S.S. Drew (Inspector)

Hey there! Great question about tensile strength. Basically, tensile strength is the maximum amount of tensile (pulling) stress that a material can withstand before failing or breaking. Think of it like this - when you pull on a rope until it snaps, the force required to break it relates to its tensile strength. It's a crucial property in engineering and materials science, especially for things like bridges, cables, and construction materials. Materials with high tensile strength can endure a lot of pulling force without breaking!

The Hindi meaning of "tragedy" is "त्रासदी" (pronounced as traasdee). It can also be translated as "दुःखद घटना" which means a sorrowful event. The word captures the essence of something deeply unfortunate, disastrous, or heartbreaking. In literature contexts, it specifically refers to tragedies as a genre - like Shakespearean tragedies, which would be called "त्रासदी" in Hindi as well. It's one of those words that carries a lot of emotional weight in any language!

I’m not a doctor, but just sharing personal experience: I used to worry about this a lot in college. My doctor explained it’s just part of the monthly hormonal cycle. So, nothing to be scared about unless there’s pain or odd color involved.

If you’re thinking in modular arithmetic (like in competitive exams), then the inverse depends on the modulus. But in general arithmetic, it’s just 1/7.

Good question! Capacitive proximity sensors typically have sensing ranges from about 3 to 60 millimeters, though some specialized models can detect objects up to a few centimeters away. The actual range depends on several factors:- The sensor's size and design- The material being detected (metals vs non-metals)- Environmental conditionsThese sensors work by detecting changes in capacitance and are great for detecting liquids, powders, and non-metallic materials. Unlike inductive sensors that only detect metals, capacitive sensors can detect almost any material! For specific applications, you'd need to check the manufacturer's specs since ranges vary significantly.

The sensing range for capacitive proximity sensors usually falls between 1 mm to 50 mm, depending on the model. Some high-end industrial ones can detect up to 60 mm or more. These sensors can detect not just metals but also plastics, glass, wood, and even liquids since they work on changes in capacitance. If you’re buying one, always check the datasheet for exact specs. Here’s a reliable resource: Omron Capacitive Sensors.

The Hindi meaning of "starch" is "स्टार्च" (pronounced pretty much the same - starch) or "मंड" (mand). It refers to that white powdery substance used in cooking and laundry. In cooking context, it's the carbohydrate found in foods like potatoes, rice, and wheat. For laundry, it's what makes clothes stiff. The word "मंड" is more traditional while "स्टार्च" is commonly used in everyday language now. Both terms are widely understood across Hindi-speaking regions!

The national animal of Nepal is the cow. In Nepal, cows are considered sacred and are protected by law. Killing a cow is actually illegal there. It also symbolizes wealth, strength, and abundance in Nepali culture.

Maple tree is called "मेपल का पेड़" in Hindi, though sometimes you might hear it referred to by its botanical name. There isn't a traditional Hindi name for maple trees since they're not native to India, so the English name has been adopted into the language. The maple leaf, famous from Canada's flag, would be called "मेपल की पत्ती". The syrup made from these trees is called "मेपल सिरप" - though it's not very common in traditional Indian cooking!