DAVV Entrance CUET For BCA Ebook-PDF: Objective Questions From Various Competitive Exams With Answers

... Lips (c) Eye (d) Tongue 40. (a) Saliva (b) Teeth (c) Tongue (d) Cheeks (41) is to mother as flower is to (42) 41. (a) Son (b) Brother (c) Father (d) Uncle 42. (a) Bud (b) Leaf (c) Fruit (d) Seed Sugar : (43) : : (44) : Heat 43. (a) Cane ...

... costing used in mass production industries is : (a) Job Costing M.Com ... following industry would you recommend a job order costing system: (a) Tyre ... most likely use which of the following methods for the purpose of averaging ...

... n) 85. An ____ is a collection of operators operands that represents a ... software on a tightly coupled hardware. .99. Dijkstra's algorithm is based on Divide and Conquer paradigm ______ 100. Which of the following is not a multitasking ...

... Accounting practices and methods should remain unchanged from one accounting ... financial position of the enterprise on a given date. (A) Management ... Bank of India 120. Between Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS) and International ...

... real beam becomes conjugate beam (A) Roller support (B) Hinged support ______ (C) Free end (D) Fixed support 67. Beam for the below shown Bending Moment Diagram in the corresponding 68. Which of the following statements are correct ...

... basic facial expressions of emotions ? (a) Ekman (b) James-Lange (c) Cannon-Bard (d) Schacter-Singer 34.Cannon-Bard theory of emotion considers that feelings comes (action). _____ 75. Psychology. Subject:Previous. Years'. Papers-Various.

... mmf produced by the current of 3-f induction (A) rotates at the speed of rotor in the air gap (B) is standstill with respect to stator mmf (C) rotates at slip speed with respect to stator mmf (D) rotates at synchronous speed with ...

... basic facial expressions of emotions ? (a) Ekman (b) James-Lange (c) Cannon-Bard (d) Schacter-Singer to expression 34.Cannon-Bard theory of emotion considers that feelings comes 75. Psychology. Subject:Previous. Years'. Papers-Various.

... these IV OLIGOPOLY The form of market in which there is competition among a few (small number) firms is called an Oligopoly. For example, Coke and Pepsi competing in the market of soft drinks. Features of Oligopoly i. Few Sellers and ...

... skewness. When Q3 + Q1 < 2Median, there is negative skewness. When Q3 + Q1 = 2Median, there is no skewness. Relative Measures of Skewness 1. Karl Pearson's Coefficient of Skewness SkP = Standard Mean - Deviation Mode or SkP 3. (. Mean ...

CUET M.Com Entrance Microeconomics Book Daniel Robert. Jacob Viner has defined economics very practically as „Economics is what economists do‟. Features of the growth-oriented definitions of economics are: i. Economic resources These ...

... GDP but it will adversely affect the environment resulting in air, water and ... Gap GDP Gap is the difference between potential GDP and actual GDP. Thus, g ... excess capacity in the economy. Negative GDP Gap If Y* < Y, it is a situation ...

... UPlanet = UE 13. (c) If a liquid can rise to a height h, but the tube has insufficient height h', then the angle of contact increases from θ to θ' given and final conditions = V', T' By Charle's law V ∝T [P remains constant] V V' V V ...

... UPlanet = UE 13. (c) If a liquid can rise to a height h, but the tube has insufficient height h', then the angle of contact increases from θ to θ' given and final conditions = V', T' By Charle's law V ∝T [P remains constant] V V' V V ...

M.Com Entrance Books ... Mr. X is Non-Resident Indian (age is 82 year). His Total income for the Previous year is Rs.11,75,000. [Rs. 1,71,600] 4. Mrs. Anuradha is employed in Mafatlal Ltd. (age is 45 year). Her Total income for the Previous ...

... UPlanet = UE 13. (c) If a liquid can rise to a height h, but the tube has insufficient height h', then the angle of contact increases from θ to θ' given Hence, C = m Q ∆T = 0 18. (d) Let initial conditions = V, T and final conditions ...

... statements describes a difference between advertising and publicity? (A) ... marketing is true? 61. Which of the following statements about direct (A) ... likely to be, using public information lists to help identify prospective clients is ...

... All of the above marketing is true? 61. Which of the following statements ... Sales promotion 65. Your ______ is the picture and impression that ... specific areas where potential customers are likely to be, using public information ...

... 6 EXPLANATION : Xith - XIIth NCERT text books have been written in a very ... chapter consists of many points . Thus , a paragraph is not just ealboration ... mastering these basic texts , you can make sure that you don't miss out on all ...

... antonyms from the given choices is (c) i.e. is Moderate. Ans. 25. (b) Ans ... antonyms from the given choices is (c) i.e. is Unattractive. Ans. 17. (d) ... Ordinary. 3. The brilliant success in the examination (a)/ as well as his ...

... UPlanet = UE 13. (c) If a liquid can rise to a height h, but the tube has insufficient height h', then the angle of contact increases from θ to θ' given Hence, C = m Q ∆T = 0 18. (d) Let initial conditions = V, T and final conditions ...

... UPlanet = UE 13. (c) If a liquid can rise to a height h, but the tube has insufficient height h', then the angle of contact increases from θ to θ' given Hence, C = m Q ∆T = 0 18. (d) Let initial conditions = V, T and final conditions ...

... UPlanet = UE 13. (c) If a liquid can rise to a height h, but the tube has insufficient height h', then the angle of contact increases from θ to θ' given Hence, C = m Q ∆T = 0 18. (d) Let initial conditions = V, T and final conditions ...

... UPlanet = UE 13. (c) If a liquid can rise to a height h, but the tube has insufficient height h', then the angle of contact increases from θ to θ' given Hence, C = m Q ∆T = 0 18. (d) Let initial conditions = V, T and final conditions ...

... UPlanet = UE 13. (c) If a liquid can rise to a height h, but the tube has insufficient height h', then the angle of contact increases from θ to θ' given Hence, C = m Q ∆T = 0 18. (d) Let initial conditions = V, T and final conditions ...