gk questions and answers from class 1 to 5
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Calculus 1 - MA133 - Oct. 26, 2007 Calculus 1 Class from Grand Rapids Community College
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Gk questions and answers from class 1 to 5 Questions & Answers
Question : i got selected for banp po test(south indian bank).plz help me from where i should prepare for the interview.2 be very frank im very bad in g.k. so plz help me
Answer : http://simplywalkin.com/blog/category/interview-tips/
Answer : http://simplywalkin.com/blog/category/interview-tips/
Question : i m in class 12 and i need that for my board exams. so plz answer accordingly and do not advice for an above par project. The project is an emergency so please answer that as quickly as possible
Answer : Take one aluminum and one copper foil. Cut them into two rectangles(about 10 cm x 8 cm) with a 5 mm wide 3 cm long tail at one corner. Cut two or three filter paper rectangles 1 cm longer and 1 cm wider than the foils. Wipe the foils free of any oil on the surface. Wet the filter paper pieces with 20% salt solution. Place the copper foil on one surface and the aluminum on the other, applying slight pressure to eliminate air bubbles. The two tails should be on opposite sides. With a volt meter measure the voltage between the two tails. Show that this corresponds to the difference between the single electrode potentials of aluminum and copper from values taken from any chemistry hand book, or other book of tables (Clarke's tables). You can also light an L.E.D. by connecting the copper to the positive and aluminum to the negative if you want to avoid the potential measurement.
Answer : Take one aluminum and one copper foil. Cut them into two rectangles(about 10 cm x 8 cm) with a 5 mm wide 3 cm long tail at one corner. Cut two or three filter paper rectangles 1 cm longer and 1 cm wider than the foils. Wipe the foils free of any oil on the surface. Wet the filter paper pieces with 20% salt solution. Place the copper foil on one surface and the aluminum on the other, applying slight pressure to eliminate air bubbles. The two tails should be on opposite sides. With a volt meter measure the voltage between the two tails. Show that this corresponds to the difference between the single electrode potentials of aluminum and copper from values taken from any chemistry hand book, or other book of tables (Clarke's tables). You can also light an L.E.D. by connecting the copper to the positive and aluminum to the negative if you want to avoid the potential measurement.
Question : i have found plenty for the 1st gen but none for the 2nd gen. i need the logic/motherboard board. I have checked ebay.
Answer : Try going too the store you bought it from and asking for a replacment. if not try Amazon.com hope this helps
Answer : Try going too the store you bought it from and asking for a replacment. if not try Amazon.com hope this helps