Live Marathon Complete Economics | Complete Revision Class 10 SST | CBSE Session 2025 | Digraj sir
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BLACK SOIL
*B* - Best for agriculture
*L* Limestone can be found in -
*A* ability to retain moisture it
*C* -Calcium-rich
*K* -Known forits darkcolor
*S* -Suitable for growing cotton.
*O* - Often found in Deccan Plateau region of India.
*I* - Ideal for cropsthatrequire moisture
*L* -Low in nitrogen
*RED ANTY*
*R* -Red soil is rich in iron oxide, giving it a reddish color.
*E* -Erosion is a common issue with both types of soil.
*D* -Drainage is poor in both types of soil, which can lead towaterlogging. *A* - Agriculture is common on both types of soil..
*N* - Nutrient-poor: Both types of soil are generally low in nutrients and require fertilizers for optimal crop growth.
*T* . Tropical regions are where both types of soil are typically found. *Y* - Yellow soil is also rich in iron, but has a more yellowish color due to lower iron content.
*LATERITE*
1- Laterite soil found in areas with high rainfall and temperatures.
A- Aluminum and iron are the two primary minerals found in laterite soil.
T-Tropical climate is the main factor
E-Erosion is a common issue due to its porous nature.
R-Reddish in color due to the high iron content.
I- In India,laterite soil used for onstruction purposes due to its urability.
T-Trees struggle to grow due to its poor nutrient content.
E- Economically important for mining, as laterite soilisaprimary source of
aluminum ore.
*ARID SOIL*
A - Absence of moisture R- Reduced organic matter
I- infertile due to lack of nutrients
D-Dry and dusty
S- Sparse vegetation due to water scarcity
O often found in desert regions
I- Infiltration of water is limited
L- Low microbial activity
*FOREST SOIL*
F- Found in forested areas
0-Organic matter content is high
R- Rich in nutrients due to decomposing leaves and other organic material
E- Environmentally important for carbon sequestration and biodiversity
S- Soil pH is typically acidic
T- Trees and other forest vegetation depend on forest soil for nutrients
काली मिट्टी
*B* - कृषि के लिए सबसे अच्छी
*L* चूना पत्थर निम्न में पाया जाता है -
*A* नमी बनाए रखने की क्षमता
*C* - कैल्शियम से भरपूर
*K* - अपने गहरे रंग के लिए जाना जाता है
*S* - कपास उगाने के लिए उपयुक्त।
*O* - अक्सर भारत के दक्कन पठार क्षेत्र में पाया जाता है।
*I* - नमी की आवश्यकता वाली फसलों के लिए आदर्श
*L* - नाइट्रोजन में कम
*लाल एंटी*
*R* - लाल मिट्टी में आयरन ऑक्साइड की मात्रा अधिक होती है, जिससे इसका रंग लाल होता है।
*E* - दोनों प्रकार की मिट्टी में कटाव एक आम समस्या है।
*D* - दोनों प्रकार की मिट्टी में जल निकासी खराब होती है, जिससे जलभराव हो सकता है। *A* - दोनों प्रकार की मिट्टी में कृषि आम है।
*N* - पोषक तत्वों की कमी: दोनों प्रकार की मिट्टी में आमतौर पर पोषक तत्वों की कमी होती है और फसल के इष्टतम विकास के लिए उर्वरकों की आवश्यकता होती है।
*T* . उष्णकटिबंधीय क्षेत्र वे हैं जहाँ दोनों प्रकार की मिट्टी आम तौर पर पाई जाती है। *Y* - पीली मिट्टी में भी आयरन भरपूर होता है, लेकिन आयरन की मात्रा कम होने के कारण इसका रंग ज़्यादा पीला होता है।
*लैटेराइट*
1- लैटेराइट मिट्टी उच्च वर्षा और तापमान वाले क्षेत्रों में पाई जाती है।
A- एल्युमिनियम और आयरन लैटेराइट मिट्टी में पाए जाने वाले दो प्राथमिक खनिज हैं।
T- उष्णकटिबंधीय जलवायु मुख्य कारक है
E- इसकी छिद्रपूर्ण प्रकृति के कारण कटाव एक आम समस्या है।
R- उच्च आयरन सामग्री के कारण इसका रंग लाल होता है।
