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Physics notes for class 11 Science : Inertia

Physics notes for class 11 Science : Inertia Physics notes for class 11 : Newton’s First Law defines Inertia:  According to Newton’s first law of motion, a body remains to be in a state of rest or of uniform motion unless and until it is acted upon by an external force to change its state.This inability of a body to change by itself its state of rest or of uniform motion along a straight line is called  inertia  of that body. Newton’s first law is called the  Law of Inertia So, one can define Inertia as “ the tendency of an object to stay at rest or in motion ”. Quantitatively, the inertia of a body is measured by the  mass  of the body that means heavier the body greater is its inertia. Types of Inertia: Inertia  of Rest :  The tendency of a body to remain in its state of rest is called Inertia of Rest. That means a body at rest remains at rest and cannot move on its own. Example: A person standing in a bus falls backward with a jerk when the driver starts the b

Online Digital Marketing Course in Hindi Common SEO Mistakes

Online Digital Marketing Course in Hindi Common SEO Mistakes Online  Digital Marketing Course in hindi : SEO professionals with little experience or Professionals those have just started their career in  SEO(Search engine optimization)  often do some common mistake while doing on the page or off page SEO. Today we are going to discuss some of these common mistakes. These are common but their impact is very bad for SEO performance. Not using proper HTML Tags for Subheading:   Using H1 tag for subheading is wrong. H1 tag is heading. Some designers also use H3 tag for subheading without using  H2 tags anywhere on that web page. Whenever you are creating subhead preference should be given to h2 tag. Some web designer also uses bold text for subheading and don’t use heading tags which is also wrong. No or outdated XML sitemap:  XML sitemap is very important for indexing of  WebPages in the search engine. So, submitting a sitemap to a search engine is very important. Also, you

Simplification Solutions – Quantitative Aptitude Problems and Solutions

Simplification Solutions – Quantitative Aptitude Problems and Solutions Online banking classes  : Takshila Learning institute regularly offers you different blogs and articles on important topics, news, and information related to banking exams. In this article, the following topic ’Simplification’ from Quantitative section is explained. SIMPLIFICATION SOLUTIONS Q: 1  Aman has Rs. 480 in the denomination of 1-rupee notes, 5-rupee notes and 10-rupee notes. The number of notes of each denomination are equal. What is the total number of notesthat Aman has? (A) 40                          (B) 65      (C) 85                               (D) 90 Sol: Let the number of notes of each denomination be x. Then x + 5x + 10x = 480 16x = 480 So, x = 30. Hence, total number of notes = 3x =  90. Answer: Option (D) Q: 2  Amit has some hens and horses. If the number of heads is counted to be 48 and the number of feet equals140, then the number of hens will be: (A) 22

CS Foundation : Accounting Policies & Fundamental Accounting Assumptions

CS Foundation : Accounting Policies & Fundamental Accounting Assumptions Accounting Policies & Fundamental Accounting Assumptions CS professional course : Takshila Learning offers  CS Foundation online classes  for students in an easy, convenient, and simple way through our portal  www.takshilalearning.com .  It helps students to grab the conceptual knowledge in a different but simple way. CS online classes for CS preparation is a collection of HD-quality recorded lectures with the detailed explanation of the content by experienced and well-known faculties. An interesting topic from  Fundamental Accounting and Auditing  – ‘Accounting Policies’ is discussed below: Accounting Policies They ensure that the transactions have been recorded properly by the enterprise while preparing financial statements. An accounting policy once selected is applied consistently. However, an entity can change the accounting policy if certain conditions are satisfied. There is

8th Class Social Science - The Indian Constitution

8th Class Social Science - The Indian Constitution Class 8 social science : The Indian Constitution:- Key features Below are the listed key features of the Indian Constitution:- Federalism – Federalism means the existence of more than one level of government in the country. In India, we have government at different levels like Panchayat level, state level, and central level. These numerous communities meant a system of government needed to be diversified. It should not be confined to the central team only. It is important to have government at lower levels also so that decisions could be made for the particular level. The constitution contains lists that detail the issues that each tier of government can make laws on. Parliamentary form of the Government-  People of India have a direct role in electing the representatives. Every citizen irrespective of its background can contest in elections. The representative elective is accountable to the people. Separation of powers- 

STATEMENT AND ASSUMPTIONS QUESTION SOLUTION

STATEMENT AND ASSUMPTIONS QUESTION Online classes for bank po   : Takshila Learning is a great e-learning platform for banking aspirants and ensures that learning is not restrained by place or by time. We offer  online classes  for SBI, IBPS PO, Clerk, RRB and other banking & insurance exams. We also offer High-Quality  video lectures by our experienced faculties which can be accessed through SD card which does need access to internet. Regular Topic-wise articles & information on various subjects,  regular MCQs based tests & quizzes ,  SBI PO online classes   & clerk  are also provided. STATEMENT AND ASSUMPTIONS QUESTION SOLUTION Q: 1Statement: ‘ An apple a day keeps thedoctor away’- A famous saying. Assumption:  I. Apples are good for our health. II.  Apples are easily available in the market. Q: 2 Statement : Should our country encourage exports, when most of the things are insufficient for our use itself. Arguments :  I.  Yes. We have to earn

