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4 carbon compounds in everyday use |
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Answer» s used in Decorative TOOL in MANY jewellery items.2.It is used in the RIM of automobiles.3. Carbon is used as a base for the ink in inkjet printer. |
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What are ultrasound and ultrasonic waves? |
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Answer» nics, VIBRATIONS of frequencies greater than the upper limit of the audible range for humans—that is, greater than about 20 kilohertzUltrasound, also called ultrasonography, in MEDICINE, the use of high-frequency sound(ULTRASONIC) waves to produce IMAGES of structures WITHIN the human body. |
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Hey everyone my question is wat is amplitude and echo |
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Answer» plitude. The amplitude of the VERTICAL DEFLECTION of anecho on an A-display. LESS commonly, the amplitude of the TARGET signal. |
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A square brass plate of side 1m and thickness 0.005m is subjected a forces f on its smaller opposite edges causing a displacement 0.2cm if the shear modulus is 0.4×10^11 value of force f? |
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Answer» e,● Answer-F = 1.6×10^10 N● Explaination-# Given-A = 1 m^2h = 0.005 mx = 0.002 mη = 0.4×10^11# Solution-SHEARING MODULUS is CALCULATED by -Shearing modulus = Shearing stress / shearing stressη = (F/A) / (x/h)F = η × A × x / hF = 0.4×10^11 × 1 × 0.002 / 0.005F = 1.6×10^10 NTherefore, force of 1.6×10^10 N is USED for shearing.Hope it helps... |
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The magnitude of earth magnetic field at magnetic equator is 2.8 × 10^-5 T. Find magnitude of earth's magnetic field near geomagnetic poles. |
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Answer» ear,● MAGNETIC field-It is a vector field that describes the magnetic influence of electrical currents and magnetized materials.● Answer-Bp = 6.8×10^-5 T● Explaination-# Given-Beq = 3.4×10^-5 T# Solution-Magnetic field at POLES is TWICE to that at EQUATOR.Bp = 2 BeqBp = 2 × 3.4×10^-5 Bp = 6.8×10^-5 TTherefore, value of magnetic field at equator is 6.8×10^-5 T.Hope it helps... |
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How to make clone by our tissue |
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Answer» riend♥♥✌✌We can make our CLONE of US by preserving STEM CELLS. DEVELOPING the stem cells into lab.But it's Illegal and Expensive as Hell.Thanks :-)Please Mark As Brainliest. :-) |
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A liquid is being converted into steam at its boiling point what will be specific heat of liquid at this time |
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Answer» ling point or the matter state change PROCESS will be isothermal in nature. That is, the TEMPERATURE won't change throughout the time of state change process. That is valid for all state evolving forms (SOLD to fluid and liquid to GAS). In the MEAN time, Specific Heat is the measure of heat required to raise the temperature by 1 degree. {(Tf-Ti) =1 } C=Q/(Tf-Ti) (Unit : Kilo Joules/Celsius) So the Specific Heat will be equal to C=Q/(Tf-Ti) |
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Derive an expression for acceleration due to gravity at point below the earth surfac |
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Purification of metals is possible through electrolyte discuss this application |
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Answer» ng metals by electrolysisMost metals need to be purified as the presence of impurities affects the properties of the metal, for example they can make impure iron brittle. The amount of different impurities which may be present in the final sample of the metal depends on what the metal is used for. Iron, for example, is rarely used in a pure form and impurities such as small amounts of carbon are important in steel, the main use of iron. Copper is a valuable metal which is widely used, particularly as an electrical conductor, unfortunately even small amounts of impurity can reduce its electrical conductivity CONSIDERABLY. To purify the metal an electrolytic process is used, with a sheet of pure copper as the negative cathode, and the impure copper as the positive anode. Copper dissolves from the anode to form copper ions, which are attracted to the cathode where they are deposited as the pure metal. Any impurities fall to the bottom of the cell forming a 'sludge', which often contains small amounts of silver and gold.Other products from ROCKS and mineralsAlthough metals form an important group of materials extracted from the ground, they are not the only useful materials. Some rocks such as limestone, sandstone and granite are used for building, and minerals such as sand, shingle and clay are used in the construction industry and for road-building. In addition to these, materials such as limestone, and rock salt are important as raw materials for the CHEMICALS industry.Rocks such as limestone and granite have been used as building materials for thousands of years. This pyramid in Egypt is mainly limestone, but the facing stone (at the top) is sandstone.Limestone - a useful rockLimestone is a sedimentary rock (see also 'Sedimentary rocks') consisting of almost pure calcium carbonate. It is an important material, with about three-quarters of the amount quarried being used in construction. Much of this is as 