I- भारत में, लैटेराइट मिट्टी का उपयोग इसकी स्थायित्व के कारण निर्माण उद्देश्यों के लिए किया जाता है।
T- इसकी खराब पोषक सामग्री के कारण पेड़ों को बढ़ने में कठिनाई होती है।
E- खनन के लिए आर्थिक रूप से महत्वपूर्ण है, क्योंकि लैटेराइट मिट्टी एल्युमिनियम अयस्क का प्राथमिक स्रोत है।
*शुष्क मिट्टी*
A - नमी की कमी R- कार्बनिक पदार्थ की कमी
I- पोषक तत्वों की कमी के कारण बंजर
D- शुष्क और धूल भरी
S- पानी की कमी के कारण विरल वनस्पति
O अक्सर रेगिस्तानी क्षेत्रों में पाया जाता है
I- पानी की घुसपैठ सीमित है
L- कम सूक्ष्मजीवी गतिविधि
*वन मिट्टी*
F- वन क्षेत्रों में पाया जाता है
0- कार्बनिक पदार्थ की मात्रा अधिक होती है
R- पत्तियों और अन्य कार्बनिक पदार्थों के सड़ने के कारण पोषक तत्वों से भरपूर
E- कार्बन पृथक्करण और जैव विविधता के लिए पर्यावरण की दृष्टि से महत्वपूर्ण
S- मिट्टी का pH आमतौर पर अम्लीय होता है
T- पेड़ और अन्य वन वनस्पतियाँ पोषक तत्वों के लिए वन मिट्टी पर निर्भर करती हैं
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Timestamps
00:08 - Introduction to the complete economics revision session for Class 10.
01:30 - Overview of today's economics revision session.
03:32 - Introduction to the class's technical setup challenges.
05:19 - Complete Economics revision for Class 10 CBSE focusing on key concepts.
07:08 - Government formation is restricted to elected political parties with a majority.
07:58 - Formation of government relies on the majority vote.
09:27 - Government formed by elected political parties holds majority.
10:16 - Interactive marathon ensures clarity on Economics MCQs.
12:04 - Development goals of different individuals are highlighted.
12:46 - Challenges faced by rural laborers and the impact of irrigation and education.
14:27 - Discussion on rural laborers' needs for better wages and work days.
15:43 - Challenges faced by farmers dependent on rain for irrigation.
17:07 - Understanding farmer development goals and income strategies for 2024.
17:56 - Women's empowerment through development objectives in Reena's community.
19:17 - Different people have varying developmental goals.
20:08 - People have different developmental goals based on their needs.
21:35 - Different people have varying developmental goals.
22:17 - Understanding diverse development goals and their implications.
24:14 - Understanding average income as total income per capita.
25:10 - Simplified math on average income calculations explained.
26:47 - Calculating average income from family data.
27:41 - Calculating average family income from given monthly incomes.
29:47 - Understanding equitable distribution based on income data.
30:31 - Average income figures can be misleading regarding real income distribution.
32:00 - Average income distribution impacts country selection for Rita.
33:05 - Importance of choosing the right subject in school.
35:16 - World Bank prioritizes per capita income in development assessments.
36:00 - Comparison of infant mortality rates between Kerala and Bihar.
37:29 - Discussing literacy rates among Indian states for CBSE Class 10.
38:12 - Lowest net attendance ratios in secondary education across states.
39:46 - Discussion on absentee ratio and literacy rates in rural population.
40:41 - Literacy and school attendance among rural children aged 10-14.
42:16 - State B has lower infant mortality and higher literacy rates, indicating development.
42:57 - Focus on the importance of health and education in children.
44:41 - Exam preparation through practice questions and data analysis.
