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  1. The power of a convex lens increases when red light is replaced by violet light. This is because violet light has a shorter wavelength, resulting in greater refraction and a smaller focal length, thereby increasing the lens's power. For more visit here: https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/Read more

    The power of a convex lens increases when red light is replaced by violet light. This is because violet light has a shorter wavelength, resulting in greater refraction and a smaller focal length, thereby increasing the lens’s power.

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  2. The biconvex lens will become invisible when placed in a liquid with the same refractive index. This happens because there is no refraction or bending of light at the lens-liquid interface, making the lens indistinguishable. For more visit here: https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/class-12Read more

    The biconvex lens will become invisible when placed in a liquid with the same refractive index. This happens because there is no refraction or bending of light at the lens-liquid interface, making the lens indistinguishable.

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  3. Derived from the Sanskrit word "yuj," meaning union or integration, Yoga signifies the alignment of body, mind, and soul. This concept emphasizes creating balance, harmony, and self-awareness within oneself and the surrounding world. Yoga fosters inner peace by uniting physical discipline, mental foRead more

    Derived from the Sanskrit word “yuj,” meaning union or integration, Yoga signifies the alignment of body, mind, and soul. This concept emphasizes creating balance, harmony, and self-awareness within oneself and the surrounding world. Yoga fosters inner peace by uniting physical discipline, mental focus, and spiritual growth. It transcends individual practices, aiming for oneness and holistic well-being, aligning personal growth with universal harmony.

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  4. Lal Bahadur Shastri exemplified Aparigraha by declining costly sarees offered as gifts, choosing a budget-friendly option instead. His decision highlighted humility, contentment, and the importance of resisting material greed. Shastri's story teaches the value of living within one's means, emphasiziRead more

    Lal Bahadur Shastri exemplified Aparigraha by declining costly sarees offered as gifts, choosing a budget-friendly option instead. His decision highlighted humility, contentment, and the importance of resisting material greed. Shastri’s story teaches the value of living within one’s means, emphasizing gratitude and ethical living. By embodying this principle, he inspires individuals to adopt simplicity, generosity, and self-restraint, fostering peace and happiness in daily life.

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  5. Jatru Trataka enhances focus and concentration by gazing at the tip of the thumb while moving it vertically or horizontally. Practitioners sit in Vajrāsana or Sukhāsana, ensuring stillness of the head while moving the eyes. This exercise strengthens eyesight, sharpens mental clarity, and fosters selRead more

    Jatru Trataka enhances focus and concentration by gazing at the tip of the thumb while moving it vertically or horizontally. Practitioners sit in Vajrāsana or Sukhāsana, ensuring stillness of the head while moving the eyes. This exercise strengthens eyesight, sharpens mental clarity, and fosters self-discipline. It also develops patience, willpower, and self-confidence. By improving mental focus and calming distractions, Jatru Trataka supports meditative practices and overall mental well-being.

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