प्रतिभा पर्व इवोल्यूशन वर्कशीट 2021-22 क्लास 7saience​

Answer:

the were far

Explanation:

they were far

Answer:

The mountains couldn't hear each other because they were too far from each other....

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Answer:

Geothermal Energy.

Explanation:

The rest of the choices are non-renewable resources while the Geothermal is renewable energy.

Answer:

Geothermal energy:

Coal, oil, and natural gas are conventional sources of energy. geothermal energy is a non-conventional source of energy.

Explanation:

• Coal and petroleum are examples of fossil fuel-derived energy. While non-conventional energy is a relatively new and underutilised source of energy in society.
• Solar energy, wind energy, and geothermal energy are examples of renewable energy sources. As a result, geothermal energy is a renewable and unconventional energy source.

It would cost Rs 21 to buy the same amount of energy from the Main Electricity Board if generator has a maximum power of 2.0 kW and run for 3 hrs.

• It cost Rs. 3.50 to buy 1.0 kW h of electrical energy from the Main Electricity Board
• Generator has a maximum power of 2.0 kW and produces energy at this maximum power for 3 hours

• Cost to buy the same amount of energy from the Main Electricity Board

• Energy = Power x Time

Find energy produced by generator in 3 hrs at  2 kW

Energy produced = 2 x 3  = 6 kWh

Find cost of 6 kWh when cost of 1 kWh is Rs 3.5

Cost of 1 kWh = Rs 3.5

Cost of 6 kWh = Rs 3.5 x 6  = Rs 21

Hence, It would cost Rs 21 to buy the same amount of energy from the Main Electricity Board.

Answer:

(a) E = P X T

SO, E = 3X2 = 6 kWh

Cost of buying electricity from the main electricity board = 6 x 3.50 = Rs. 21.0

(b) To reduce the boiling time using the same mains supply, the rate of heat production should be large. We know that P= V 2 /R. Since V is constant, R should be decreased. Since R is directly proportional to l so length should be decreased

Explanation:

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Answer:

Majority in Government of India ( popularly termed as central government) does not depend directly on number of votes but it depends on number of seats won in Lower house of parliament i.e. Loksabha.

As prescribed by constitution of India, maximum strength of Loksabha can be 552 out of which 530 seats can be from state and 20 seats can be from Union Territories and two seats can be nominated ffor Anglo Indian Community by President of India in case he thinks the community has not been give appropriate representation in power.

In the current scenario, Loksabha consists of 545 seats including anglo Indian representatives. Hence to have majority in Loksabha, any political party or alliance of political parties should have more than half seats i.e. atleast 273 seats.

Hence to summaries , minimum 273 seats in Loksabha are required to have majority in Government of India. The margin of victory at individual constituency doesn’t matter and vote share also doesn’t matter.

Answer:

For a political party to form the Union government, they must have a majority of elected MPs. Since there are 543 elected (plus 2 Anglo-Indian nominated) members in Lok Sabha, to have a majority a party should have at least more than half the number i.e. 272 members or more.