West Bengal Board Solutions for Chapter: Phenomena Around Us, Exercise 4: Exercise 4
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Write down in the table below such phenomena which are either periodic or non-periodic from your own or after discussing with your elders.
What incident | Periodic or Non-periodic and why? |
1. The rotation of a blade of a ceiling fan or table fan. | |
2. Cars moving on a road. | |
3. Falling of tree leaves. |

Write down in the table below such phenomena which are either periodic or non-periodic from your own or after discussing with your elders
What incident | Periodic or Non-periodic and why? |
1. Tide and ebb. | |
2. A snake shedding its skin. | |
3, Tsunami. |

Write down in the table below such phenomena which are either periodic or non-periodic from your own or after discussing with your elders.
What incident | Periodic or Non-periodic and why? |
1. Leap Year. | |
2. Waves of a sea. | |
3. Period in the school for different subjects. |

Write down in the table below such phenomena which are either periodic or non-periodic from your own or after discussing with your elders.
What incident | Periodic or Non-periodic and why? |
1. A comet seen on the sky. | |
