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Correct option is C) as soon as

i. (c) 

ii. (d) 

iii. (b) 

iv. (c) 

v. (c)

Correct option is C) in the center

i. (b) 

ii. (c) 

iii. (b) 

iv. (a)

Correct answer is youth

Correct answer is racket or racquet

Correct option is C) these 

यशोधर बाबू ने मैट्रिक की शिक्षा कानपुर से प्राप्त की.

i. (b) 

ii. (d) 

iii. (d) 

iv. (c)

Correct option is D) that / it

Correct option is D) quickly

Correct option is C) this 

Correct answer is walking

Correct option is B) this / it 

i.(c) 

ii. (d) 

iii. (b) 

iv. (b)

'Sujaan Bhagat' is one of Premchand's most notable stories.

a_c = v²/r

Where v is velocity and r is radius of the circle.

(a) All harmonics 

(b) Odd harmonics

1. Mean position or equilibrium position 

2. Extreme position

Positive : My brother is not as tall as I am. 

Superalative : I am the tallest among my brothers.

1. Limiting friction is independent of area of surface of contact of two bodies. 

2. Magnitude of limiting friction is directly proportional to normal reaction.

1. Checking the dimensional consistency of equations. 

2. Deducing relation among the physical quantities.

Volume is unchanged in isochoric process.

Zeroth law of thermodynamics: Temperature

(C) an adjective clause

Carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide methane, chlorofloro carbon etc.

Bernoulli’s principle.

(A) wouldn’t you?

Within the elastic limit, the stress in a body is directly proportional to strain.

(C) Synecdoche

distance: 42200 km

Expression for moment of inertia of a solid sphere of radius R:

I = 2/5 MR²

Energy possessed by a body by virtue of its position or configuration.

sin^-1(sin 3π/4) = 2π/k
sin^-1[sin(π-π/4)] = 2π/k
[ now, sin(180-theta)=sin theta]
sin^-1(sinπ/4) = 2π/k
π/4 =2π/k
kπ = 8π

k = 8

Correct option is (D) 3

S∩T = {-5, -4 ,3}

The stones from the wall got displaced due to swelling caused by the heavy frost and the upper boulders got dislodged and fell down due to the effect of the hot sun. They made wide gaps in the wall. The hunters who came there to hunt for rabbits, pried the stones from the wall to see if rabbits were hiding in the gaps of the wall.

Ulysses and his men had entered the Cyclop Polyphemus’ cave and were looking about the cave. Polyphemus came back with his flock of sheep. He hastily kindled a fire and spied Ulysses and his men. He asked them if they were merchants or wandering theives. Ulysses told him that they were Grecians and returning from Troy.

Polyphemus did not respond but gripped two of the nearest men, as if they were children, he dashed their brains out against the earth and tore in pieces their limbs, and devoured them, yet warm and trembling, making a lion’s meal of them, lapping the blood and relishing their flesh. At the end of his wicked supper he drank a draught of goat’s milk and lay down and slept among his goats.

Let ω = x²

then α be root of 1 + ω + ω² = 0, where ω is cubic

Hence, α = √ω 

⇒ α² = ω 

⇒ α⁶ = ω³ = 1

Now, α¹⁰¹¹ + α²⁰²² - α³⁰³³

 = α^{6 x 168 + 3} + α^{333 x 6 + 4} - α^{6 x 505 +3}

 = (α⁶)¹⁶⁸α³ + (α⁶)³³³α⁴ - (α⁶)⁵⁰⁵α³

 = α³ + α⁴ - α³ (\(\because \) α⁶ = 1)

 = α⁴

 = ω² (\(\because\) α² = ω)

 = \(\frac{-1-\sqrt3i}2\)

The poet John Masefield recalls the sacrifices made by his mother which has now made him a man. He feels sad that his mother cannot see him now because she was dead. Even if she were to come alive from the grave they would not be able to recognize each other. The poet regrets that he has not repaid the debt to his Mother for bringing him to life inspite of all the suffering and pain, she had to undergo while giving him birth.

The poet feels a sense of guilt as he has not been able to repay her and also to women in general. The poet thinks that he is also to blame for the fact that men are considered superior to women for he has not done anything about it. The poet does not want his mother to come alive as he is ashamed to show his face to her.

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The poet John Masefield recalls the sacrifices made by his mother which has now made him a man. He feels sad that his mother cannot see him now because she was dead. Even if she were to come alive from the grave they would not be able to recognise each other. The poet regrets that he has not repaid the debt to bis Mother for bringing him to life in spite of all the suffering and pain, she had to undergo while giving him birth. 

The poet feels a sense of guilt he has not been able to repay her and also to women in general. The poet thinks that he is also to blame for the fact that men are considered superior to women for he has not done anything about it. The poet does not want his mother to come alive as he is ashamed to show his face to her.

The poet dipped the oars vigorously into the silent lake and began rowing. The boat moved from behind the uneven range of the high hill which had so far seemed to him to be the boundary of distant horizon. A huge black peak put its head up, as if it were a living being endowed with a will and power of its own.

As he continued rowing over the serene lake the peak grew slowly larger in stature. Its towering height seemed to stand between the poet and the stars. It seemed to the poet as if the peak was a living creature following him with regular steps with some fixed purpose of its own.

Correct option is B) respectable

This line is taken from the poem’The temple and the body’ by Basavanna. The poet sadly says that the rich can afferd to build temples for Lord Shiva.But the poet being a poor man can’t. But the poet compares his body to a shrine, his legs the pillars and his head is the cupola of the shrine. The poet means to convey that he does not seek God in temples but he has made his entire body into a shrine of Lord Shiva.