'aggregate' - the crushed stone used in road-building. In addition it is used as a base to neutralise acid soils, acid gases produced by burning fossil fuels, and acidified lakes produced by acid rain. It is also used in iron and glass production. It can be converted into cement, by heating with clay, and quicklime by heating to a high temperature. Quicklime, and SLAKED LIME (produced by adding water) are used to neutralise acid soils, in water treatment and in making mortarsChemicals from rock saltRock salt is chemically almost the same as the salt you may sprinkle on your food. It comes from the remains of ancient seas which have dried up and been buried under layers of rock. Most of this salt is used as a raw material for making other chemicals, particularly in the 'chlor-alkali' process. In this process, electricity is passed through a solution of sodium chloride. This converts the solution into sodium hydroxide, and releases chlorine and hydrogen as gases. These three products have important uses in their own right, as well as combining together to form bleach and hydrochloric acid.hope it helps u mate...pls. mark me brainliest |
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name the phenomenon that takes place when the heavy charge flows through air accompanied by heat and light |
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Answer» ING "lightning is the phenomenon that TAKES place when the heavy CHARGE flows through air accompanied by heat and light.....HOPE it helps u mate.....PLS mark me BRAINLIEST |
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If two masses are in the ratio 1 is to 2 what is the ratio of their inertia |
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Answer» the INFORMATION is incomplete but if radius of 2 MASSES are same , the I =MR^2. I1= M1R^2I2= M2R^2dividing both i1/i2=M1/M2SO, I1/I2=1/4 |
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Help me I need it fast |
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Answer» s theeta ka formula use mark LE....W=f*s*cos theeta 20 = 20*2*cos degree20=40*cos degreecos degree=20/40cos theeta =0.5angle = 60 °hope it HELPS U mate?..pls mark me BRAINLIEST |
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900 nm wavelength lies in which region of the spectrum |
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Answer» wave lengths lie in the FOLLOWING REGION of the spectrum:INFRARED WAVELENGTHhope it helps U MATE...pls mark me brainliest |
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Write 2 differences between convex lens and concave mirror when image kept beyond "F" |
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Answer» 3u3u3u3u3u3u3uueurureu |
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Draw the defect of MYOPIC EYE?And state HYPERMETROPIA in brief? |
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Answer» nt was in myopia the THING did not SEE on NEAR inhypermetropia the thing did not see to LONG distance |
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Explain how echoes are used by bats to locate obstacles and prey in front of them |
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Answer» arch out prey and fly in dark NIGHT by emitting and detecting reflections of ultrasonic WAVES. The HIGH PITCHED ultrasonic squeaks of the bat are REFLECTED from the obstacles or prey and returned to the bat's ear. The nature of reflections tells the bat where the obstacle is and what it is like. |
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The time taken by a particle performing shm to pass from point a to b where its velocities are same is 2s. After another 2s it returns to b. The ratio of distance ob to its amplitude |
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Answer» r,● Answer-OB/A = 1/√2● Explaination-[REFER to the figure]Time period is -T = 2×4 T = 8 sTo SOLVE this,OB = Asin(wt)OB/A = sin(2πt/T)OB/A = sin(2π×1/8)OB/A = 1/√2Therefore, RATIO of DISTANCE OB to A is 1/√2 .Hope this helps you... |
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dimensions of a cuboid are 8 cm*6cm*2cm and its weight is 15 N. while resting on which face the cuboid would exert greatest pressure?also find pressure |
| Answer» E having area of 0.06*0.02 = 0.0012msq.will EXERT great pressure because this FACE will have small area. Now, by FORMULA Pressure = Force / Area = 15/0.0012=12500Newton/msq.^2 | |
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If out of a source, an unbroken path and a metal wire, any one is missed then no electric current will flow in the circuit give reason •15 POINTS FOR THIS ANSWER• |
| Answer» K me BRAINLIEST and RETYPE the QUESTION | |
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What is the difference between direct current and alternating current write five difference |
