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Difference between a food chain and a food web Food chain vs Food web class 10 science Food chain -  It is the flow of energy from a low trophic level to a high level in a single straight path. It contains a straight chain. There is only a linear route of energy and nutrient flow. This is increasing as the number of isolated and limited food chains is increasing. Collects 4-6 trophic levels of different species. Members at high trophic levels eat organisms similar to those at lower trophic levels. If only one group of organisms is disturbed, the entire network will be affected. Dependency - Typically, a member at a high trophic level depends on an organism at the same or lower trophic level. Food chain Examples - Grazing food chain and detritus food chain. Food web These are several connected food chains through which energy flows in the habitat. It contains various interconnected food chains. There are multiple interconnected pathways through which nutrients and energy flow. It grows

Importance of teachers day Education is still an important component of every student's life in current times. The pillars of such a massive learning ecosystem, however, are still our teachers, who educate pupils for life's tests rather than academic exams. Teachers strive to mould each student to their full potential and to urge them to be their best selves. In ancient India, gurus have long played a powerful, valued, and dynamic role. A guru took on the roles of both a counsellor and a mentor. A guru was also a teacher of life and a source of ideals. Teachers' engagement did not change throughout time as educational systems improved, and their core remained the same. To streamline an entire country's manner of learning, the education rules conformed to tight academic criteria surrounding uniform academic material. Nonetheless, the influence and importance of instructors or gurus has remained constant over time. Read more  Why do we celebrate Teachers Day? Tag - import

Laws of Refraction NCERT Class 10 Science Definition of refraction : Refraction is the bending of light from one medium to another. The density of the medium that refracts light rays is also a factor in refraction . The more dense medium is referred to as a denser medium, whereas the less dense material is referred to as a rarer medium. The refraction law As a result of this basic experiment, we may deduce the laws of refraction listed below — 1. In the same plane as the incident ray, the refracted ray, and the normal to the interface of two transparent media at the point of incidence. 2. For the light of a given colour and a given set of media, the ratio of the sine of the angle of incidence (Sine I to the sine of the angle of refraction (Sine r) is a constant (Sine r). Snell's law of refraction is another name for this law. (This is also true for the angle 0 < I< 90 o ) 3. If I is the incidence angle and r is the refraction angle, then Constant = Sine I / Sine R Another imp

CA Responsibilities and Duties Services that Chartered Accountants Provide to Society include budgeting, financial planning, business strategy formulation, and overall management of the finances of the company.  The kinds of functions generally performed by the accountant are as follows: Auditing An accountant's most crucial role is auditing. An audit is a skill of analysing and inspecting financial data, management accounts, management reports, accounting records, operational reports, income, revenue, and spending reports, among other things, in a systematic and autonomous manner. The outcome of the assessment and inquiry is communicated to shareholders and other internal stakeholders. Special Company Work CAs can handle secretarial and registration tasks, as well as the formation, financial structure, and liquidation of limited corporations. As a result, in addition to their other responsibilities, chartered accountants also perform the tasks of a receiver. Taxation With so many

Factors of Soil Formation  Five important Factors affecting soil formation 1. The initial state of the solid matter that makes up the soil is known as the parent material. 2. Topography refers to the physical qualities of a piece of land, such as the location of rivers, mountains, and other features. 3. Climate refers to the characteristics of weather as they change through time in order for soil properties to develop. Precipitation, temperature, and storm patterns are all included. 4. Organisms - Organisms have a major impact on the evolution of soils. Animals, humans, and other smaller living things all fall within this category. 5. Time – Soil formation is influenced by the source material and topography. Organisms and climate are inextricably linked to the production of soil. Time is an ephemeral variable whose importance is a measure of the passage of time. Soil formation process – The dissolution of rocks under particular environmental circumstances is the first step in the p

Different Types of Birds Nest  Birds Nesting - Different birds make different types of nests. 1. Suspended Nests Suspended nests are similar to elaborate cupped nests, however they are supported differently. Their sides, not their bottoms, support them.  Birds name - orioles, weavers and vireos 2. Nests in Cups The most common and usual type of nest is a cupped nest. These nests have the appearance of a bowl or a cup. Sticks and twigs, thread, and feathers are among the materials used to create them. Cupped nests are built by most songbirds, as well as hummingbirds, robins, and certain swifts. 3. Platform Nests Platform nests are tall and flat in appearance. Large birds of prey such as eagles, ospreys, herons, and cormorants frequently use platform nests. They reside in trees or on the crests of massive plants. Many platform nest builders expand their nests year after year, often to huge proportions. 4. Cavity Nests  Tree cavities, like burrows, provide excellent protection. To build c

Difference between CS and CMA  Cs vs CMA CS Exam Structure - CS requires passing three examinations as prescribed by the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI), namely CS Foundation, CS Intermediate/Executive, and CS Final. CS  Job Opportunities - Legal advisor of a corporation, chief advisor of the corporate on matters of corporate governance, or finance and accounting manager. CS  Salaries in India - Good! CS  Scope outside India - A CS with a job experience of about 3-4 years gives a variety of possibilities abroad. Although that is restrained to a few countries like UK, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, and a few others since it involves the application of Indian laws. CMA Exam Structure -    CMA requires passing three examinations as prescribed by The Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICMAI), namely CMA Foundation, CMA Intermediate, and CMA Final. Thereafter, candidates are required to go through 6 months of practical training for the CMA Final examinations. CMA