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Subject :NSO    Class : Class 9

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The correct answer is B.

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pay attention to sum of their digits

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Subject :NSO    Class : Class 9

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9.6

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Can u pls send the method

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Subject :NSO    Class : Class 9

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the answer is 12 cm

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The answer is 12cm

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The answer is 12cm

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Subject :NSO    Class : Class 8

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This is wrong, yet nothing has been done to fix it. It has been discovered to be wrong FOUR YEARS ago!

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The options given here are a plastic scale,a woollen cloth, an inflated balloon and a COPPER rod, not a GLASS rod. How can the options appear differently for others, since many people here are saying that there is glass rod involved? Also, plastic is an insulator of electricity, so ideally it wouldn't acquire any charge, right? SOF should give a solution to this problem.

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Plastic is unable to be charged.. Wrong answer!

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When rubbed with fur, glass will become negatively charged. However if silk is used instead of fur, glass will acquire a positive charge.

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positive charge is acqired

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Answer is A... positive charge is acquire by the glass rod

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glass rod when rubbed with fur, it gives electrons to fur and becomes positively charged

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Subject :NSO    Class : Class 8

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The correct answer is C.

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Why

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Protons don't move.

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Subject :NSO    Class : Class 5

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D

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D

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It should be option C. It should be discouraged.

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Subject :NSO    Class : Class 4

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B

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Subject :NSO    Class : Class 10

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The correct answer is D.

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Subject :NSO    Class : Class 5

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B is the correct answer

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b

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ans should be D as if metal x contracts and metal y expands then the 2 metals will bend inward an as an ellusion we see that y is longer than x

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cONFUSED IN d AND B

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Class : Class 7
B is the answer to this question

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D or B not sure.

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D or B? please vote

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B is the right answer

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All metal expands on heating. Here metal Y expands more which leads to curling of both X and Y. B is the correct option.

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b as Y expands more

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d

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B because if Y expands and X contracts, X will be a lot smaller than Y. Here, both are almost the same size.

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B is the answer

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C is the correct answer

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The answer is B because the question says that he HEATED both the metals (most metals expand on heating) and Y has expanded more than X

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sof does not reply that is why we are confused

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iron-nickel alloy notable for its lack of expansion or contraction with temperature changes. hence all metals do NOT expand

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B m kids because Y is only curled much . dont get angry

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as if we will contract metal x so it is not neccessery that y will contract if we contract metal y x has to be conyracted with it ans should be a

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The answer should be opt.B

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b

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Sumit Singhal , this is a bimetallic metal . Here , the two metals cannot go away from each other . So here , if y expands than x will also expand , and if x expands than y will also expand . I am getting confusion between A and B .

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B

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Subject :NSO    Class : Class 8

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the answer will be 'A'

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In reactivity series hydrogen is below zinc and is less reactive than zinc. As hydrogen below zinc therefore will reduce more and earlier than zinc , hence will go to cathode and zinc will reduced or deposit at anode. therefore P will be connected to R and Q to S.hence ans is :C

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Yes the answer is A

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Yes it is A

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answer should be A, as hydrogen is not released at cathode if the other cation is Zinc or below in the electrochemical series

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It has to be A.

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Answer is a

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thus answer is a

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A

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the answer is wrong.....it should be a

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answer A

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my apologies for the previous explanation answer is : C

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cation(Zn2 ) must be deposited to the cathode.

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Yes it should be A .

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i do feel that correct answer is A.as P has to be electroplated ,it must be on cathode(-ve).so,correct is =A

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Class : Class 9
The correct answer is AAAAAAA

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answer is a

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What is the correct answer A or C ???????

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Class : Class 5
And for this question must be A

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I will go mad with the number of wrong answers in this website.. answer should be a. For example when a spoon has to be electroplated with copper, copper is ALWAYS ON ANODE and the spoon is ALWAYS ON CATHODE. Why different logic is used here?

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it should be a

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