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In Old English, the pupil

In Old English, the pupil of the eye (the round, dark center) was called the 'apple'. It was thought that the pupil was a round
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apple of my eye:One's favorite person; the one you love most. In Old English, the pupil of the eye (the round, dark center) was
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In a class of 60 students, the of students who passed maths is 6 more than the number of students who passed English every pupil
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A pupil of mass 50kg runs a flight of 20 stairs each 25cm high in a time of 20 seconds,[Take g=10/kg ] calculate the pupil's
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Can you help me solve this problem...?A teacher said to a pupil: <b>To the nearest per cent, 1/6 is 17%</b> The pupil said:
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In a class of 24 pupils, 10 study French only and 8 study English only.If each pupil studies at least one of the two subjects,
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a pupil of mass 50 kg runs a flight of 20 stairs each 25cm high in a time of 20 seconds (take g= N/kg calculate the pupil s gain
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In a class of 16 pupils ,12 did both mathematics and English. The number of pupils who did Englishare twice as the number of
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The diameter of a human pupil in millimetres is given byD= (2 + 4x^-0.3) / (1 + x^-0.3) where x is the luminance measured in
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Many parts of the eye work to focus or control light except the(1 point)Responseslens.lens.retina.retina.pupil.pupil.cornea.
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