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• The Taj Mahal is located in the city of Agra 
• State: Uttar Pradesh
• River: Yamuna River
• Construction Started: 1632
• Construction Completed: 1647
• Built by: Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan
• Built in Memory of: Mumtaz Mahal
• Height: Approximately 73 meters
• Architecture: Ustad Ahmad Lahori
• Material: Mainly white marble

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• State: Bahawalpur
• Founded: 1748 by Nawab Bahawal Khan I
• Accession to Pakistan: Signed on 5 October 1947, accepted on 9 October
• Location: Punjab, Pakistan
• Geography: Mostly consists of deserts

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• Author: Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
• Book: India Wins Freedom
• Published: 1959 (first edition)
• Subject: India’s freedom struggle and Partition
• Based on: Political events of the Indian subcontinent

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Slide transitions can be applied to the current slide, previous slide, or new slide.

Transitions can be set to occur when entering or exiting any of these slides.

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On a hill overlooking the Spanish city of Granada stands the Alhambra, a palace built by princes belonging to the Muslim Nasrid dynasty (1238–1492) in the 14th century.

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MS Word (Microsoft Word) is a word processing software, which allows users to create, edit, and print documents.

It is a popular application software used for:

• Typing and editing text
• Formatting documents
• Adding images and graphics
• Creating tables and columns
• Printing and sharing documents

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Step 1: Multiply the number of students in each class by their pass percentage

- Class 1: 10 students × 20% = 2 passed  

- Class 2: 20 students × 30% = 6 passed  

- Class 3: 30 students × 60% = 18 passed  

- Class 4: 40 students × 100% = 40 passed  

Step 2: Add total passed students and total students

- Total passed = 2 + 6 + 18 + 40 = 66  

- Total students = 10 + 20 + 30 + 40 = 100

Step 3: Calculate the overall percentage

Pass % = (66 / 100) × 100 = 66%

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Area = Length × Width

30 = 5 × Width

Width = 30 / 5

Width = 6

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Galvanometer works on electromagnetic principles, where electric current produces a magnetic field.

The interaction between magnetic field and coil causes the needle to deflect, allowing current measurement.

A galvanometer measures small currents.

To measure larger currents, a low resistance (called a shunt) is connected in parallel, converting it into an ammeter.