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1. Kinesiology

Kinesiology is the scientific study of human movement. It explains how muscles, bones, and joints work together during physical activities. It helps improve sports performance and prevent injuries.

2. Anatomy

Anatomy is the branch of science that studies the structure of the human body. It deals with organs, muscles, bones, and tissues.

3. Physiology

Physiology is the study of the functions of different organs and systems of the human body. It explains how the body works.

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Life Sketch of Major Dhyan Chand, Milkha Singh, P.T. Usha and Abhinav Bindra (20 Marks)

Physical Education – PUP Patiala


1. Major Dhyan Chand

Major Dhyan Chand was born on 29 August 1905 in Allahabad (Prayagraj), Uttar Pradesh. He is regarded as the greatest hockey player in the history of Indian hockey and is popularly known as the "Wizard of Hockey." He joined the Indian Army in 1922 and developed his hockey skills while serving in the army. His remarkable control over the ball amazed spectators...

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Diabetes is a group of disorders that affect the body's ability to regulate blood glucose (sugar) levels. The term diabetes mellitus refers to conditions caused by problems with the hormone insulin, while diabetes insipidus is a separate disorder involving the regulation of water balance in the body. Type 1 diabetes occurs when the body's immune system destroys insulin-producing cells in the pancreas, whereas Type 2 diabetes develops when the body becomes resistant to insulin or does not

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Business

a) Define fixed costs. (2 marks)

Fixed costs are costs that do not change with the level of output or sales volume in the short run. Razia must pay items such as her car lease, insurance, and other fixed costs even if she runs fewer courses.

b) Define sales volume. (2 marks)

Sales volume is the quantity of units sold by a business during a period. In this case, the unit is a 1‑day training course; Razia sold 200 courses in 2016 and 150 courses in 2017.

c) Calculate the profit made by the business

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Water conservation2

Industries require significant quantities of water.Conservation reduces operational costs and environmental impact.

Industrial Water Conservation Methods:

1.Water Efficiency Measures

Water Audits:
1.Identify high consumption areas

Efficient Equipment:
1.Use low flow systems

Closed Loop Systems:
1.Recycle water inside production processes

2.Wastewater Treatment and Reuse

Onsite Treatment:
1.Treat water before discharge

Zero Liquid Discharge(ZLD):
1.Eliminates liquid waste discharge

Greywater Recycling:

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Water harvesting

Monsoon refers to seasonal reversal of winds associated with rainfall.India experiences monsoon climate which strongly influences agriculture and economy.

Types of Monsoon:
1.Southwest Monsoon-Occurs from June–September.Moisture-laden winds from Indian Ocean provide major rainfall.

2.Northeast Monsoon-Occurs during October–December.Mainly affects southeastern India and is important for southern agriculture.

Factors Affecting Monsoon:
1.ITCZ-Low pressure zone shifts northward and draws moisture

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1. Wir wählen einen Beruf

Einen Beruf zu wählen ist nicht leicht. Es gibt viele Berufe: Arzt, Ingenieur, Lehrer, Mechaniker. Mit zehn Jahren wissen wir oft noch nicht, was wir werden möchten. Wenn wir die Schule verlassen, müssen wir einen Beruf wählen. Wir sprechen mit Eltern, Freunden und Lehrern. Alle geben Ratschläge. Wir besuchen Betriebe und Hochschulen. Wir sammeln Erfahrungen. Die Berufswahl hängt von unseren Interessen und Fähigkeiten ab. Man muss sich für den Beruf eignen. Ich

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Philosphy

Deductive validity, a argument  is deductively valid when it is impossible that its conclusion is incorrect -If premises are true is the conclusion true? Yes = deductive (If I am in chch then I am in NZ 2. I am in chch 3. I am in NZ) deductively valid and Affirming antecedent

Modus ponens (affirming  the antecedent) , called this because if x then consequence.....If P then Q -If there is no petrol in the car then the car wont run. The car wont run. So there is no petrol in the car. - Modus Tollens

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## 48. Measures of Central Tendency and Dispersion

### a) Measures of Central Tendency

These metrics identify the central point of a data distribution.

 * **Mean (Average):** The sum of all values divided by the count.

   * *Example:* A retail store counts daily customers over 5 days: [10, 15, 20, 25, 30]. The Mean is \frac{10+15+20+25+30}{5} = 20.

 * **Median (Middle Value):** The middle number in a sorted list. It is highly resistant to outliers.

   * *Example:* If software engineer salaries...

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