Avyuktha English

There are few great 'Laws' in our text books. Newtons law, Einsteins theory of relativity, Fleming's Law etc. Most of the students of 2nd PU may know it. The question is that they can answer if anyone make those students to answer even at 12. What's the benefit he/she gets after reading! Believe me. Many of us do not know how to covert Km /hr  to m/s . Few are in search of formula. Only thing what we require is Common sense. It is true that farmulas need to be learnt. You should know how the formula is derived as well. You should be able to find out the formula even if you forget it. If so, how should we read? In simple words we must understand Basics .                       Ohm's law What does it state? In a conductor if u double the potential across it , current also gets doubled. (In a conductor, the current flowing through it is directly proportional to the potential difference across it) You should have a strong grip over these subjects.     Current  is n

Starting with – Thomas Edison sentence Time is really the only capital that any human being has, and the only thing he can’t afford to lose."   So lets think for a minute how is time and what is time Time there is no specific definition for it, only we can experience it Have you ever wondered how it is that some people seem to have enough time to do everything that they want to, whereas others are always rushing from task to task, and never seem to finish anything? Is it just that the former have less to do? No, it’s much more likely that they are using their time more effectively and practicing good time management skills. Some tips to mention time List:  At the beginning of each day, write down a bullet-point list of everything you would like to accomplish this day. "Make use of time, let not advantage slip." – William Shakespeare Remember the 80/20 rule of time management , which tells us that 80 percent of the importance of what we do in any given day lies

  why are some people effortlessly popular and well liked? By contrast, other people, no matter how hard they try, never seem to be able to gain the same trust and respect. Even if we may not like to admit it, most people secretly crave the respect and admiration of other people. These are some factors which can lead to a natural popularity. Don’t Try to Be Popular. It is a mistake to try and become popular. When we seek to impress others and please them, it inevitably encourages us to offer false flattery and think about what they want us to do and say. When we behave like this our ego comes to the fore, and we hide our real self. This kind of behaviour may temporarily impress some people, but, in the long term it is not sustainable. We have to base friendship on being our natural self, and avoid extravagant attempts to rise in other people’s esteem. Think of Others more than you think of your self. People appreciate those who are considerate of others. If you only talk about yo

The story starts almost 4000 years back in the civilization of Babylonia. With civilization, started man's interaction with geometry. There was a need to understand geometry of everyday objects to make life easier. It so happened that the Mathematician or Logician of that period came across an ingenious method for some purpose. But for it to work there was a small hitch which had to be solved. i.e he wanted area.of square some size to be equal to area.of circle some radius. His problem was to find the radius given the side of square or vice versa. Poor guy struggled hard, looking at his struggle others of his era helped him .But none succeeded. Around a century or two later and 3000 km away in Greece this problem was recast by Hippocrates as "Quadrature of Circle" i.e the problem was to construct a circle from a square just by using an unmarked straight edge and a compass. Even he failed. Soon the list of failed got longer and longer, including some great mathemat