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CBSE Class 11 Biology - Structure of the small intestine

CBSE Class 11 Biology - Structure of the small intestine In this article, we are discussing ‘the structure of the small intestine’ from  Class 11 Biology  in order to understand the function of the small intestine in digestion and mainly absorption. STRUCTURE OF SMALL INTESTINE :  The majority of digestion and absorption of nutrients takes place in the small intestine. Absorption  is the passage of digested food material through the lining of the intestine into the blood or lymph.  Lymph  is a colorless fluid containing white blood cells (WBC) that circulate through our body tissues. The WBC present in lymph helps to fight any infection that enters our body. The small intestine has four tissue layers: The  serosa  is the outermost layer of the intestine. The serosa is a smooth membrane consisting of a thin layer of cells that secrete serous fluid and a thin layer of connective tissue.  Serous fluid  is a lubricating fluid that reduces friction from the movement of the  m

Economics notes for class 12 - Features of Perfect Competition Market

Economics notes for class 12 - Features of Perfect Competition Market In this article, we have taken “Features of Perfect Competition Market” from  Class 12th Economics . These Economic notes are short, crisp, and easy to understand for students. HOMOGENEOUS PRODUCT The product being sold in a perfect competition market is homogeneous in nature. This means that the commodities are identical in terms of color, size, shape, quality, size, weight etc. Hence, no seller can charge a different price for its products in the market. This is because the consumer is indifferent to all the sellers in the market. If any seller charges a different price from its customers, he may end up losing them. IMPLICATION  of this feature is that all the firms have to charge the same price for the product otherwise no one will buy from an overcharging firm. FREE ENTRY AND EXIT OF THE FIRM Buyers and sellers are free to enter or quit the market as and when needed. New firms which are induc

Clocks Solutions – Concept, Shortcut with Examples for Banking IBPS/SBI

Clocks Solutions – Concept, Shortcut with Examples for Banking IBPS/SBI Bank exam online coaching   : We have the best of everything assembled together to deliver best results. You can also join our  Online Test series  to enhance your chances of cracking any  banking exam . Salient Features: Complete coverage of the whole syllabus Interactive video sessions by our experienced faculty Chapter wise tests conducted regularly Online Test Series with complete analysis Job Alerts Clocks Solutions A  clock  has mainly two hands on the basis of which questions are mainly asked; the smaller one is called the  hour hand or short hand while the larger one is called the  minute hand  or long hand. Important facts related to clocks: Learn complete Clock Solutions Here...   Learn  Compound Interest Solved Questions For IBPS  here.. For more articles on other subjects, video lectures,  online bank coaching videos    ,  IBPS Clerk online classes  , register with Taks

NCERT solutions for class 10 science - Nutrition in Plants

NCERT solutions for class 10 science - Nutrition in Plants In this article, the following topic “ Nutrition in the Plants ” from  Class 10th Science -Biology is discussed. Nutrition in the Plants Green plants are autotrophic and synthesize their own food by the process of photosynthesis. The process, by which green plants make their own food from carbon dioxide and water by utilizing sunlight energy in the presence of chlorophyll, is called photosynthesis. Oxygen is released during photosynthesis. Raw materials for photosynthesis:  The raw materials for photosynthesis are: Carbon dioxide Water How the plants obtain carbon dioxide? There are a large number of tiny pores called stomata on the surface of the leaves of plants. The carbon dioxide gas enters the leaves of the plant through the stomata present on their surface.  Each stomatal pore is circumvented by a dyad of guard cells. When water flows into the guard cells, they swell, become bend and cause t

Does Social Media Affect SEO? Digital marketing Online courses

Does Social Media Affect SEO? Digital marketing Online courses Social media marketing course :  Online Digital marketing courses  are available for basic as well as advanced learners. Content is designed by experts so the students/professionals can easily understand the concept and practice them on websites. Let us find out answers to these questions. Does Social Media Affect SEO? It ’s a  general question among all businessmen. A businessman invests a lot on the website,  SEO  services, and Social media . He wants to know does social media help him in getting his website ranking better .   Before answering this question, we need to understand search engines ranking factors. The factors, which are considered by a search engine like Google, Bing, etc. to decide a website ranking. Lets us see the list of some common ranking factors- Backlinks Mobile-First User Experience Click-through rate Link authority Direct website visits Time on site Bounce rate Referring doma

11th science NCERT Solutions | chemistry notes for class 11 - Molar Mass

11th science NCERT Solutions | chemistry notes for class 11 - Molar Mass We offer  online classes  that include animated videos or recorded lectures with detailed explanation, sample papers with solutions, objective and subjective study material,  NCERT solutions for Class 11  for all subjects. We post articles and blogs for students related to important topics, notifications, and information related to exams. In this article, we have explained the  Molar Mass  and how to determine molar mass, from unit 1,  CBSE Chemistry of Class 11 . Any matter whether it is a chemical element or a chemical compound has some mass   and occupies space. It is very easy to measure the masses of various substances (in kilograms/ grams) in our daily life, by using different kinds of weighing machines/balances. But how can we measure the mass of compounds or molecules? In the science laboratory, we use a tool called an analytical balance to measure in grams. In a chemical reaction, there are sever