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Answer» E ❤️❤️❤️ HERE IS UR ANSWER IS...DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ALTERNATING CURRENT AND DIRECT CURRENT.....LossDC transmission loss, it is not suitable for long-distance transmission,AC transmission loss is small, so suitable for long-distance transmission,UseDC voltage stability, no big noise, it is suitable for the use of electronic products. (such as televisions, radio computers, etc.)AC power to go through the rectifier/switching power supply into DC power can be used for electronic products.Measure the difference between 12V AC and DC:A) with a digital universal measurement, respectively, with 20V AC voltage and 20V DC voltage file measurement, the RESULTS will be different.B) simple measurement method: with a stylus pen (non-ordinary pen) on the wire foreskin, 12V AC will still show, 12V DC no display.Safety12V DC is safer than 12V AC. Body resistance decreased when the 12V AC still may cause the dead, 12V DC will not be in 100%.PeakAccording to the voltage pattern, 12V AC and DC instantaneous peak voltage is not the same, the instantaneous peak voltage (12V straight) ≡ 12V, instantaneous peak voltage (12V AC) = √2 × 12VConversion2V AC to 12V DC: Simple (Diode Capacitor Regulator)12V DC to 12V AC: Complex (STARTER )12) Use – most can think so (for most equipment):12V DC device 12V AC power supply (burn equipment)12V AC equipment 12V DC power supply (equipment use EFFICIENCY is reduced)HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU ❤️ ❤️❤️STAY BLESSED ❤️ ❤️ |
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Why does sky appear dark or black to an astronauts instead of blue |
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Answer» e here's your answerhope it helps... please MARK it as brainliest plzzThe SKY appears dark instead of blue to an astronaut because there is no atmosphere in the outer SPACE that can scatter the sunlight. As the sunlight is not scattered, no scattered light REACH the eyes of the astronauts and the sky appears BLACK to them. |
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Difference between longitudinal wave and transverse wave four-four point |
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Answer» dinal waves:-A longitudinal waves is a WAVE where the movement of the medium is in the same direction as the wave.This causes particles to move left and right inducing other particles to vibrate.The PRIMARY wave in the earthquake is the longitudinal waves.The longitudinal waves are ONE DIMENSION.TRANSVERSE waves:-Transverse waves is a wave where the movement of the medium is at a right angle to the wave direction.The particles move up and down as the wave mones horizontally.The secondary waves in a earthquake is the transverse waves.The transverse waves are the two dimension. |
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To measure the resistance and impedance of a inductor with or without iron core |
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Answer» to measure the RESISTANCE and impedance of a inductor with or WITHOUT IRON core.The apparatus which is required are a battery, a rheostat with HIGH resistance, D.C and A.C ammeter and ALSO voltmeter.What is the procedure?By the appliance of ohms law the resistance is measure after connecting the circuit. |
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When a fresh egg is put into a beaker filled with water,the egg begins to rise and then floats.why? |
| Answer» PTA CHAL JAYEGA | |
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Explain the meaning of the term pulley |
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Answer» with a GROOVED rim around which a cord passes,which act to CHANGE the direction of force applied to the cord and USED to RISE heavy WEIGHT |
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To study the anamalous behavior of water .observation table |
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Answer» pparatus should be REQUIRED |
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Explain how you would measure speed using an example |
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Answer» ═══════════════╕☬ YOUR ANSWER ☬╘═════════════════════╛Speed is the rate of CHANGE of any motion with respect to time.Speed is BASICALLY an apparture to Count or calculate how fast an object's motion is Example:-A MOVING TRAIN has its own speed and its significanance can be calculated by a fixed point of reference .etc╒══════════════════════╕☬ THANKS! @Brainlyconquerer ☬╘══════════════════════╛ |
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If electric potential is constant in a given region .What can 10v say about the electric field there |
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Answer» electric potential is constant, SAY 10 V, then there is no direction of greatest INCREASE. Hence the gradient of the electric potential is zero, and the electric field is zero EVERYWHERE INSIDE the region of constant electric potential. |
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Is it possible that electric field exists at a point where electric potential is zero? |
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Answer» t because the electric field is ZERO at a particular point, it does not necessarily mean that the electric potential is zero at that point. A good EXAMPLE is the CASE of two identical charges, separated by some distance. ... Both the electric field vectors will point in the DIRECTION of the NEGATIVE charge. |
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State two application of red shift and bliue shift |
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Answer» hifts TOWARD shorter or longer wavelengths as objects in space (such as STARS or galaxies) move CLOSER or FARTHER AWAY from us. ... If an object moves closer, the light moves to the blue end of the spectrum, as its wavelengths get shorter. |
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The resistive force to be overcome in a simple machine is called |
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Answer» ryour answerthe resistive force to be OVERCOME in a SIMPLE MACHINE is called as....Resistance. .hope it helps..PLEASE MARK it as Brainliest.... |
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Importance of artificial satellites 5-7 lines |
