9th, 10th Class

The Products of Muslim Countries

The Products of Muslim Countries

During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Europeans invented machines and brought about an industrial revolution. They started manufacturing goods on large commercial scale with the help of machines. As a result, cottage industries in Muslim countries suffered a great setback.

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Muslim World Trade Routes

Muslim World Trade Routes

In the earlier days, the important trade goods included cotton and silk cloth, wool, carpets, pottery, spices, perfumes and jewellery. In those days, the boats of the Muslim sea=men used to carry trade goods and passengers from the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea.

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Learn English Tenses Just in 5 Mints

Learn English Tenses Just in 5 Mints

  Just learn these 12 sentences. For Present Tense Subject verbs the Object. (Indefinite) Subject is verbing the Object. (Continuous) Subject has/have verbed the Object. (Perfect) Subjects has/have been verbing the object. (perfect continuous ) For past Tense Subject verbed the Object. (Indefinite) Subject was/were verbing the object. (Continuous) Subject had verbed the object. (Perfect) [...]

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FA / FSc Class

Reproduction and Life History

Reproduction and Life History

There are three morphologically distinct stages in the life cycle; the egg “finally” develops into larva which is converted into motionless pupa that finally develops into an adult. It some primitive insects the metamorphosis is incomplete.

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Real and Apparent Weight (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.11)

Real and Apparent Weight (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.11)

We often hear that objects appear to be weightless in a spaceship circling round the Earth. In order to examine the effect in some detail, let us first define, what do we mean by the weight? The real weight of an object is the gravitational pull of the Earth on the object.

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Phylum: Arthropoda – Animals with Jointed Legs

Phylum: Arthropoda – Animals with Jointed Legs

The body is segmented. Each segment is attached to its neighbor by means of a modified portion of cuticle which is thin and flexible, they possess jointed appendages. These appendages have been modified for specialized functions.

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Mathematics Class

Understanding fractional numbers in Maths

Understanding fractional numbers in Maths

1 can be divided into two pieces 0.5 + 0.5 either ½ + ½ , now each piece is again a single number. Both pieces are two, but if we cut one of them it’ll be like one and will be cut again into two more pieces, see the image below,

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Graphics Class

Ice Cream Model for Understanding This Concept

Ice Cream Model for Understanding This Concept

Suppose you select the ice cream area, then you will see that in modifier application in modifier panel. It was just example for the idea of modifier application and now delete it.

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Created the Simple Modeling for Plant

Created the Simple Modeling for Plant

We have created the simple modeling for plant in our previous tutorials. Now in this part we shall give final touch to our scene. Though the actual model need flower pot, therefore we shall create flower pot at first and then attach the plant to it.

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Bathroom Interior Design Using 3ds Max Part 40

Bathroom Interior Design Using 3ds Max Part 40

With select and move tools, move it up position over the bath tub. Render the whole model and see the wonderful result. Hopefully you have enjoyed it and learn it well to do practice of bathroom interior design at home.

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Reproduction and Life History

Reproduction and Life History

| March 1, 2013 | 0 Comments

There are three morphologically distinct stages in the life cycle; the egg “finally” develops into larva which is converted into motionless pupa that finally develops into an adult. It some primitive insects the metamorphosis is incomplete.

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Real and Apparent Weight (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.11)

Real and Apparent Weight (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.11)

| February 25, 2013 | 0 Comments

We often hear that objects appear to be weightless in a spaceship circling round the Earth. In order to examine the effect in some detail, let us first define, what do we mean by the weight? The real weight of an object is the gravitational pull of the Earth on the object.

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Phylum: Arthropoda – Animals with Jointed Legs

Phylum: Arthropoda – Animals with Jointed Legs

| February 19, 2013 | 0 Comments

The body is segmented. Each segment is attached to its neighbor by means of a modified portion of cuticle which is thin and flexible, they possess jointed appendages. These appendages have been modified for specialized functions.

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Explain different objectives of the databases

Explain different objectives of the databases

| February 18, 2013 | 0 Comments

A set of rules and standards that define how the database organizes data is called database model. It also defines how users vies the organization of data.

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Artificial Satellites (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.10)

Artificial Satellites (F.Sc – Physics – Chapter 5.10)

| February 16, 2013 | 0 Comments

If, however, a satellite in a circular orbit is at an appreciable distance h above the Earth’s surface, we must take into account the experimental fact that the gravitational acceleration decreases inversely as the square of the distance from the centre of the Earth (Fig. 5.16).

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