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Type of Fractions and How to add Fractions
May 12, 2014
| Posted by: Scarlett
WHOLE NUMBERS The natural numbers along with zero are called Whole numbers. Eg: 0 , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ,5 , ……….. 1. The smallest whole number is zero where as the largest whole number cannot be obtained 2. Consecutive whole numbers differ by one(1) 3. If ‘x’ is any whole number…
What is Cube and How to find out Cube Root
Feb 22, 2014
| Posted by: Scarlett
Cube All objects in the world are three-dimensional. It means that everything in this world has length, breadth, and height. So we can say 3-D figures are solid figures. A cube is a solid figure which has its entire sides equal in measurements. The measurements of quantity in an object or the volume or capacity…
What is Force and Motion
Feb 3, 2014
| Posted by: Jane Bishop
Force- It is a push or pulls. A force can give the energy to an object and then the object start moving, stop moving, or change its motion. Force can cause a change in velocity also. For example- Gravity, Friction, Magnitude etc. This picture clearly shows the force. There are two types of force 1)…
Chemistry Carbon and it’s Compounds
Jan 21, 2014
| Posted by: Sarge Maisky
Look around you, the objects which you see can be listed as food, clothes, books, medicines they all have something common in them. The versatile “ carbon” Presence of carbon in atmosphere The earth’s crust has only 0.02% carbon in the form of minerals like carbonates, coal , petroleum etc. and the atmosphere has 0.03%…
What is matter and Its Composition
Apr 5, 2013
| Posted by: Sarge Maisky
All of the words you have ever heard, written, or read in the English language are merely just combinations of one or more of the 26 letters of the English language. And, those letters are just a combination of lines, curves, and dots. The number and arrangement of these basic pieces determine exactly what words…