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Physics and Math
QUESTION #736
Question 3881
Bernoulli equation is according to ___ law.
Correct Answer Logic:
Bernoulli's equation is derived from the conservation of energy and is consistent with Newton's laws of motion applied to fluid flow.
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Chemistry
QUESTION #1446
Question 3882
Which reaction involves the conversion of aldehydes into alcohols?
Correct Answer Logic:
Aldehydes (\(RCHO\)) are converted to primary alcohols (\(RCH_2OH\)) by reduction β adding hydrogen across the \(C=O\) bond. Common reducing agents include \(\text{NaBH}_4\) (sodium borohydride) and \(\text{LiAlH}_4\) (lithium aluminium hydride). Oxidation of aldehydes gives carboxylic acids, not alcohols. Hydrolysis is for esters, amides, etc.
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Paper-II (Pharmacognosy and Pharmaceutics-I)
QUESTION #3593
Question 3883
'Ephedrine' is an alkaloid used primarily as a:
Correct Answer Logic:
Ephedrine is used to treat asthma and nasal congestion.
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Islamic Studies
QUESTION #631
Question 3884
"Hadith Taqreeri" mentions:
Correct Answer Logic:
It refers to actions done by companions in the Prophet's presence which he did not forbid.
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Commerce
QUESTION #1222
Question 3885
When a tax on a good starts small and is gradually increased, tax revenue:
Correct Answer Logic:
This is described by the Laffer Curve. At very low tax rates, revenue is low. As rates rise, revenue increases. But beyond an optimal rate, higher taxes reduce the tax base (less economic activity, more evasion) so revenue begins to fall. Therefore tax revenue first rises and then falls as the tax rate is gradually increased.
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Paper-I (Anatomy/Physiology and Biochemistry/Microbiology)
QUESTION #3555
Question 3886
'Ginseng' is a famous tonic root used in which traditional system?
Correct Answer Logic:
Ginseng is highly valued in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
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Biology Zoology Botany
QUESTION #1365
Question 3887
A cross between an individual with an unknown genotype and a homozygous recessive individual is called a:
Correct Answer Logic:
A test cross involves crossing an organism with an unknown genotype (possibly homozygous dominant or heterozygous) with a homozygous recessive individual (e.g., aa). The phenotypic ratio of offspring reveals the unknown genotype. If all offspring show the dominant phenotype, the unknown parent is homozygous dominant; if a 1:1 ratio appears, it is heterozygous.
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Urdu
QUESTION #5276
Question 3888
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Correct Answer Logic:
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English
QUESTION #690
Question 3889
What is the symbolic meaning of the "Scarlet Letter" (A)?
Correct Answer Logic:
Initially standing for "Adultery," the letter's meaning shifts throughout the novel to "Able" and "Angel."
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Basic Mathematics
QUESTION #2878
Question 3890
A batsman scores $35, 45, 37$ and $43$ runs in four innings. What is his average?
Chemistry
QUESTION #1432
Question 3891
Potentiometric titration involves measurement of:
Correct Answer Logic:
Potentiometric titration involves monitoring the electrode potential (voltage) of the solution as a function of the volume of titrant added. The equivalence point is identified by a sharp change (inflection point) in the potential-volume curve. It uses a reference electrode and an indicator electrode immersed in the analyte solution, and is particularly useful for coloured or turbid solutions.
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Pakistan Affairs
QUESTION #600
Question 3892
Durand Agreement (British India & Afghanistan) signed in:
Correct Answer Logic:
The agreement was signed on November 12, 1893, between Sir Mortimer Durand and Amir Abdur Rahman Khan.
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MCQs Section
QUESTION #4845
Question 3893
Pick the word nearly opposite in meaning to "TURBID"
Correct Answer Logic:
Turbid means cloudy, opaque, or muddy, especially referring to liquid. Its antonym is 'clear,' meaning transparent and free from cloudiness.
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Physics
QUESTION #1166
Question 3894
The internal energy of an ideal gas is __________ dependent.
Correct Answer Logic:
For an ideal gas, the internal energy depends only on temperature. This is because ideal gas molecules have no intermolecular forces and therefore no potential energy β only kinetic energy which is proportional to temperature: \(U = nC_vT\). It is independent of pressure and volume.
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Mechanical Engineering
QUESTION #2549
Question 3895
A couple acting on a rigid body is classified as which type of vector?
Correct Answer Logic:
A couple is a free vector because its effect on a rigid body (pure rotation) is the same regardless of where the couple is applied. This contrasts with a force (sliding vector) whose line of action matters.
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Correct Answer Logic:
Air gap remaining: \(d - \frac{3d}{8} - \frac{d}{2} = \frac{d}{8}\). Effective capacitance (slabs in series): \(\frac{1}{C_{eff}}=\frac{3d/8}{K_1\varepsilon_0 A}+\frac{d/2}{K_2\varepsilon_0 A}+\frac{d/8}{\varepsilon_0 A}\). Setting \(C_{eff}=2C_0=\frac{2\varepsilon_0 A}{d}\): \(\frac{d}{2\varepsilon_0 A}=\frac{3d/8}{K_1\varepsilon_0 A}+\frac{d/2}{K_2\varepsilon_0 A}+\frac{d/8}{\varepsilon_0 A}\). \(\frac{1}{2}=\frac{3}{8K_1}+\frac{1}{2K_2}+\frac{1}{8}\). With \(K_1=1.25K_2\): solving gives \(K_1\approx2.66\).
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Correct Answer Logic:
'However' signals a contrast between the previous belief about Mauna Loa and the new finding about PΕ«hΔhonu.
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Agronomy
QUESTION #2097
Question 3899
Phosphorus cycling in agricultural soils differs fundamentally from nitrogen cycling because:
Correct Answer Logic:
Unlike N (atmospheric reservoir, gaseous transformations), P cycles in a closed soil-plant system with no atmospheric component. Soil P exists as: soil solution P (plant-available, <1 ppm), labile P (loosely sorbed), non-labile P (strongly sorbed/precipitated), and organic P. Availability is highly pH-dependent: maximum at pH 6.0β6.5; precipitated as Ca-phosphates at high pH and Fe/Al-phosphates at low pH.
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Tourism & Hospitality Management
QUESTION #1652
Question 3900
According to the HRM course, 'Pay for Performance (PFP)' systems in hospitality organizations involve which of the following plan types covered in the curriculum?
Correct Answer Logic:
Module 8 of the HRM course covers Pay for Performance comprehensively: determinants of effective PFP, main problems with PFP, legal implications, individual PFP plans (merit pay and incentive systems), group incentive plans, and managerial/executive incentive pay β covering the full spectrum of performance-linked compensation applicable in hospitality organizations.
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