45:24 - Understanding question patterns for Class 10 SST based on past data.
47:01 - Discussing the importance of literacy rate questions for Class 10 economics.
47:42 - Understanding literacy rate questions for Class 10 Economics.
49:39 - Encouragement for students to step out of their comfort zone.
50:37 - Countries are compared using income and other important criteria.
51:57 - Countries are ranked based on development parameters like income and literacy.
52:37 - Human Development Report indicators include health, education, and income.
54:12 - Human Development Index is based on education, health, and per capita income.
55:00 - Human development measures both social and economic progress.
56:26 - Effective strategies for rapid revision and confidence building in economics.
57:09 - Covers important questions and concepts for Class 10 Economics revision.
59:09 - Discussion on literacy rates and human development index tables.
59:48 - Comparing life expectancy between Bangladesh, Nepal, and India.
1:01:23 - Human Development Index ranks countries based on their development status.
1:02:07 - Bangladesh's life expectancy surpasses India's despite lower HDI ranking.
1:03:38 - Health and education are inaccessible despite wealth.
1:04:20 - High-quality education is affordable yet still requires investment.
1:05:48 - Education improvement requires collective effort beyond one individual.
1:06:28 - Emphasizing collaboration over competition for success.
1:08:26 - Understanding competition and performance in assessments.
1:10:11 - Understanding Body Mass Index (BMI) and its significance.
1:11:58 - Key factors responsible for declining water levels in India.
1:13:12 - Factors contributing to declining water levels in India.
1:14:41 - Discussion on over-utilization in water irrigation and its implications.
1:15:35 - Environmental degradation affects everyone beyond national boundaries.
1:17:06 - Discussion on exam questions from economics focusing on sectors.
1:18:28 - Understanding primary and secondary products in natural resources.
1:19:57 - Understanding picture-based questions in economics for CBSE 2024.
1:20:37 - Discussion on trading activities in the tertiary sector.
1:22:46 - Understanding the division of primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors.
1:23:34 - Understanding sectors in economics through examples.
1:25:03 - Understanding sectors: primary, secondary, and tertiary in economics.
1:25:53 - Initial development stages highlight the primary sector's significance.
1:27:37 - Understanding primary sector activities including farming and services.
1:28:21 - Understanding economic sectors and classifications.
1:30:36 - Understanding the classification of services based on ownership.
1:31:39 - Jet Airways is a private airline in India founded by Naresh Goyal.
1:33:04 - Explanation of options based on activity nature and ownership.
1:34:03 - Discussion on classification and types of services in Indian Railway.
1:36:10 - Impact of transport strikes on food supply and farmers' sales.
1:36:56 - Transport strikes affect primary and secondary sectors significantly.
1:38:40 - Impact of rural and urban areas on economics discussed.
1:39:25 - Discussion on milk production in primary and factory sectors.
1:41:44 - CBSE answer scheme errors impact exam marking and question interpretation.
1:42:35 - Comparison of employment ratios in different economic sectors.
1:44:04 - Primary sector provides raw materials for secondary and tertiary sectors.
1:44:41 - Understanding Goods and Services in Total Production Analysis
1:46:11 - Employment trends in primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors
1:46:56 - Primary sector has the highest share in employment.
1:49:44 - Employment statistics in India from NSSO and NITI Aayog.
1:50:52 - Understanding employment data related to the primary sector.
1:54:14 - Understanding India's Employment Data Collection Process
1:55:16 - नीति आयोग के कार्य और महत्व पर चर्चा
1:56:56 - India's shift from Planning Commission to NITI Aayog and MNREGA's employment guarantee.
1:57:41 - मनरेगा योजना के तहत रोजगार की गारंटी और अनइंप्लॉयमेंट अलाउंस
1:59:10 - Understanding employment types: underemployment and overemployment.
2:00:04 - Understanding underemployment and features of the organized sector.
2:01:43 - Understanding employee benefits in the garment export industry.
