Praveen Kumar

He holds Masters Degree in Mathematics and has an experience of 5+ years of teaching all across the country. In these 6 years, he has worked in different kinds of organizations from schools, governmen..Show More

Praveen Kumar
EduRev Class 7
  • Students 17M |
  • Courses 40 |
  • Answers 850 |
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Mindmap: Visualising Solid Shapes
Doc | 1 page
Mindmap: Visualising Solid Shapes
Doc | 1 page
Infographics: Symmetry
Doc | 1 page
Rotational Symmetry
Video | 04:13 min
Reflectional Symmetry
Video | 01:07 min
Patterns in whole numbers III
Video | 04:11 min
Patterns in whole numbers II
Video | 05:00 min
Patterns in whole numbers
Video | 04:58 min
Measuring and Drawing Angles with a Protractor
Video | 04:07 min
How To Measure Using a Protractor
Video | 03:34 min
Do All Organisms Respond to Stimuli
Video | 00:38 min
What Sets the Living Apart from the Non-living I
Video | 05:54 min
Variety of Food
Video | 00:36 min
Rain Formation
Video | 01:29 min
Measuring Temperature: jot or cold
Video | 00:56 min
Stars and Constellations II
Video | 01:43 min
Stars and Constellations I
Video | 01:33 min
Mindmap: Exponents and Powers
Doc | 1 page
Flashcards: Algebraic Expressions
Flashcard | 12 cards
Mindmap: Algebraic Expressions
Doc | 1 page
Mindmap: Perimeter and Area
Doc | 1 page
Mindmap: Comparing Quantities
Doc | 1 page
Mindmap: The Triangle and its properties
Doc | 1 page
Mindmap: Lines and Angles
Doc | 1 page
Mindmap: Simple Equations
Doc | 1 page
Indographics: Forests - Our Lifeline
Doc | 1 page
Infographics: Light
Doc | 1 page
Indographics: Electric Current and Its effects
Doc | 1 page
Infographics: Motion and Time
Doc | 1 page
PPT: Motion and Time
Doc | 17 pages
Infographics: Reproduction in Plants
Doc | 1 page
Infographics: Transportation in Animals and Plants
Doc | 1 page
Infographics: Respiration in Organisms
Doc | 1 page
Infographics: Physical and Chemical Changes
Doc | 1 page
Infographics: Acids, Base and Salts
Doc | 1 page
Infographics: Heat
Doc | 1 page
Infographics: Nutrition in Animals
Doc | 1 page
Infographics: Nutrition in Plants
Doc | 1 page
Textbook Solutions: Rural Local Self-Government
Doc | 9 pages
Flashcards: Prepositions - 1
Flashcard | 17 cards
Flashcards: Preposition -1
Flashcard | 17 cards
Flashcards: Adverb -1
Flashcard | 29 cards
Flashcards: Modals - 1
Flashcard | 28 cards
Flashcards: Tenses - 2
Flashcard | 19 cards
Worksheet: Mindful Eating: A Path to a Healthy Body - 2
Doc | 3 pages
Flashcard - Wonderful Waste
Flashcard | 16 cards
Flashcard - Power Sharing
Flashcard | 17 cards
Flashcards: Pronouns -1
Flashcard | 25 cards
Worksheet Solutions: Mindful Eating: A Path to a Healthy Body - 2
Doc | 9 pages
Worksheet: Materials Around Us - 2
Doc | 2 pages
Discussed Questions

State whether the following statement is True or False:
The media only shows what is important for us to know.
  • a)
    True
  • b)
    False
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?

Praveen Kumar answered  •  3 days ago
 
  • False.
  • The media sometimes focuses on things that might not be very important to everyone.
  • For example, they might talk a lot about a fashion show but not talk about important things like clean water problems that affect many people. So, the media doesn't always show us everything that we need to know.
 

What gives blood its red color?
  • a)
    Iron
  • b)
    Oxygen
  • c)
    Haemoglobin
  • d)
    Carbon dioxide
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?

Praveen Kumar answered  •  5 days ago
Blood gets its red color from a special thing called haemoglobin. Haemoglobin helps carry oxygen to all parts of our body. This is why blood looks red, and it's very important for our body to work well.
Praveen Kumar asked   •  Dec 16, 2022

What is ad frequency?
  • a)
    the total number of impressions your advertisement receives
  • b)
    the total number of users who clicked on your advertisement
  • c)
    the number of times a single user will see your advertisement
  • d)
    the number of visitors who completed the checkout process
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?

Rajeev Sen answered
Ad frequency refers to the number of times a single user will see your advertisement. This means that if a user sees your advertisement three times in a week, the ad frequency for that user is 3.
Ad frequency is an important factor to consider when creating and managing an advertising campaign. If the ad frequency is too low, it may be difficult to effectively reach and engage your target audience. On the other hand, if the ad frequency is too high, it can lead to ad fatigue, where users become annoyed or annoyed by seeing the same advertisement repeatedly and may tune out or avoid the advertisement altogether.
In general, it's important to find a balance when it comes to ad frequency. This may involve adjusting the targeting of your ads or the frequency with which they are shown to different users. By carefully managing ad frequency, you can ensure that your ads are effectively reaching and engaging your target audience without causing annoyance or fatigue.
So, Option c is correct answer.

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