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ACROSS 1 The process of removing a root from the denominator of a fraction. 3 Using this theorem we can represent the irrational numbers on the number line. 7 The least whole number. 9 How many numbers from 10 to 50 are exactly divisible by 3. 10 A whole number, a number that is not a fraction. 11 A number that produces a specified quantity when multiplied by itself.
DOWN 1 One or pair of numbers whose product is one. 2 What type of a number is 4 It is also an irrational number. 5 Alter to one less exact but more convenient for calculations. 6 Zero by zero. 8 The sum of the digits of a number is subtracted from the number, the resulting number is always divisible by what number.
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2 The signs of abscissa and ordinate in quadrants I and III. 8 To which country did Euclid belong. 9 Important mathematical statements which can be proven by postulates and definations. 10 Has length and breadth only. 11 Facts that help you to reach a conclusion. 12 Breadth less length.
1 Can be drawn with any center and radius. 3 Assumptions which are obvious universal truths and are not to be proved. 4 Rule that is accepted without proof. 5 Sequence of justified conclusions used to prove the validity of an if - then statement. 6 When you reach a conclusion from a set of accepted facts. 7 Y-axis.
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1 Two angles whose sum is 180°. 6 Having the same shape and size. 7 Angles on parallel lines with arms forming a 'z'. 9 Four angles formed outside by a transversal and two parallel lines. 10 Line which intersects with parallel lines.
2 A point at one end of a segment or the starting point of a ray. 3 Half line extending forever in one direction. 4 Type of angle between 180° and 360°. 5 Angle between 90° and 180°. 7 Type of angle between 0 and 90. 8 A length extending forever in both directions.
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2 The quadrilateral, all the four vertices of which lie on circle. 4 Half. 7 A part of a circle enclosed by two radii and the arc lying between them. 9 Chords of circle equidistant from centre. 10 A polyhedron with two congruent, parallel bases. 12 Intersection of plane and solid.
1 Theory of measurement. 3 An instrument used to draw circle. 5 A line that touches a circle at exactly one point. 6 The number of square units occupied by the space inside the circle. 8 A solid whose base is a polygon and triangular side that converges at a vertex. 11 A two dimensional pattern that can be folded to create a space figure.
Physics
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4 Set of points where object moves. 7 The force that is needed to make an object travel in a circular path. 9 A pulley is massless and its net force. 10 Tends to change the State of motion. 11 Speed in a given direction. 12 A physical quantity which is specified by its magnitude.
1 Force which is dependent only on the position of the object. 2 Product of mass and acceleration due to gravity. 3 Sharpening of a knife with a grinding wheel produces a spark. 5 The shortest distance from the initial to the final position. 6 The motion performed by the animals and plants is called 8 Resistance to change.
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ACROSS 1 Vapour form water at boiling temperature. 4 Hard, firm in shape. 6 Process of melting to join two or more into one. 8 Transform to purer form. 11 It can be defined as the study of matter and the changes it undergoes. 12 Liquid-in-liquid suspension.
DOWN 2 Mixtures with multiple metals. 3 Indivisible particle of matter. 5 The purpose may be to recover the precipitate. 7 One is put on table periodically for the chemist. 9 Most common solvent of earth. 10 Containing contaminants.
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1 Slightly altered atoms, elemental variants. 2 Removal of an electron from hydrogen atom. 3 Latin name of potassium. 4 Molecule with two atoms. 6 Something fundamental. 8 Charged up atom. 11 Atomicity of noble gases.
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1 Flase cavity present inside the body of an organism. 4 Treponema pallidum. 6 Organisms with holes. 8 Prokaryotes that live in places of very high salt concentration. 10 Round shaped bacteria. 11 A microorganism that is killed by high pressure. 12 Variety of life forms found in a particular region.
2 Published work on surgical antisepsis; sterile bandages and instruments etc. 3 The incidence of disease in the population including both fatal and nonfatal disease. 5 Flowering and seed bearing plants. 7 One of the major groups into which the animal kingdom is divided. 9 Space present inside the body.
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ACROSS 2 The term used to describe bumper production of food grains. 3 Plant material. 6 The act of collecting a crop once it is grown. 10 Able to be retained as quickly as it is used. 11 One example of animal source which provides carbohydrates, proteins and fats. 12 Coal, natural gas, oil.
DOWN 1 Scarcity and irregular distribution of rain. 4 A gas that decaying biomass produces. 5 Nutrient specific, fertilizer or manure. 7 One example of plant source which provide protein. 8 A way biomass can be used to create energy using heat. 9 A thick middle east dip made from ground chickpeas and sesame seeds.
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