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Answer» s used to study earth.2. It is used for weather forecasting. 3. It is used for COMMUNICATION. 4. It is used for navigation.5. It is used for scientific investigation. |
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Give me all the formula of Mechanics._________class 11______ |
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Answer» your answer________ |
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The minimum distance to hear an echo (at 22 deg celsius in air) from a sound reflecting surface is |
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Answer» imum DISTANCE between to hear echo is 2× DD=distance between SOURCE and reflecting SURFACE |
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In the circuit shown in the figure. find thepotential difference vp- vq |
| Answer» COMPLETE your QUESTION,FIGURE is not GIVEN. | |
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When a body can be in motion |
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Answer» dy I think it's helpful for you buddyIn physics, motion is a change in position of an object over time. Motion is DESCRIBED in terms of displacement, distance, VELOCITY,acceleration, time, and SPEED. Motion of a BODYIS observed by ATTACHING a frame of reference to an observer and measuring the change in position of the bodyrelative to that frame. |
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...answer this question... |
| Answer» FLOWING = 130mA = 0.13 Avoltage = 1 Vresistance = V/I =1/0.13 =100/13 =7.6 OHM | |
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Name some futire energy resources |
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Answer» t it .so your answer about some futuristic TYPES of energy resources.Yeah they are :)Space based SOLAR energy.Human Power.Tidal PowerHydrogen power.Magma Power.Nuclear waste.Fusion power.Algae power.etc. etc.But some will be used in majority and some very less.As there is not going to sufficient CRUDE oil inside earth to support every means that is what humans will constant SEARCH for other energy resources. |
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Give one application of friction |
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Answer» both hands TOGETHER to CREATE heat. ... The FRAME and the edge of DOOR sliding against ONE another. |
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FinD..... Fast...... |
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Answer» nitude is 5N.. Hope it is helpfulSry for my mistake that i had put it as 7N FIRST. |
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How can you use GLE to detect a charge on the body |
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Answer» & Explanation:Using Gold Leaf Electroscope (GLE) we can find the NATURE of charge on the body (specimen). The GLE apparatus has a disk that conducts charge while it has gold leaves that move to show the nature of charge. For example,If we bring the CHARGED body near its disc, the leaves further diverge, then body is negatively charged. However, if leaves collapse, charge G.L.E positively. The first TIME we bring the object close to the GLE, the leaves get charged with the charge of the object, so we are to bring the object closer to the disk the second time to determine the charge of the body, hence;Again bringing charged body near its disc. If the leaves diverge, then body is positively charged and if the leaves collapse, the body has negative charge. |
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Hello everyone!!! I want the notes of -Time and Motion... |
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Answer» of Time and Motion Study:Time study is defined as a work measurement technique for recording the TIMES and rates of working for the elements of a specified job carried out under specified conditions and for analysing the data to determine the time necessary for carrying out the job at a defined level of performance.Motion study implies dividing the work into fundamental elements or basic OPERATIONS of a job or a process with the object of eliminating unnecessary or defective elements in a job. After investigating all movements in a job, process or operation it finds out the most scientific and systematic METHOD of PERFORMING the operation or completing the job. |
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In a simple harmonic oscillation the acceleration against displacement for one complete oscillation will be |
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Answer» can oscillate in all sorts of ways but a really IMPORTANT form of oscillation is SHM or Simple Harmonic MOTION. An object is undergoing simple harmonic motion (SHM) if; the acceleration of the object is directly proportional to its DISPLACEMENT from its equilibrium POSITION. |
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How are small parts cleaned using sound waves |
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Answer» nic cleaning uses cavitation bubbles induced by high frequency PRESSURE (sound) waves to AGITATE a LIQUID. The agitation produces high forces on contaminants adhering to substrates like metals, plastics, glass, rubber, and CERAMICS. This action also penetrates BLIND holes, cracks, and recesses. |
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Plzz help me to solve....... |
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Answer» he ATTACHMENT |
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