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The graph shows the distances covered by a runner per week in a 15-week training period. In which week did he cover 100 km? => 10 th week or 12 th week or 9 th week or 5 th week..

The speed of a train is 60 km in 30 minutes. How much distance does it cover in 6 hours? => 360 km or 400 km or 720 km or 600 km..

If the speed of a train is increased from 36 km/h to 40 km/h , it takes 80 minutes less to cover a distance between two stations. Find the distance between the two stations. => 480 km or 80 km or 560 km or 360 km..

No, the portion covered by the strip of metal foil will not be blue-blac..

Cartilage or grisle as it is also called is a dense, clear blue-white substance, very firm but less firmer than bone. It is found principally at joints and between bones. The bones of the embryo are first cartilage, then the growing centres persist as cartilage, but in adults, it is foun..

Scrape the inside of your cheek using an ice-cream spoon. Spread the tissue in a drop of water on a glass slide. Add a drop of methylene blue and place a cover slip. Observe the cells (epithelial) under the microscope. Epithelial cel..

. At sunset or sunrise, the sunrays have to cover large atmospheric distances to reach us and most of the blue light gets scattered and doesnt reach us. The sky as well as the sun, at sunrise and sunset, therefore looks reddis..

The essential parts of a fax system are the transmitting devices that translate the graphic material into electrical impulses according to a set pattern, and a synchronized receiving device that retranslates these impulses and prints that. In a typical system, the fax scanner consists of a rotating..

. Moreover, any object can be treated as a point object if it covers distances which are much greater in comparison to its size. A cricket ball moving in a field and a train covering hundreds of kilometres, are some exampl..

. These bands are called interference fringes. The solid arcs represent the crests and the dotted arcs represent the troughs in the above diagram. When these arcs overlap, the (.) dots represent the maximum intensity i.e., constructive interference, whereas the (x) crosses represent the minimum int..