Distinguish between: Legal Tender Money and Non-Legal tender Money.

  Cyclic photophosphorylation   Non – cyclic photophosphorvlution  1. Electrons emitted by chlorophyll return back to the same chlorophyll.  The electrons emitted by chlorophyll do not return back to the same chlorophyll  2. First electron acceptor...

From the sine rule, we get `(AB)/(sin C)=(AC)/(sinB)=(BC)/(sinA)= ((AB)(BC)(CA))/(2DeltaABC)` `BC=|vec(BC)|=|hatc cos gamma=-hatbcosbeta|=|(hata.hatb)hatc-(hatc.hata)hatb|=|(hataxx(hatbxxhatc))|` `AC = |vec(AC)|=|hatbxx(hatcxxhata)|and AB = |vec(AB)|=hatcxx(hataxx hatb)|` `DeltaABC=1/2|vec(BC)xxvec(BA)|` `=1/2 |(hatc cosgamma-hatb cos beta)xx(hata cosalpha-hatbcosbeta)|` `=1/2 |(hatc xxhata)cosalpha cosgamma+(hatbxxhatc)cosalphacosbeta+(hata...

1. Electronic money 2. Limited legal tender 3. Japan 4. Electronic money 5. Govt, of India

1. Nonlegal tender money 2. Deferred payment 3. Primary functions 4. Demonetization

Barter Economy Money Economy (i) Barter economy is a moneyless economy where goods are exchanged for goods. (i) Money economy is one where money is commonly used as a medium of exchange. (ii) In...

Metallic Money Paper Money (i) It refers to money which is made of metals like gold, silver, and copper, etc. (i) It refers to that money which is in form of paper currency...

(A) Real and pseudo forces, No Real force Pseudo Force i A force which is produced due to interaction between the objects is called real force. A pseudo force is one which arises due to the...

Ohmic substances Non-ohmic substances 1. Substances which obey ohm’s law are called ohmic substances. Substances which do not obey ohm’s law are called nonohmic substances. 2. Potential difference (V) versus current (I) curve is...

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(A) Cyber Law