Find out uncountable nouns in the following questions:
Little knowledge is always dangerous and we must strive to reach the depth.
Little
Knowledge
Dangerous
depth
Always
Knowledge cannot be pluralized with an ‘s’ or ‘es’. Thus, it qualifies to be uncountable noun
View Full Answer(1)Let and be the roots of equation
is equal to:
6
-6
3
-3
a
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Kirchoff's first law -
- wherein
Apply Kcl at Q
I6+I3 = I1+ I2 .........(1)
I1 = 0.3A
I4 = 0.8A
I5 = 0.4A
KCL at 5
I4= I5 +I3
I3 = I4 - I5
= 0.8 +0.4
=0.4A
KCL at R
I1+I2 = I4
I2 = I4 - I1
= 0.8 - (-0.3)
=1.1A
From equation (1)
I6 + I3 = I1+ I2
I6 = I1 + I2 - I3
= -0.3+1.1 -0.4
=0.4A
I2 = 1.1A
I3 = 0.4A
I6 = 0.4A
View Full Answer(1)Identify which set of figures follows the rule
SORRY A CORECTIONIN MY ANS - CIRCLE GETS CLOSED , BY MISTAKE I TYPED OPENED
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121
61
74
101
This is the figure.
The correct answer should be 121. As the logic here is , the outer circle figures should be added and their perfect square should be there in the inner circle. I.e. (2+6=8) and the 8^2=64. Hence, (8+3=11) and its perfect square is 121.
View Full Answer(1)Sri Lanka
Bangladesh
Pakistan
Singapore
The correct answer option is 4 i.e. Singapore as except Singapore , rest 3 countries lie on India’s sub continent.
View Full Answer(1)A.The reasons why piracy flourishes are two.
B. The problem is not with the laws but with enforcement.
C. Somehow they still do not realize the seriousness of the crime or its economic ramifications.
D. I have been a part of a drive against copyright theft for over two decades now.
E. The first is the lack of awareness amongst the enforcement agencies.
ADBCE
AECBD
DBAEC
ABDEC
The correct option will be option 3. After reading the sentences, it should be clear that AE should definitely come after each other because they form a pair. There are two options which suffice this i.e. 2 and 3. Now, starting with D helps to locate the topic on which these lines have been written i.e. copyright theft and A states the reason.
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Volume of parallelopiped,
Here
and,
Given that V is 546, put it in the above equation.
Option (4) is correct
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