2:02:28 - Understanding the characteristics of the unorganized sector.
2:03:45 - Understanding organized and unorganized sectors in economics.
2:04:33 - Importance of the organized sector in job provision.
2:06:02 - Government support for farmers relates to economic development.
2:06:52 - Exchange of goods between Rahul and Anshu
2:08:20 - Understanding modern forms of currency and their features.
2:09:11 - Understanding the essential features of demand deposits and money transfer.
2:10:55 - Understanding demand deposit facility and check payments.
2:11:48 - Understanding rational exchange and the significance of mutual transactions.
2:13:32 - Discussion on Primary Sector and Organised vs Unorganised Sectors.
2:14:35 - Central Government issues currency notes through RBI.
2:17:01 - Discussion on the role of the Reserve Bank of India in currency regulation.
2:18:02 - Payment in rupees is legally mandated in India.
2:19:48 - Understanding check numbers and banking differences in economics.
2:20:38 - Difference in interest rates charged to borrowers and paid to depositors.
2:22:12 - Understanding loans and their role in supporting the economy.
2:22:49 - Understanding financial returns and economic growth through lending.
2:24:17 - Banks prevent farmers from falling into debt traps.
2:25:01 - Understanding the role of credit in meeting production needs.
2:26:36 - Understanding car loan repayment and document retention by banks.
2:27:27 - Understanding the Terms of Credit for Loans
2:29:46 - Key reasons for re-uploading economics questions and exam guidance.
2:31:07 - Addressing confusion in questions and clarifying doubts.
2:33:06 - Impact of debt and interest rates on farmers' finances.
2:33:51 - Credit plays a crucial role in production and income generation.
2:35:19 - Lenders require collateral to mitigate loan default risks.
2:36:04 - Explains the concept of collateral as a loan guarantee.
2:37:34 - Understanding formal sources of credit in India.
2:38:17 - Understanding the differences between formal and informal credit sources.
2:39:37 - Economic disparity affects access to formal loans.
2:40:17 - Mr. Y seeks a bank loan for fertilizer purchase.
2:41:39 - Agricultural laborers rely heavily on informal sector loans.
2:42:34 - Rural poor families rely on informal credit sources.
2:44:15 - Understanding assertions and their supporting reasons in economics.
2:44:55 - Understanding why some people do not receive bank loans.
2:46:18 - Role of self-help groups in promoting economic democracy.
2:47:00 - Understanding the role of self-help groups in overcoming collateral issues.
2:48:26 - Understanding globalization and its significance in economics.
2:49:23 - Globalization rapidly integrates economies and attracts foreign companies.
2:50:46 - Discussion on online marketplaces for local goods and globalization examples.
2:51:27 - Globalization connects countries through goods, services, investments, and people.
2:53:18 - Key aspects of globalization including trade liberalization and cultural exchange.
2:54:00 - Challenges of globalization and India's response to trade regulations.
2:55:29 - Liberalization enhances global trade by removing barriers and utilizing technology.
2:56:13 - Globalization enhances access to information and interlinks services and production.
2:57:34 - Globalization allows foreign companies to establish factories and invest.
2:58:11 - Impact of opening foreign trade on the global economy.
2:59:40 - Globalization integrates countries through product exchange and technology advances.
3:00:29 - Globalization is driven by various factors including nationalization and trade barriers.
3:01:56 - Discussion on export duties and trade liberalization.
3:02:46 - Revision completion and upcoming map work session announced.
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BLACK SOIL
B - Best for agriculture
L - Limestone can be found
A - ability to retain moisture it
C -Calcium-rich
K -Known for its dark color
S -Suitable for growing cotton.
O - Often found in Deccan Plateau region of India.
I - Ideal for crops that require moisture
L -Low in nitrogen
RED ANTY
R -Red soil is rich in iron oxide, giving it a reddish color.
E -Erosion is a common issue with both types of soil.
D -Drainage is poor in both types of soil, which can lead to water logging.
A - Agriculture is common on both types of soil..
