मन लावून काम करणाऱ्या एका कलावंताचे नाव लिहा. उत्तर

Answer:

Correct option is D)

(d) Sun rises in the East in morning

Therefore, Geeta was facing South direction.

Sita was facing towards south direction

Explanation:

• In the east, the sun rises. Because "one morning after sunrise" is a given, we will mark the sun in the East direction in the diagram below.
• When the sun is in the east, an object's shadow falls to the west.
• It is assumed that Geetha shadow falls to the left.
• This means Geetha left side should be towards west.

The direction of Geetha and Sita was shown in the below diagram

Hence Sita was facing towards south direction

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Abscisic acid is odd one among them because rest them promotes the growth of plant but abscisic inhibit the growth of plant.

Explanation:

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Force acting on the body at time t=3s is 8m/s²

Explanation:

x(t) = at + Bt² [tex]Velocity=\frac{dx}{dt} \\ v=\frac{d}{dt} x(t)\\ v=\frac{d}{dt} (at+Bt^{2} )\\ v=a+2Bt\\ \\Acceleration=\frac{dv}{dt} \\ a=\frac{d}{dt} (a+2Bt)\\a=2B[/tex]

                      a=2×2=4m/s²

Force=ma

F=2×4

F=8m/s²

Hence Force acting on the body at time t=3s is 8m/s²

Answer:

Examples of aquatic animals include fish, jellyfish, sharks, whales, octopus, barnacle, sea otters, crocodiles, crabs, dolphins, eels, rays, mussels, Their body is streamlined and hence, they can swim easily.

They have gills as the respiratory organs.

They have fins as the locomotory organs, Various types of fins are present in fishes such as dorsal fins, pectoral fins, caudal fins etc.

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While there are some rare exceptions to these rules, below is a list of the traits common across these aquatic animals.

All Fish Are Cold-Blooded. All fish are cold-blooded, which is also called ectothermic. ... Water Habitat. ... Gills to Breathe. ... Swim Bladders. ... Fins for Movement

fish, jellyfish, sharks, whales, octopus, barnacle, sea otters, crocodiles, crabs, dolphins, eels, rays, mussels,