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What problem does an 11th grade faces while solving accounts questions???? Whether time constraints ,...

The biggest problem people face in class 11 is ignorance and procrastination. Yes, I’m part of this clan too, no exeption😅😅. Well, we get into that phase automatically. We passed our boards and are in chill mode. We have that mindset that 10th nikal gya ab 11th bhi nikal jayega. And bado se Suna hi hai 10th me mehnat karo fir 11th 12th maje hai. But when you actually enter 11th u realised there is no Maja at all. Class 11th is very vast compared to class 10th. You have to study every day plus you cannot afford to have backlogs especially if you are preparing for competitive exams. Many people take 11th very lightly and then end up with huge backlogs. If you did your class 9th well you won't face much problem in class 11th because what I felt was class 11th is an advanced version of class 9th. If u face a problem in understanding any topic or chapters do it repetitively unless its all set. Practice as many questions as you can. Solve pyqs. And don't lose your hope and give up because of the study pressure. You can and will do it gradually. So to summarise :

1. Become serious when u enter class 11
2. Study everyday
3. Make sure you don't create any backlog
4. And finally, don't lose hope. You can do it.

Wishing You all Happy Dashahra. Maye Shree Ram show you the right path in your life

What problem does an 11th grade faces while solving accounts questions???? Whether time constraints ,...

The assertion is false because metals are not commonly extracted from peroxides; instead, sulphides, oxides, and carbonates are the typical ores. Metal sulphides and carbonates are first converted to oxides, not peroxides, before reduction. Roasting converts sulphides to oxides, and calcination converts carbonates to oxides. These oxides are then reduced using suitable reducing agents like carbon or electrolysis. Hence, the reason is also false, making both the assertion and reason incorrect

Assertion (A): It is easier to obtain a metal from its peroxide rather than sulphides, oxides and carbonates....

Hindi is extremely simplified Sanskrit. Due to this simplicity it's mutually intelligible with most of north India languages. Hindi may not have comparable vocabulary, but it is accepting vocabulary from older languages. Tamil has advantage of being very old language. But it's surrounded by equally old languages regions. Due to this it has little scope for spread. Tamil will never ever be as popular as Hindi. Hindi has a great advantage due to Devnagri script, shared with many other languages