Introduction The resolving capacity of a particular instrument is very important as it allows the detailed analysis of a particular object. Resolution denotes the level of details that is observed by a microscope. It refers to the ability of a particular optical system to create distinguishable images of the objects ... Read More

Introduction There are many products in the market because there is demand for them. Consumers usually want to buy products at a given price due to demand. So what is demand and how does it work? Demand is a central theory in economics and without it, economics won’t exist. As ... Read More

Introduction Potentiometer experiment appears as a regular test for comparing the electromotive force (EMF) of two given primary cells. This experiment is commonly used for saving the external environment with its measurement and comparison of the EMF of two primary cells at a given time. The primary cell is categorised ... Read More

Introduction In introducing this it needs to be understood that the phenomenon of resonance is used in determining the unknown frequency. It is a special phenomenon, which is used in our daily lives, majorly in the field of music. It is sometimes used to understand several musical instruments, and sometimes ... Read More

Introduction The similarity of speed and velocity of an object is the movement and the displacement from the previous position within a particular time. The SI unit of both particles is m/s which is a meter per second. Speed and velocity both are dependent on the distance covered, total ... Read More

What is Consumer Choice? Consumer choice is the choice of a consumer to buy a product or not. Usually, consumption or the behavior to buy products increase with increasing income. Moreover, it also depends on the happiness the consumer derives out of the product he/she buys. In other words, a ... Read More

Introduction Chandragupta II (reigned c. 375–415 CE) built the iron pillar of Delhi, which today stands in the Qutb complex at Mehrauli in Delhi, India, with a height of 7.21 metres (23 feet 8 inches) and a diameter of 41 centimetres (16 inches). The rust-resistant nature of the metals used ... Read More

Introduction It is sometimes considered interesting to define markets that are all run by market forces where the competition among sellers is evenly distributed and all of the players get an equal amount of market share. However, such settings are hard to find in the real world. In reality, there ... Read More

Introduction At present, there are 118 elements that are known to us and from them, 92 elements occur naturally. The other metals within the total list are prepared with the help of artificial methods. However, elements are classified into several categories, that includes, metals, metalloids and non-metals based on their ... Read More

Introduction Indian literature refers to literature created in the Indian subcontinent. Oral tradition transmitted down the first masterpieces of Indian literature. Sanskrit literature is founded on the Rig Veda. At the end of the first millennium BCE, the Sanskrit epics Ramayana and Mahabharata initially emerged. In the first millennium CE, ... Read More