Science & Mathematics Questions & Answers

Science & Mathematics Questions & Answers

How many sets of teeth do we grow?

People grow two sets of teeth during their lifetimes the primary or baby teeth, and the second, permanent teeth. The first primary teeth appear when a child is about six months old. The rest of them erupt between sixth and thirtieth month, and there are only twenty teeth in this set. The permanent teeth in humans appear between the sixth and …

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How many kinds of Springs are There?

There are two kinds of spring. One are called “Permanent Springs” and others “Intermittent Springs”. The water in Permanent Springs flow throughout the year. They get water from a deep point of water zone. In “Intermittent Springs” water flows generally in rainy season because the level of the water table is highest during that period. The openings of such springs …

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How many kinds of insect are there?

A good question! We know that there are about one million different species of insect, but more are being discovered every day. Except for the sea, every place on earth has an insect population, and some of these insects are very useful indeed. The honey bee and butterflies are two the most useful, carrying pollen from one plant to another …

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How many kinds of clouds are there?

There are many kinds of clouds. They are always changing their shape. They are formed at different heights. There is different temperature at different heights. The clouds are formed according to the height of the moisture laden air. Clouds which are formed at the height of thirty to fifty miles are called ‘noctilucent’ clouds. After these highest clouds, there are …

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How many flowers must a bee tap to make a pound of honey?

A bee taps 2 million flowers and flies 50,000 miles (80,000 kms) to make one pound (454 gm) of honey – travelling more than twice around the world to gather it. The basis of calculation is done after taking many facts for granted and the proof is often lost in the mists of time. C R Ribbands (1949) determined that …

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