N - Nutrient-poor: Both types of soil are generally low in nutrients and require fertilizers for optimal crop growth.
T . Tropical regions are where both types of soil are typically found.
Y - Yellow soil is also rich in iron, but has a more yellowish color due to lower iron content.
LATERITE
L - Laterite soil found in areas with high rainfall and temperatures.
A - Aluminum and iron are the two primary minerals found in laterite soil.
T - Tropical climate is the main factor
E-Erosion is a common issue due to its porous nature.
R-Reddish in color due to the high iron content.
I - In India, laterite soil used for Construction purposes due to its urability.
T-Trees struggle to grow due to its poor nutrient content.
E- Economically important for mining, as laterite soil is a primary source of aluminum ore.
ARID SOIL
A - Absence of moisture
R- Reduced organic matter
I - infertile due to lack of nutrients
D-Dry and dusty
S- Sparse vegetation due to water scarcity
O - often found in desert regions
I - Infiltration of water is limited
L- Low microbial activity
FOREST SOIL
F- Found in forested areas
0-Organic matter content is high
R- Rich in nutrients due to decomposing leaves and other organic material
E- Environmentally important for carbon sequestration and biodiversity
S- Soil pH is typically acidic
T- Trees and other forest vegetation depend on forest soil for nutrients
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same
😂 what do you mean by " society norms" ?
Yaah same i also hate the word when my friends says to me I clearly mentioned that ki I don't dont like the word but I like the word babu Only with his mouth.....
same
Apka boyfriend toa babu bolta hi hoga apko ?? @@samiksha_diary
2:04:51
Sir, Answer is D
Because more employment is there in Primary..and from the table also...
2:08:09
Q88
Ans should be 'D' bcoz it is asking eliminatimg exchange of goods
Yes
C is correct ans it is mentioned in CBSC Answesheet you are wrong..
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1:39:27 sir question 64.ans is c) as I have seen your 2023-24 sample paper solution and in tht video u told it's c) and the ans key was also c)
As if there is no transportation secondary sector can't run because no one will be there to transport the good produced in secondary sector. And secondary sector buy goods from primary sector and if primary sector is facing a crisis means secondary sector isn't buying good from primary sector which would also affect secondary sector
@@Wolfy_Beast exactly
Itni daant pass gyi hume
but bro here the goods are directly bought from primary sector and transported to the shops(tertiary sector) and the trucks which transport it also is falling under the tertiary sector only. TBH I'm also a little bit confused.
" no one will be there to transport the good produced in secondary sector." i get it but bro vegetables and milk( here in this question) are taken from primary sector only, they aren't produced in the factories
Please recheck or clarify my mistake
Bhai isme secondary ki baat hi nhi hui kaise kah skte ho ye sirf usme tertiary or primary ki baat ho rhi h bro ek baar question ko ghrai se smjho😅
And there is the transport of vegetables and milk they are primary so no one get affected from secondary sector
1:11:45
I think wrong answer
The correct option is:
(c) Assessment of Body Composition
Explanation:
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a widely used measurement to assess body composition, particularly to determine whether a person's weight is in a healthy range for their height.
BMI is calculated by dividing a person's weight in kilograms by their height in meters squared (kg/m2). It is used to categorize individuals into various weight status categories, such as underweight, normal weight, overweight, and obese.
Therefore, option (c) Assessment of Body Composition is the correct answer.
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Sir please ek bar saare ans check krlo.
History ques 40,19.
Civics ques 92,101.
Eco ques 41, 84, 32
Aapne doubt wale ques reply m likhdo yha add ho jaenge
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Ques. 41 economics ka
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2:04:38
The ans should be option D
As primary sector provides most jobs and especially it's unorganised cause they are employed on a large scale by large farmers
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@@GarvJain-h7n option D ?
Yeah
3:02:38 sir sare marathon ke result yerahe
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Civics (114/125)
Economics (126/133)
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ANSWER OF. QUESTIONS ....73--- . sir iska answer aap chapter ki staring par 1st page me "NOTES FOR TEACHERS " me right corner me likha hai . 😊
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kya hai answer ?