Basic Concepts of SEBI Takeover Code

Basic Concepts of SEBI Takeover Code CS COURSE  : We offer  CS Professional course  through our portal  www.takshilalearning.com . Online classes for CS Professional are designed by experienced faculties. Along with video lectures, proper notes, books, MCQs, and various articles on important topics are also provided. In the following article, ‘Basic Concepts of SEBI Takeover Code’ from  Corporate Restructuring, Valuation and Insolvency  is explained. Basic Concepts of SEBI Takeover Code Acquirer: Acquirer means any person who acquires or is interested in acquiring (i.) the shares, or (ii) voting rights, or (iii) control of the target company. The acquirer may be a natural person or an artificial person i.e. may be an individual, a foreign company, an Indian company, listed company, or unlisted company. Learn more for   Basic Concepts of SEBI Takeover Code Learn  CS Professional Corporate restructuring – Types of Takeovers For the demo, MCQs, updated syl

CBSE class 12th maths online solutions -Types of Matrices

CBSE class 12th maths online solutions -Types of Matrices We offer  Mathematics online classes  for board exams designed by our experienced faculties. We also provide  NCERT Maths solutions , question bank with solutions, and sample papers keeping in mind the latest pattern of question paper of Class 12 exams. On our website, regular updates, notifications, and articles are published for your help. Here, we will share important facts related to ‘Types of Matrices’ from  CBSE Class 12 maths . Column matrix:  A matrix is said to be a column matrix if it has only one column. Eg .   is a column matrix having one column and three rows. are column matrices since they have only one column. In general [a ij ] m×1  is a column matrix of order m×1. Row matrix:  A matrix is said to be a row matrix if it has only one row. Eg     [  1 5 2 ]  1×3   is a matrix with one row and three columns. So, it is a row matrix. [  4  1/2  0  -3 ] 1×4,   [  1 0 ]  1×3   are row matrices sin

Compound Interest Solved Questions For IBPS, SBI & other Banking Exams

Compound Interest Solved Questions For IBPS, SBI & other Banking Exams Online bank coaching classes  : Takshila Learning institute provide to its students  Online Coaching Classes  for IBPS/SBI. We provide exceptional features to students that distinguish us from the rest of the institutes. We have Well qualified & experienced faculty Impeccable  Online Study Material Regular Topic-wise articles on all the subjects. Pioneer in  Online Test Series for Bank PO  / Clerk Daily updates Compound Interest Solved Questions In case of Compound interest, the interest is added to the principal at the end of each period to arrive at the new principal for the next period. In simple words we can say, the amount at the end of first year will became the principal for the second year & so on. Learn complete   Compound Interest Solved Questions Learn Simple Interest questions & answers here.. For more Articles, video lectures ,   ibps exam preparation   

12th Economics Classes online - Determinants of Market

12th Economics Classes online - Determinants of Market Takshila Learning is also bringing to you some theoretical knowledge in the form of blogs and write-ups. The following blog carries detailed information about “ Determinants of Market ” from  Class 12  Economics . Determinants of Market A market is a whole of the region in which buyers and sellers of a commodity are in close contact and perform the function of sale and purchase of a commodity. PERFECT KNOWLEDGE Uniformity in the price of a commodity in different parts of the market will prevail if the buyers and sellers have complete and perfect knowledge about the prices and costs of goods in the market. This will actually give rise to competition in the market. You can read previous article  Economics Notes CBSE Class 12    Exceptions To The Law Of Demand MOBILITY OF GOODS AND FACTORS If there is no mobility (i.e. freedom of movement) of goods and factors of production of a commodity, the sellers charge dif

CS Professional Corporate Restructuring – Types of Takeovers

CS Professional Corporate Restructuring – Types of Takeovers We are  Takshila Learning , your online Education partner. We offer complete  CS online coaching classes . Our target is to help out in the journey of your CS Preparation.  Today we have brought an important article from Corporate Restructuring, an important part of  CS Professional . While preparing for  CS Preparation , you must have studied in details about  Corporate Restructuring . In this article,  we will discuss “Takeover”. Meaning of Takeover According to Companies Act, 1956, no particular definition is for Takeover. But, in general terms, Takeover means the acquisition of one company by another company. Type of Takeovers Hostile Takeover Big Companies attacking the small companies….. “It’s like sharks eating the small fishes or at times a small fish attacking the big fish”, results in a sudden increase in the market price of the share of the targeted company. Promoters of the target company

Biology Notes for Class 11 Science – Pancreas

Biology Notes for Class 11 Science – Pancreas Here we will discuss  Pancreas,  one of the important digestive gland. It covers the unit 5, chapter 16 of  Class 11 Biology . PANCREAS The pancreas is an abdominal organ that is located behind the stomach and is surrounded by other organs, including the spleen, liver and small intestine. The pancreas is about 6 inches (15.24 centimeters) long, oblong and flat. It is located on the back of the abdomen, behind the stomach.  The pancreas is connected to the duodenum (the first section of the small intestine) through a small tube called the  pancreatic duct . It is an  endocrine gland   producing several important hormones including  insulin ,  glucagon ,  somatostatin , and a  pancreatic polypeptide  which circulate in the blood. The  pancreas  is also an important  digestive  organ,  secreting   pancreatic juice  containing  bicarbonate  to neutralize the acidity of  chyme  (The partly digested food mixed with gastric juices) whic