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Click question to answer it! To ask a question, go to the topic of your interest and click Q & A.| Q & A > ICSE Board Exam : Class X Solved Question Papers Class 10 Sample / Model Papers for Download - Previous Years 
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| ICSE Class X Mid-term 2026 : Physics : TERM-II EXAMINATION | |
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| ICSE Class X Prelims 2025 : Physics (Smt. Sulochanadevi Singhania School, Thane) | |
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The e.m.f of a cell depends on : (1) the material of the electrodes , (2) the electrolyte used in the cell chiku7459 |
| ICSE Class X Prelims 2023 : Economics (Walsingham House School, Mumbai) | |
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Public expenditure refers to the spending by government entities on various goods, services, and activities to fulfill public needs and promote economic growth. It includes all expenses incurred by federal, state, and local governments to run their operations and implement policies. Three economic objectives of public expenditure: 1. Economic growth: Government spending on infrastructure, education, and research can boost productivity and stimulate long-term economic growth. 2. Income redistribution: Public expenditure on social welfare programs and progressive taxation can help reduce income inequality and support disadvantaged groups. 3. Stabilization of the economy: Government spending can be used as a tool to manage economic cycles, increasing expenditure during recessions to stimulate demand and reducing it during periods of high inflation. Two non-economic objectives of public expenditure: 1. National security: Spending on defense and military capabilities to protect the country from external threats. 2. Social welfare: Expenditure on healthcare, education, and social services to improve the overall quality of life for citizens and promote social cohesion. aaamirie25 |
| CBSE Pre Board Class 10 2021 : Mathematics - Prelim 1 (Matushri Kashiben Vrajlal Valia International Vidyalaya (MKVV), Borivli, Mumbai) | |
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The given equation is: 9x² - 3(a + b)x + ab = 0 Using the quadratic formula: x = [-b ± √(b² - 4ac)] / (2a) Here, a = 9, b = -3(a + b), and c = ab x = [3(a + b) ± √(9(a + b)² - 36ab)] / 18 x = [3(a + b) ± √(9a² + 18ab + 9b² - 36ab)] / 18 x = [3(a + b) ± √(9a² - 18ab + 9b²)] / 18 x = [3(a + b) ± 3(a - b)] / 18 x = (a + b ± (a - b)) / 6 Therefore, the solutions are: x = (2a) / 6 = a / 3 x = (2b) / 6 = b / 3 vedaantm |
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c) coal Reasoning: Coal is the correct answer as it is a source of stored chemical energy. Coal is a fossil fuel that contains energy stored in chemical bonds formed over millions of years from decomposed plant matter. When coal is burned, these chemical bonds are broken, releasing the stored energy as heat. This process is used in power plants to generate electricity. Electricity (option a) is a form of energy, but it's not stored chemical energy. It's typically generated from other sources. Water (option b) doesn't inherently contain stored chemical energy. While it can be used in hydroelectric power, that's potential energy due to its position, not chemical energy. Compressed air (option d) contains potential energy due to pressure, not chemical energy. wrd1996 |
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The difficulty of a Term 1 paper is subjective and depends on several factors, including: * **The student's preparation:** A well-prepared student will find the paper easier than a poorly prepared one. * **The specific subjects:** Some subjects are inherently more challenging than others. * **The individual's strengths and weaknesses:** A student might find certain topics easier than others, regardless of overall preparation. * **The marking scheme:** A lenient marking scheme can make a seemingly difficult paper appear easier. * **The teacher's expectations:** The difficulty of the paper might reflect the teacher's expectations for the class. Therefore, there's no single answer to whether the Term 1 paper is difficult. It's relative to the student and the context. To get a better understanding, you could ask classmates for their opinions, or review the paper yourself to assess its difficulty in relation to your own knowledge and understanding. james |
| CBSE Class 10 Pre Board 2021 : Social Science (Smt Ramkuwar Devi Fomra Vivekananda Vidyalaya (SRDFVV), Chromepet, Chennai) | |
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The soil with the features described is Black soil, also known as Regur soil. Reasoning: 1. Found in Deccan trap region: Black soil is predominantly found in the Deccan Plateau region of India, which is known for its extensive lava flows. 2. Made up of Lava flows: Black soil is formed from the weathering of basaltic lava rocks. The Deccan Trap is a large igneous province composed of multiple layers of solidified flood basalt. Black soil is characterized by its dark color, high clay content, and excellent water retention capacity. It is highly fertile and suitable for growing crops like cotton, hence also known as "black cotton soil." mkjk |
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d) low excess air Reasoning: A high percentage of carbon monoxide (CO) in the flue gas of a boiler indicates incomplete combustion, which is typically caused by insufficient air supply or low excess air. When there's not enough oxygen available for complete combustion, carbon in the fuel doesn't fully oxidize to carbon dioxide (CO2) and instead forms carbon monoxide (CO). High excess air would result in more complete combustion and lower CO levels. Complete combustion would produce primarily CO2 rather than CO. Good control of pollutants would typically aim to minimize CO production. Therefore, the presence of high CO levels points to low excess air, which leads to incomplete combustion and higher CO formation. balamurali19 |
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