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Q: 12 N in a C = 2400 0

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12 N in a C means 12 Numbers in a Clock.

Q: Which of the following Rivers has no Bridges built over it? 2399 0

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    Nile
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    Congo river
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    Amazon river
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    Yellow river
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Answer : 3. "Amazon river"
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Answer: C) Amazon river Explanation: There are No bridges over The Amazon River. The Amazon River, in South America, is the largest river by discharge volume of water in the world and the second longest in length after The Nile in Egypt.

Q: What has two hands but no arms or legs? 2399 0

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A Clock has 3 hands i.e, an Hour hand, a Minute hand and a Seconds hand.

Q: What is the oxidation number of carbon in NaHCO3? 2399 0

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    -4
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    -3
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    +4
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    +2
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Answer : 3. "+4"
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Answer: C) +4 Explanation: The given compound is NaHCO3 Sodium bicarbonate which is commonly known as Baking soda. Oxidation numbers are the charges on ions. When a neutral atom loses electrons it becomes positively charged. When a neutral atom gains electrons it becomes negatively charged.   Here the C represents the oxidation state of carbon in this compound. Compounds are electrically neutral, which is why we set the sum of the oxidation states equal to zero. Sodium has a +1 oxidation state. Hydrogen has a +1 oxidation state. Oxygen has a -2 oxidation state. There are three oxygen atoms, which means the total oxidation state provided by both oxygen ions is -6. Adding up these oxidation states we get: 1 + 1 + (-6) + C = 0 -4 + C = 0 => C = 4 This means the oxidation state of carbon in this compound is +4.

Q: On which day ' National Science Day ' is celebrated in India ? 2399 0

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    February 23
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    February 25
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    February 26
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    February 28
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Answer : 4. "February 28"
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Answer: D) February 28 Explanation: National Science Day is celebrated in India on 28 February each year to mark the discovery of the Raman effect by Indian physicist Sir Chandrashekhara Venkata Raman on 28 February 1928.

Q: 5/9 of the part of the population in a village are females. If 30 % of the females are married. The percentage of unmarried males in the total males is ? 2399 0

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    62.5 %
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    125 %
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    84.32 %
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    46.87 %
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Answer : 1. "62.5 %"
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Answer: A) 62.5 % Explanation: Let total population = p number of females = 5p/9number of males =(p-5p/9) = 4p/9married females = 30% of 5p/9 = 30x5p/100x9 = p/6married males = p/6unmarried males =(4p/9-p/6) = 5p/18Percentage of unmarried males in the total males = {(5p/18)/4p/9}x100 = (5p/18)x(9/4p) = 125/2 % = 62.5%

Q: 1001 A N means 2396 0

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1001 A N means 1001 Arabian Nights.   These are same as 12 S of the Z, 64 S on a C, 19 C in CB, 8 S on SS, ...

Q: The part of earth where life exists 2396 0

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    Biosphere
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    Atmosphere
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    Lithosphere
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    Hydrosphere
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Answer : 1. "Biosphere"
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Answer: A) Biosphere Explanation: The part of the earth and its atmosphere in which living organisms exist or that is capable of supporting life is called Biosphere.

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