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Ashish replied | 3 days ago

Sakshi Aggarwal replied | 14 hrs ago

Physics asks you to figure out which problem to solve in the first place.

In Maths, you’re often given an equation and asked to find the answer. In Physics, you must first understand a real-world situation, identify the relevant concepts, choose the right formula, and then use Maths to solve it.

For example, in Maths, you might be asked to calculate \(d = vt\). In Physics, you need to understand what distance and velocity mean, which values to use, and whether the situation involves constant velocity or acceleration.

The real challenge isn't the numbers—it's connecting the numbers to the physical world. Once students understand the concepts behind the formulas, Physics becomes much more logical and enjoyable.

Priyanka Desai replied | 01 Oct

To remove fear, just play games like ludo.

It will be funny for them to forward blocks.

Make them visit market and buy something 

5 chocolates, 10 pens so multiplication will understood 

Ritu replied | 24 Sep

Key features include automated birth chart (Kundli) calculation, personalized daily horoscopes, and relationship compatibility matching. The platform also requires real-time chat/call consultations with verified astrologers, secure payment gateways, and daily transit push notifications..

Mr. Jitendra Aryaie replied | 3 days ago

A good astrology app requires knowledge of-

1. Astrology knowledge (most important):

- Vedic Astrology - Rashi, Nakshatra, Graha, Dasha, Gochar

- Kundli making - Lagna calculation, degree, house system

- Panchang - Tithi, Yog, Karan, Muhurat

- KP System, Lal Kitab, Numerology if desired