a cow is tied with a 50 metre long rope to a corner of a 20m by 30 m rectangular field the field is completly fenced and a cow can graze outside only.what area of the land can a cow graze?
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==>A point D inside an equlatrl trangle, PQR is loctd at a dstanc of 3cm, 4cm nd 5cm rspctivly frm P, Q and R. Wht is the area of the trangl PQR?
In a triangle ABC, B=90 deg, D is a pt. on AC such that triangle BDC is an equilateral triangle. E is the mid pt. of AB. Find the perpendicular distance from E to BD. AC=41, AB =9.
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History of Indian Flag
1904
Irish disciple of Swami Vivekananda made the first national flag in 1904. Her name was sister Nivedita and then after the flag came to be known as sister Nivedita's flag. This flag was designed using colors yellow and red. Yellow color signified symbol of success and red color shows freedom struggle. Bengali word "Bonde Matoram" was written on it. The flag contained figure of 'Vajra', weapon for god 'Indra' and a white lotus in the center. The Vajra signified strength and lotus shows depicts purity.
In 1906, another Indian flag was designed using three colors: blue, yellow and red. This flag blue strip had 8 stars of slightly various shapes, red strip had 2 symbols. The first one symbol was the sun and second symbol was the star. The yellow strip color had 'Vande Mataram' written on Devnagiri script.
Again in 1906 only another version of this flag came into existence that contained orange, yellow and green colors. This flag was known as 'Lotus flag' or Calcutta flag'. This flag signified the Indian unity and capacity of freedom struggle.
In 22 August 1907, Shyamji Krishna Varma, Madam Bhikaji Cama and Veer Savarkar had designed a new flag. This flag was called as Madam Bhikaji Cama flag. This flag was similar to flag in 1906 with the exemption colors and the flower closest to hoist. In 1907, the flag was hosted in foreign country Germany first time. Thus this flag was also referred as Berlin Committee flag. This flag was made up of three colors green followed by golden saffron and the red color at the bottom. It had "Vande Mataram" written on it.
In 1916, the new flag was designed by Lokamanya Tilak and Dr. Annie Besant's. Congress session hosted this flag in Calcutta. Colors used for this flag are white, green, blue and red. Each color was used in striped manner. The five red and four green strips represents Singh and Nair, the white strip color signified seven stars of Saptarishi.
In 1917, the new flag was adopted by Bal Ganga Dhar Tilak. Bal Ganga Dhar Tilak was the leader of the Home Rule League. This flag had union jack at top, near hoist. At that time the status of Dominion was being demanded for India. This flag signified seven stars of "Saptashi". This flag contains four blue and five red strips. It had a semi-circular moon and a star on the top fly end. This flag did not become popular in masses.
In 1921, Mahatma Gandhi designed the new flag containing three colors: white, green and red. White color on the top of this flag signified truth. In the middle of this flag green color shows the earth and Indian agriculture. Red color on the bottom of this flag signified spirit and freedom struggle. This flag pattern was based on the flag of Ireland.
In 1931, Pingali Venkayya was designed a new flag. It also has three colors white, green and saffron. Saffron color was at the top of this flag, white in the middle and the green at the bottom. The saffron color signified the strength. The white color shows truth and the green color signified the earth and the Indian agriculture. In the center of this flag there was 'Charkha' in blue color.
In 1947, the flag with three colors was accepted by Indian and the whole country. A National flag of India was adopted by the three colors in 1947. While a result, the flag in 1931 was adopted as Indian flag but 'Charkha' in the center was replaced by 'Wheel' (Chakra).
Description of Indian Flag (Tiranga)
In 22nd July 1947, the National flag of India was adopted by Indian constituent assembly. Its use of the flag is regulated by a certain regulations. Pingali Venkayya designed the National flag of India. The flag signified struggle for freedom for every people.
The National flag of India is designed with horizontal strips of three colors (Tiranga) of deep kesari (saffron) at the top, white in the center and dark green on the bottom in equal proportions. The saffron color shows sacrifice, courage and strength, the white color signified truth and purity; the green color shows fertility and faith. On white band at the center, there is Chakra in navy blue to show the Dharma Chakra, the charka of law in the Sarnath lion capital. The charka is known as 'Ashoka Chakra. It has 24 spokes. It shows that there is life in movement and death in stagnation. The center symbol the Chakra (wheel) was a Buddhist symbol in back to 200th century B.C.
