provided with a sound box? Is resonance required here |
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| asked by Smita Sharma Sharma (vishwa70) 7 years ago |
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I have already asked some people , but I'm asking again: can it be possible for you to confirm it with some board corrector(maybe your teacher):
1) In boards is group 1 compulsory or it is english and best 4 (i think it's the latter, one of my teacher said it's the former)
2) does the board give only the marksheet, or also the percentage as on the website after entering UID, we only see the marksheet.
Thank you. |
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| asked by eeshaan17 7 years ago |
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Most abundant enzyme on earth? |
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| asked by Safi Shamsi (daniel1122) 7 years ago |
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Is the envelope format both for formal and informal letters in Hindi and is it compulsory? |
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| asked by Manas Mhasakar (manasm48) 7 years ago |
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It is said that ultrasonic waves of frequency more than 20kHz can travel undeviated through a long distance without getting easily absorbed in a medium. But if the frequency is high, then wavelength should be less and hence the sound wave should be easily scattered and absorbed in the medium, right? |
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| asked by Anshika J (anmj) 7 years ago |
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