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ICSE X - Biology

why does osmotic pressure occur?

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ICSE X - Physics

How centipetal and centrigugal forces act? What are the reasons? Can I have examples of both these?

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ICSE X - Chemistry

does lead oxide react with dilute sulphuric acid to give lead sulphate?

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ICSE X - Mathematics

factorise 7x^2-9x+2

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ICSE X - Physics

I had a query in th following question: A given wire of resistece is stretched to double its length. What will be its new resistance? How come the answer is 4 ?

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ICSE X - Physics

What is difference between potential and potential difference?

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ICSE X - Biology

sir can there be a heterozygous recessive

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ICSE X - Physics

When a ball hits the ground it gains  P.E. which is converted to K.E., when it bounces upwards and at it's highest point of rebounce it's K.E again gets converted to P.E.. Why does this P.E does not increase with the increase in height of the ball due to rebounce?

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ICSE X - Biology

biology

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ICSE X - Biology

Good evening mam, I am having a doubt.I request you to clear my doubt as soon as possible. The question is that  what is meant by cytokinesis? i could'nt understand about it by seeing the video. please message 

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