Development 1:16:39 Q44
Sectors of Indian economy 2:06:48 Q87
Money and credit 2:48:48 Q116
Globalization 3:02:30 Q133
1:42:03 sir 64 mein agar transporters protest karenge toh fir voh manufacturing ko bhi toh transfer nhi karenge jis se secondary sector bhi effect hoga so ans C hi hoga
Butt specifically de rakha hai na milk and vegetables etc
but question mai likha hai refuse to transport milk and vegetable specfically* to isse seconaday sector mai directly impact nhi pdega
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Yesss finally found a comment like this.. plus in the answer key/marking scheme it's given tertiary, primary and secondary
@n0_ldea it's cbse galat bhi hoskta hai
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Once sir said that
22.02 sir yaha par Agar people have different development goals hota tab A option correct hota par sir yaha par different people ki baat ki he to sir different people ke goal different isliye hote he kyuki unke life situation different hote he
Just my view par sir apne Bola he to A hi correct hoga
i think B is right
Same ..reason would have been correct agar assertion mein yeh hota ki people look at a mix of developmental goals not only income..
But sir ne (a) bola haii..
For questions seven, answer can be B because only freedom, equality and security doesn't decide someone's notion for development but other factors like economic condition, safety does!
Because the development goal are not contrasting
Answer given by Sir for question no. 41 is wrong as BMI doesn't merely measures undernourishment, but it measures body composition which tells if a person is undernourished, fit or overweight. This correct answer for Q.41 should be C) Assessment of Body composition. And furthermore, CBSE official Marking scheme of 2024 32/2/1 has also given C) as the correct answer.
Yes you are right
But if we assess this generally, it cannot be body composition because it doesn't tell you anything like your body fat, muscle mass or anything like that
it just can just tell you how much fit you are by comparing ur weight with height and using averages
@AryaDeez you are also right
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1:37:20
Iska C hoga kyuki teeno sectors interdependent hai 😊
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Yes sir ne aarambh batch me same question ka c krwaya h par abhi confuse ho gye
@akshattheprogamer6026 Haa maine bhi Aarambh se pdha hai kuchh kuchh chapters
Bhai jo given situation de rakhi hai usi se to answer karoge generally nhi pucha hai.
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According to geography question 42 me A -irrigation hona chaiye...
Bcs water resorurce wale chapter me ye NCERT Line hai tha
IRRIGATED AGRICULTURE IS THE LARGEST CONSUMER OF WATER....
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20:09 sor dekhen reason agar ye hota ke life situdations of people are different to hota na A but abi to ye de rkha hai iske liye assertion ye hona chahiye tha ke people look at a mix of goals for development
1:30:30 Ques no 64
If all the sectors are interdependent then answer should be (C) not (D)
Sir please explain
C nahi hoga.... We have to see as per mcq options not on a single option
But cbse solution me to ( c ) correct haa
@Nexttoper__1 C aaega Cbse ko dekhle
Kabhi cbse bhyi galat hoti hai
Sir question 64 me agr transportation ho rha hai to primary se kha se transportation hoga milk agr secondary sector me produce hoga to tbhi na transportation hoga.
Cooperative me farmers apna milk sell krte hai fir vha se transport hota hai.
Ek bar iss doubt to clear kriye sir 🙏🏻
Aur mcqs ke liye thank you sir!!
Ha sir
Mera bhi yhi doubt tha
Aaram se question ko padho question me transport karne se mana kiya to tertiary sector affected and unable to sell likha hai to primary affected and rural area bola hai
Question 64 wrong write answer is c. Because lack of food items, factory can't work properly...
digraj sir almost all answers are write thaks for such a good series
6:13 Development
1:16:45 Sectors of the Indian Economy
2:06:51 Money and Credit
2:48:49 Globalisation and the Indian Economy
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Yeah
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1:38:27
Sir will be 'c'. Explaination:-
As secondary sector is dependent on primary sector for their raw materials they will also get affected.