Employees Provident Fund topic for cs executive

Online cs execuive classes : Takshila Learning offers online classes for  CS preparation . We provide exceptional features to students that distinguish us from the rest of the institutes. We have the best of everything assembled together to deliver best results. We have :  Well qualified & experienced faculty. Impeccable study material –  Company law notes ,  Corporate Restructuring , and Tax notes. Pioneer in CS online coaching classes. Following topic ‘ Employees Provident Fund ’ from  Industrial, Labor& General Laws  is discussed below: Employees Provident Fund A Brief Introduction The Employees Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952 are applicable to employees whose  wages * exceed Rs. 15,000/- per month. This ceiling limit has been amended and applied from September 01, 2014 (earlier the limit was Rs. 6,500/-) However, employees drawing salary below this limit can also have the benefits of this Act with their choice. The  wages*  i

CBSE Maths Class 8 Exponents and Power

CBSE Maths  Class 8 Exponents and Power We will proceed to discuss the Exponents and Power from  Class 8 Maths . An Exponent stands for a way repeatedly the amount is increased.We have studied in previous Class‘how to put in writing massive numbers mistreatment exponents’. It involves 2 numbers a and b wherever a is base and b is that the exponent. Mass of earth is 5,970,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kg, which can be written as 5, 97 x 10  24  . 10  24  can be read as 10 raised to the power 24. Now, we will find what is 2 -2   is equal to? Powers with negative exponents We know that 10  2   = 10 x 10=100 As the exponents decrease by 1 the value becomes one tenth of the previous value. 10  1  =100/10=10 10  0  =10/10=1 10  -1  =1/10 10  2  =1/100 So, by observing the above pattern we can say that any integer  a  which is non -zero, a   -m  =1/ a   m  , where  m  is a positive integer. a   -m  Is the multiplicative inverse of a   m  . Laws of exponents

Synonyms for IBPS EXAMS – IBPS Preparation for Bank PO

IBPS Preparation for Bank PO →Synonyms Online bank exam preparation : Takshila Learning is an unique brand in educational innovations recognized for providing  Online Classes for Banking ,  Online Test Series  for  IBPS/SBI  exams. We specialize in providing quality & result oriented education & guidance for the youth of the country to enable them to get suitable employment opportunities. We provide: Online coaching for Bank PO exams. Online practice test for bank clerical exam with detailed analysis &explanation Online mock test for IBPS, SBI – PO and Clerk Previous Year Papers Job Alerts and Notifications, Regular blogs and articles on English, reasoning, quantitative aptitude, maths, and banking information that helps in preparation. So today  , in this article, we will discuss ‘Synonyms’ from English section for  banking exam preparation. Directions for questions (1 to 12), a word in capital letters is followed by four options. From the options, ch

Class 7 Science NCERT Solutions for Climate and Adaptation

Class 7 Science NCERT Solutions for Climate and Adaptation In this post, we shared some notes on ‘Climate and Adaptation’ from  CBSE Class 7 Science . Climate and Adaptation: On the Earth, various places, such as the polar region, desert have very harsh and rough climate. Many organisms live and thrive in these places, even though the harsh climate. Animals and plants living in such places develop certain attributes which help them survive in the harsh climate. To develop certain characters in order to survive in a particular climate is called adaptation. Adaptation in Polar Region : In the polar regions, the sun does not appear for about six months and it does not set for another six months of the year. Mostly, these regions are covered with snow for the year. In winter, temperatures may go down to -37°C. Hence, the climate of Polar Regions becomes extremely rough and harsh. Even though such condition, many animals live in those places, for example Penguin, Polar Bear,

Tips to Solve Cause and Effect in Reasoning question for Banking

Tips to Solve Cause and Effect in Reasoning question for Banking Banking Classes  Online : Takshila Learning Institute is a great e-learning platform for banking aspirants and ensures that learning is not restrained by place or by time. We provide  online classes  for SBI,  IBPS PO , Clerk, RRB and other banking & insurance exams. Watch Demo For  Online banking classes. Salient features of our institute: High Quality  video lectures  by our experienced faculties. Which can be accessible through SD card, no internet required. Regular Topic-wise articles & information on various subjects. Regular MCQs based Tests & Quizzes Online Test Series Job Alerts CAUSE & EFFECT Directions for Q: 1-10  In each of the questions given below, 2 statements are followed by five options. You have to observe the given statements & then judge which of the following Cause & Effect holds valid according to the given statements. Give answer as: (A). if Statemen

Class 10 to 12 CBSE Board Exams-How to Prepare for Board Exams

Class 10 to 12 CBSE Board Exams-How to Prepare for Board Exams Takshila Learning comes to you with tips that  how to   prepare for board exams . Below are the tips that will help you to  prepare for board exams Last moment worries to be avoided – Students should focus on their studies from the starting of the year. They should not wait for the last moment to study so that any kind of pressure can be avoided.Parents should not burden their children and help them in studies in all possible manners. Comprehensive information of subject matter –  Students should avoid the trend of learning without understanding the concepts. They should understand the syllabus effectively.Every topic must be clear in the mind of the student. So, he/she will be able to solve the exam paper easily. Sample paper and previous year paper practice –  Students should focus on practicing the previous year paper and the sample paper.This will help them to understand the paper pattern and time m