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A


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isn't a scale used for measuring weight?

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C

P reproduces by spores and makes its own food, so P could be fern.Q makes its own food but does not reproduce by spores, so Q could be banyan tree or neem tree.


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answer is A

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The correct answer is D

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the volume of water will increase when we add sugar in it...the correct answer should be c

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The Correct Answer is d

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C

We observe that in the 2nd bottle, water has frozen and overflowed over the rim of the bottle. This means that volume of water increases when it freezes. So. it has expanded beyond the rim of the bottle.


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D

Dispersal of seed is carried out by wind, water, animals and by explosion. From the given figure it can be inferred that seeds of plants X are dispersed through explosion, e.g., Balsam and pea. Seeds of plant Y are dispersed by wind, e.g., Dandelion and Hiptage while seeds of plant Z are dispersed by animal, e.g., Xanthium, Urena.


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thans for explaining

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Dispersal of seed is carried out by wind, water, animals and by explosion. From the given figure it can be inferred that seeds of plants X are dispersed through explosion, e.g., balsam and pea. Seeds of plant Y are dispersed by wind, e.g., dandelion and Hiptage while seeds of plant Z are dispersed by animal, e.g., Xanthium, Urena.

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