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Answer:

A mind map allows you to free yourself from a predefined structure, and lets the ideas grow as you develop them, ensuring that you don't lose track of your thoughts

HOME SWEET HOME MIND MAP

Hall, Kitchen, Bedroom, Restroom, Terrace, Dining hall and etc

Explanation:

• Using mind mapping to collect notes and brainstorm essay themes is a good idea.

• A mind map is created by writing down a key concept and then brainstorming fresh and related ideas that radiate out from it.

• Mind mapping was created as a useful tool for creating ideas through association.

For mind map topic home sweet home

• Choose the chart and make a drawing which designs or shapes you like

• Then it divided into five or more parts

• Then divide some subparts

1. Hall: Television, Sofa, Chairs, Tea pa, Table, Speaker, Ac etc
2. Kitchen: Water, Foods, Fridge, Gas Stove, Plates and Accessories
3. Terrace: Sky, Treadmill, Gym ball, Pets.

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

A runs 1km = 1000 m, it means B runs 1000 - 40 = 960 meters

Time is taken by B for 40 meters = 5 seconds

Time is taken by B for 960 meters = 5/40 × 960=120 seconds

The time in which B covered 960 meters, A has covered 1000 meters.

∴ A's time over the course = 120 seconds

= 2 minutes

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

In a kilometer race, A beats B by 40 meters or by 5 seconds. What is the time taken by A over the course? 1 minute 57 seconds.

Explanation:

The current tricoloured Indian National flag was designed by Pingali Venkayya of Macchilipatnam in 1916. While the flag has gone through many changes, Pingali Venkayya is credited for its rudimentary design. But before the ‘Tiranga’ came into existence there were other versions of our national flag. The evolution of our Tricolour is enmeshed with the evolution of our nation’s history and the Indian National Movement.

Sister Nivedita or popularly known in India as Bhagini Nivedita is often credited for the first design of Indian Flag. This Irish disciple of Swami Vivekananda designed a flag using yellow & red in 1904 with a ‘Vajra’ in the centre and the words ‘Vande Mataram’ written in Bengali on either side of the flag. While the colour red signified the freedom struggle, the yellow colour denoted victory. The Vajra was a depiction of Lord Indra’s weapon and stood for strength.

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A decade later, 1931 emerged as a landmark in the history of our tricolour. It was important that the flag depicted the ethos of the nation and did not have any religious forbearance. Venkayya redesigned the flag. The red was replaced with saffron and placed at the top. The white and green stripes were retained as the centre and the bottom panel, respectively. The symbol of Gandhiji’s Charkha was placed at the centre of the flag. The Saffron signified strength, White stood for truth and the bottom depicted fertility. A resolution was passed in the Congress Committee to make this as the official flag of India. This was also the battle ensign of the Indian National Army.

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Answer:

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The current tricoloured Indian National flag was designed by Pingali Venkayya of Macchilipatnam in 1916. While the flag has gone through many changes, Pingali Venkayya is credited for its rudimentary design. But before the ‘Tiranga’ came into existence there were other versions of our national flag. The evolution of our Tricolour is enmeshed with the evolution of our nation’s history and the Indian National Movement .Sister Nivedita or popularly known in India as Bhagini Nivedita is often credited for the first design of Indian Flag. This Irish disciple of Swami Vivekananda designed a flag using yellow & red in 1904 with a ‘Vajra’ in the centre and the words ‘Vande Mataram’ written in Bengali on either side of the flag. While the colour red signified the freedom struggle, the yellow colour denoted victory. The Vajra was a depiction of Lord Indra’s weapon and stood for strength . On August 7, 1906, the national flag was unfurled in Parsee Bagan in Kolkata. Now known as the famous Girish Park, this was the first time that the national flag of India was hoisted. This was a tricolour flag with three equal stripes of green (on top), yellow (in the middle) & red at the bottom. The green panel had 8 lotus flowers, half-opened & the yellow portion had the words Vande Mataram in Devnagiri script. In the same year, based on the Calcutta flag, yet another flag was designed by Madam Bhikaji Cama, Veer Savarkar and Shyamji Krishna Varma. Popularly known as that Cama flag, this exhibited in the socialist conference in Berlin. This was largely based on the Calcutta flag. It was tricoloured, the top strip had only one lotus and seven stars denoting ‘Saptarishi’ and the colour saffron was introduced in the top panel while green occupied the bottom strip. This flag also had the words ‘Vande Mataram’. This was the first time that India’s flag was being unfurled on an international level. It was popularly known as the Berlin Committee flag.The third flag came up in 1917. This was designed by Annie Besant & Lokmanya Tilak during the Home Rule Movement. This was a definitive point in Indian history, the Home Rule movement had set the stage for the national struggle. This flag had five red and four green horizontal strips arranged alternately. This flag retained the depiction of Saptarishi with seven stars super-imposed on them. At the top left corner, towards the pole was the symbol of Union Jack. There was also a white crescent and star opposite to it on the right corner. It was in 1921, when Mahatma Gandhi was visiting Vijayavada, a young man named Pingali Vankayya had taken a flag designed by him which had the colours red and green to represent the two major religious communities in India. However, Mahatma Gandhi advised on adding the white colour to the flag in order to represent all the other communities that resided within the nation. He also suggested the addition of the ’Spinning Wheel’ or the Charkha, which was emerging as a powerful symbol of the nationalist hope it helps you please mark me as brainliest I know it's too long