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SRISANTH from Edify, Tirupathi
Subject :NSO    Class : Class 4

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Ashwak from Cambridge, Jalandhar
Class : Class 9
I agree, D is the correct answer.

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Sanaya Singh from Hiranandani Foundation, Mumbai
Class : Class 2
D is the answer because when we put talcum powder on the board, the carrom is easy to slip. Therefore, it reduces the force that keeps us from slipping while we are walking.

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Sashriti Das from Delhi Public School Bangalore North, Bangalore
Class : Class 5
Thanks Ashwak

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Bhavinkumar Gosai from The New Tulip International School, Ahmedabad
Class : Class 4
wrong none of these talcum powder makes the board slippery so it is easier to play so how won't it make us slip

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Khanak Jha from Prime Academy, Mumbai
Class : Class 4
Even I agree

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SRISANTH from Edify, Tirupathi
Class : Class 5
D is the correct answer

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Advaitt S Koduri from Presidium Noida 31, NOIDA
Subject :NSO    Class : Class 3

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aarav m from kumarans, bengaluru
Class : Class 3
Ussain Bolt

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aarav m from kumarans, bengaluru
Class : Class 3
Ussain Bolt

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Soham Nandy from The Frank Anthony Public school, Bangalore
Class : Class 3
Usain Bolt

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Ashwak from Cambridge, Jalandhar
Subject :NSO    Class : Class 3

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Hamsini from yagappa international school, Thanjavur
Class : Class 5
d is the answer

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Hamsini from yagappa international school, Thanjavur
Class : Class 5

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ANSHUL GAJJAR from PODAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, AHMEDABAD
Class : Class 3
B

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Arpit Sahoo from SAI International School, Bhubaneswar
Class : Class 7
D

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ANSHUL GAJJAR from PODAR INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, AHMEDABAD
Class : Class 3
B

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Kanav Dhingra from DPS sec45, Gurgaon
Subject :NSO    Class : Class 4

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Kshitij from Sams, Bangalore
Subject :NSO    Class : Class 6

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Ahana Mandal from Delhi Public School Asansol , Asansol
Class : Class 6

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Ahana Mandal from Delhi Public School Asansol , Asansol
Class : Class 6

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Devaj Parekh from Choithram School North Campus, Indore
Class : Class 7
Answer A is correct

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Mishika from Delhi Public school, Chandigarh
Class : Class 6
answer should be a

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abhijit majhi from de paul school, berhampur
Class : Class 6
wrong

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Mantavya Dixit from DAV Shreshtha Vihar, Delhi
Class : Class 7
C

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Subhang Deep Sahu from Narayana CO Kadugodi Bangalore, Bangalore
Class : Class 8
it is a!!!!

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abhijit majhi from de paul school, berhampur
Class : Class 6
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rashi from rosary, delhi
Class : Class 6

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Subhang Deep Sahu from Narayana CO Kadugodi Bangalore, Bangalore
Class : Class 8
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Aryadeep Sen from The Calcutta Boys School, Kollkata
Class : Class 7

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Kshitij from Sams, Bangalore
Subject :NSO    Class : Class 6

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ARSHAD RAIHAAN from BVM GLOBAL, CHENNAI
Subject :NSO    Class : Class 6

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Ashi Goyal from Sacred heart convent school,raikot road,barnala, punjab
Class : Class 6

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Aarav Malviya from INDIAN SCHOOL SALALAH, SALALAH
Class : Class 7
In a field research, some rats were kept in a wheat field. Their presence in the wheat field would affect the number of wheat plants over a certain period of time.Rats burrow in the soil of wheat field and cause damage to the crop roots. So, the number of wheat plants would fall over a period of time. Rats also feed on ripening ear heads and ripened grains. So, their population would increase fast. The more they are in number, the more damage they would cause to the plant roots, and the more grains they would eat.So, the number of wheat plants in the field would keep decreasing.The following graph would show the change in the number of wheat plants correctly:In the above graph, the number of wheat plants is constantly falling over a period of time. Hence, the right answer is Option C.

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Ashher Pervez from DPS Bhilai, Bhilai
Class : Class 10
C,as the wheat plants decrease in number.

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Smita De from Bishop Cotton Girls School, BANGALORE
Subject :NSO    Class : Class 5

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DIPTANGSU PARBAT from SOUTH POINT HIGH SCHOOL, Kolkata
Class : Class 7

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Divyanshi from United international School, Bangalore
Class : Class 6
but others also produce heat energy?

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DIPTANGSU PARBAT from SOUTH POINT HIGH SCHOOL, Kolkata
Class : Class 7
It will be option D. It will be D as it can be understood from the pictures that S is a room heater which is run by electric. Heat comes out of it. It is therefore used to keep our surroundings warm. Thank you .

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Devansh pralhad patil from Nirmal international school pachora, Pachora
Subject :NSO    Class : Class 6

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Shreetej from Pearson public school, Pune
Subject :NSO    Class : Class 5

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ahaladita jain from delhi public school agra, Agra
Class : Class 5
Answer is c because coal and petroleum can be finished but wind will never get finished

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Pratham Dave from GNS, Bangalore
Class : Class 7
Answer is C.

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SANVI ROHILLA from The little shri, Rohtak
Class : Class 5
C

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Gayatri Iyer from Sanskriti School, Pune
Class : Class 9
It is C , guys....

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Ishan sandip chaudhari from Divine Child International School, Ahmedabad
Class : Class 5

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SAMARTH GOYAL from DPS SANGRUR, SANGRUR
Class : Class 6
coal and petroleum are non renewable sourcesbut wind is made up of air and air contains so many gases .Therefore wind cannot be exhausted so wind is renewable resources

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