Manufacturing of Indian flag
Indian flag manufacturing is put up by committee. This committee is called as 'Bureau of Indian Standards'. It also lays our rules regarding flag hosting. It specifies the color, cloth, dye, thread count and everything on the flag. The Indian flag (tiranga) can only be made up of 'Khadi'. It is manufactured from two kinds of khadi one for its major part and the second part for the cloth which holds flag to the staff.
The standards were created in 1968 and were updated in 2008. Nine standard sizes of the flag are specified by law,and the largest size (6.3 by 4.2 metres (21 ft — 14 ft)) is flown by the government of Maharashtra atop the Mantralaya building, the state administrative headquarters.👼🍻👍
Matter waves are neither transverse nor longitudinal. They do not represent any physical oscillations.Nor are they electromagnetic .Answer is 4
odd one out
- Platinum
- Arsenic
- Silicon
- Antimony
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In response to question mentioned below:
In a triangle ABC, B=90 deg, D is a pt. on AC such that triangle BDC is an equilateral triangle. E is the mid pt. of AB. Find the perpendicular distance from E to BD. AC=41, AB =9.
I have attached herewith the possible drawing of triangle in PDF format. Mujhe to triangle possible nahi lag raha hai
The provisions related to official language Of India can be amended by
- maximum 3/4 majority
- simple majority
- minimum 2/3 majority
- can not be amended
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10 SIKH GURUS
Guru Nanak (1469-1539)= 1. born at Talvandi,
2. Founder of Sikhismm
3. contemporary of Mughal Emperor Babur.
Guru Angad (1539-1552)= 1.3 Invented Gurumukhi script.
Guru Amardas(1552-1574)
Guru Ramdas (1574-1581)= Mughal Emperor Akbar donated 500 acres of land to him to make Swarnamandir at Amritsar
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Guru Arjun (1581-1606)= 1. Founded Swarnamandir at Amritsar.
2. Arrested & executed by Jahangir for helping his rebellions son Khusrau in 1606.
3. In his time, compiltion of Adigranth/ Granth Sahib ook place.
Guru Hargobind(1606-1644)= 1. Known as SACCHA BADSHAH
2. He converted Sikh as military race.
Guru Har Rai (1644-61)
Guru Harikishen (1661-64)
Guru Teghbahadur (1664-1675) = 1. Was killed by the order of Aurangjeb in 1675.
(""Guru sir diya, sara na diya" was associated with Guru Tegbahadur)
Guru Gobind Singh (1675-1708) = 1. Last Sikh Guru.
2. Founded Khalsa in 1699. (Khalsa means holy or purity)
3. Introduced 5 'K's & abolished the posts of 'Guru'.
After the death of Guru Gobind Singh Banda Bahadur/ Banda Bairagi was the leader of Sikh Khalsa.
In constitution of India word "federal" is used in
- Part 3
- Preamble
- Article 368
- nowhere
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IN a Mixture of Milk and Water, there is only 26% water. After replacing the Mixture with 7 litres of pure milk. the % of milk became 76%. The Quantity of mixture is??
Amendments to the Indian Constitution
In response to the question asked by @taurian225
Q.P is a point outside a circle and is 13 cm away form its centre. A secant drawn from the point P intersects the circle at points A and B in such a way that PA=9 cm and AB=7 cm. The radius of the circle is :
a.5 cm, b. 4 cm, c. 4.5 cm, d. 5.5 cm.
There are certain provisions in the Constitution which can be amended by a simple majority in both houses of parliament.These provisions/articles are:
1)Articles 2,3 and 4--the formation of new states,change in the names and boundaries of the states.
2)Article 169--abolition or creation of legislative councils in states.
3)The second schedule of the constitution.
4)Article 100(3)--quorum in parliament.
5)Article 106--salary and emoluments of the members of the parliament.
6)Article 105--powers and privileges of the house of parliament and of the members.
7)Article 118--rules of procedure in parliament
8)Article 120(2)--use of English language in parliament.
9)Article 124(1)--Organisation of the supreme court and number of judges in the court.
10)Article 348--the use of official language in different fields.
11)Article 5-11--the provisions related with the Indian citizenship.
12)Article 82--readjustment of territorial constituencies of Lok Sabha after each census.
13)Administration of tribal areas in Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura and Mizoram.
14)Article 240--powers of president to make regulations for certain Union Territories.
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I have to appear for the typing test for both LDC and DEO with regard to 2013 ssc CHSL exam that held in October/November last year... I want to know how many % errors are allowed in the typing test.....if it is like 5% errors allowed for General(my category) then what does this 5% error means exactly??