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Earn 100

Which of these is the correct way of writing?
20 cm. or 20 cm _____.

Important Questions on Measurement and Motion

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LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 11 - Measurement and Motion>ORAL QUESTIONS FOR FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q 1
An object at rest with respect to one object can be in motion with respect to another object. Do you agree? Give an example to prove your point.
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LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 11 - Measurement and Motion>ORAL QUESTIONS FOR FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q 2
An object A is in rectilinear motion and an object B is in curvilinear motion. Which of these is in translatory motion? Give reasons.
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LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 11 - Measurement and Motion>ORAL QUESTIONS FOR FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q 3
A spinning top moves as a whole. However its motion is not considered to be translatory motion why? What kind of motion is it?
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LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 11 - Measurement and Motion>ORAL QUESTIONS FOR FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q 4
The earth has both translatory and rotational motion. How is that possible? Can you give another such example?
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LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 11 - Measurement and Motion>FOR FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q A
The footstep is an unreliable measure of length because
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LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 11 - Measurement and Motion>FOR FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q A
The standard unit of length in the SI system is
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LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 11 - Measurement and Motion>FOR FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q A
How many kilograms make one metric ton?
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LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 11 - Measurement and Motion>FOR FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q A
While measuring length using a metre scale, the position of the eye