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There are two columns. Match Column I with appropriate match(es) in Column II.

Ionic Equilibrium Problem

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There are two columns. Match Column I with appropriate match(es) in Column II.

Problem No. 91: Physics

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There are two columns. Match Column I with appropriate match(es) in Column II. In case you think that there is no suitable match for any particular option then you can say, "None of the match" for that particular option. Your decision to choose a match should not be based on, "may be" but should be based on, "must be".

Let a, b, c be the sides of triangle ABC.

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There are two columns. Each option on the left column may have one or more than one match on the right column. Match each orbital in Column I with appropriate match(es) in Column II.

The following students came close to the answer:

Gaurav Jain, Jaipur
Mehak Sood, Fatehgarh Sahib Distt.

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There are two columns. Each option on the left column may have one or more than one match on the right column. Answer is accepted as fully correct if all matches are correct.

Your decision to choose a match should not be based on, "may be" but should be based on, "must be". Only relevant match should be considered.

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Arnab Roy, Kolkata (Came quite close)

Guitar

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There are two columns. Each option on the left column may have one or more than one match on the right column. Answer is accepted as fully correct if all matches are correct.

Cracked by:

Mehak Sood, Fatehgarh Sahib Distt. (Fully correct)
Aashwin Gaur, Gwalior (Came quite close)

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There are two columns. Each option on the left column may have one or more than one match on the right column. Answer is accepted as fully correct if all matches are correct.

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Shuchi Ojha, New Delhi (Fully correct)
Mehak Sood, Fatehgarh Sahib (Came quite close)

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There are two columns. Each option on the left column may have one or more than one match on the right column. Answer is accepted as fully correct if all matches are correct.

Some got few matches correct but no reply could be considered as fully correct or close enough.

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There are two columns. Each option on the left column may have one or more than one match on the right column. Answer is accepted as fully correct if all matches are correct.

Cracked By:

Akshay Kulkarni, Raipur
Shuchi Ojha, Delhi

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There are two columns. Each option on the left column may have one or more than one match on the right column. Answer is accepted as fully correct if all matches are correct.

The following students came close to the answer:

Akshay Kulkarni, Raipur
Shuchi Ojha, New Delhi
Ajitabh Gupta, Jhansi
Mehak Sood, Fatehgarh Sahib

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Problem No. 92: Chemistry | Equilibrium

Problem No. 91: Physics

Problem No. 90: Coordinate Geometry/Trigonometry

Problem No. 89: Atomic Structure

Problem No. 88: Sound

Problem No. 87: Binomial Theorem

Problem No. 86: Substitution Vs Elimination Reactions

Problem No. 85: Magnetic Field

Problem No. 84: Permutations & Combinations

Problem No. 83: Raoult's Law