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TBSE Class 10 Half yearly Geography questions

Ankita Yadav 26th Oct, 2026

Hello Student,

You can check the link below for the TBSE Class 10 Half-Yearly Geography Question Paper.

https://school.careers360.com/download/ebooks/tbse-class-12-half-yearly-question-paper-geography-2025

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Can you give a set of questions

Ankita Yadav 26th Oct, 2026

Hello Student,

Could you please confirm which class and subject you need the question set for in Maharashtra?

Once you confirm, we can help you find the relevant question papers or practice questions.

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How many previous year question paper should I solve

Ankita Yadav 26th Oct, 2026

Hello Student,

For Rajasthan Board (RBSE) Class 10, you should solve at least the last 5 years of previous-year question papers for all subjects. This will help you understand the exam pattern, practise important topics and improve time management.

You can download the papers here:

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Hi can you answer me what the distance from Earth to Sun

Ankita Yadav 26th Oct, 2026

Hello Student,

The average distance between the Earth and the Sun is approximately 149.6 million kilometres (14.96 crore km). This distance is known as 1 Astronomical Unit (AU).

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Jee main high weightage chapter for 2027

Ankita Yadav 26th Oct, 2026

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You can check the resource provided below:

JEE Main Chapter-wise Weightage 2027

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And ice cube is sliding on a frictionless table then which property does it have utens first law Newtons second law of motion Newtons third law of motion Newtons gravitational law this question is asked by your app talent x first question and physics

Kushal Chakraborty 26th Oct, 2026

Hello Akshaya,

The correct answer is Newton’s First Law of Motion.

An ice cube sliding on a frictionless table continues moving with constant velocity because no frictional force acts on it. This demonstrates the law of inertia.

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