Thank you sir for clearing my doubt 👍
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Sir abhi bhi us assertion-reason me doubt h..
Sir mera rationale ye hai reason, assertion ka explanation tab hota jab
Assertion: People look at a mix of goals hota ya fir
Assertion:People also seek non-material things hota
Sir please aise doubts ka ek alg se lecture lena🙏
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1:11:11 Sir, there is a mistake in question 41 the answer of this question is "c" because BMI show overall nutrition of a person not only under nutrition......so plz when you make correction video also put this question that video.......🫂😊
Yes true
No, answer should be d only.. Because BMI does not show body composition like the muscle mass of the person etc.. that is why it is not a reliable source of info
yess
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2:06:40 Sir 87 ka D hoga because public sector provide basic necessities to the citizens. They also can provide these necessities even if they suffer from loss like public Hospital etc(end of Thinking Capability)😅
yes public sector focuses on the welfare of citizens more bt that doesn't mean it does not contribute to economic development. It does by proving services infrastructure and creating jobs
Choose the correct option regarding BMI from the following question 41
Sar iska answer har jagah C hai that is composition of body pls confirm kriye..legit har jagah (c) h😭😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
BMI (Body Mass Index) gives an idea of nutrition, not body composition. Here's why:
Nutrition-related indication: BMI is a measure of body weight relative to height, and it helps identify whether someone is underweight, normal weight, overweight, or obese. These categories often reflect nutritional status, such as malnutrition or overnutrition.
Does NOT measure body composition: BMI does not provide details about the proportions of fat, muscle, bone, or water in the body. For body composition analysis (e.g., body fat percentage), methods like bioelectrical impedance, DEXA scans, or skinfold calipers are required.
So, BMI reflects nutritional status rather than the detailed composition of the body. 🌱✨
1:38:18 sir primary and secondary move hand in hand so agar primary affect hoga to secondary bhi to hoga 😮
@shreyanshtiwari6524 same question😫
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1:37:41 Sir, Tertiary sector to primary aur secondary sector ko affect karta h na!
Sample paper me bhi option c sahi h😵💫
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Question number 128
Removal of trade barrier is liberalisation not globalization
Question number 131
Statement 1,2,4 is correct✅
Economic doubt
Liberation is come under the factors with promote Globalization
Bro lessend ka mean kam karna hota h to 4 option nhi hoga
Answer bas 2 bach h
In question number 90 the answer will be option d because demand deposit helps us in giving cheque it is not a facility like cheque
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13:01 correct ❤❤
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2:04:44 Galat hai sir, option d hoga...
2:40:23 the answer should be a as they are not free from falling into debt trap they have less risk of falling into debt trap
We can agree on your argument but still it’s has very vestry low chance do we generally don’t consider it (this is just a opinion)
1:56:41 Sir iska option A hi hai Kyunki page number 18 notes for teacher for chapter 2 mein de rakha hai ki NSSO is now known as NSO and its organisation which gives the statistics of employment🎉
😮 ur right bro
1:52:29 Q.73. option A is correct
Sir, Thank you for sending unsolved notes of you marathon.
Sir ,please send the unsolved notes of history, civics and geography.
Please sir
This pdf was very helpful
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1:56:00 iska answer (A) hai
It is written in the starting page of chapter (notes for teachers)
Last para it is written that NSSO which is now called NSO that is national statistical office😊
Sir Doubt hai
Question number 41
BMI is a assessment of Body mass composition
It is given in answer key of CBSE 2023-24
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thankuhh sir for today's session
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Sir question 65
Sir same question pre boards mein aaya tha par mene toh B kara tha sir aur mam bhi keh rahi thi ki agar GDP ka chart diya hota toh hota sir A option
Pls check sir ......
1:38:07 is question me c hoga sir because they are interdependent on each other if 1 effect then other both are also affected
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