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Kanchan Dutt replied | 3 days ago

For any non-zero value, (x/x = 1) because a number divided by itself is 1.

If the denominator is 0 then the value is undefined. Thus, at x=0, x/x is undefined.
As (x) gets closer and closer to 0, ie, the limit of x tends towards 0, the value of (x/x) stays at 1, but at (x = 0) it is undefined.

So, x/x is not always equal to 1.

Tutors Link replied | 2 days ago

Renu Sundriyal replied | 2 days ago

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Important teaching skills of a yoga teacher: Clear communication Correct demonstration of asanas Knowledge of anatomy & safety Observation and correction skills Breath and relaxation guidance Empathy and patience Class planning and time management

Jayachandran A replied | 1 day ago

A yoga teacher's superpower lies in their ability to guide students safely and effectively. Here are some key skills:

- *Clear Communication*: Explaining complex poses and concepts in an accessible way.

- *Observation and Adjustment*: Spotting students' alignment and offering adjustments.

- *Sequencing*: Creating a logical and flowing class structure.

- *Adaptability*: Modifying poses for different levels and needs.

- *Empathy and Connection*: Creating a supportive environment.

- *Anatomical Knowledge*: Understanding the body and potential risks.

- *Breath Awareness*: Guiding students to connect with their breath.

Renu Sundriyal replied | 2 days ago

Yoga plays a key role in Indian healthcare by: Preventing diseases Reducing stress and lifestyle disorders Improving physical and mental health Supporting holistic, low-cost healthcare Being integrated into AYUSH and public health programs

Jayachandran A replied | 1 day ago

Yoga plays a significant role in India's healthcare system as a complementary therapy to modern medicine. It's used in hospitals and wellness clinics to manage non-communicable diseases like hypertension, heart disease, obesity, and mental health disorders.

*Key Benefits:*

- Promotes physical and mental well-being

- Effective in pain management

- Supports cancer treatment

- Aids rehabilitation and recovery

- Helps manage anxiety and depression

India's healthcare system recognizes yoga's potential, with institutions incorporating it into treatment plans and ongoing research to explore its benefits.