Holidday Homework FR Class 12

G.D.
GOENKA PUBLIC SCHOOL, KANPUR

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK
CLASS – 12
NAME …………………….. ROLL NO. ………. SEC ……
BIOLOGY
As discussed the following Projects have to be completed as Holiday Home Work by the detailed
students .
a. Akshat Singh- Effect of maternal behavior on foetal development
b. Alshifa- Effects of antibiotics on microorganisms
c. Aman- Harmful effects of mobile radiation.
d. Anant- Coffee and tea addiction
e. Sanidhya Kaushal- Erasing and Implanting human memory
f. Sneha- Human cloning
The project should contain atleast of 25 pages. It should include index, preface,
introduction, content, conclusion and bibliography.
ग्रीष्मावकाश कायय
बोर्य ऩरीऺा के अन्तर्गयत ्रययोर्गा्‍मक म्‍

ल याांकन हे त नम्न िवषयों ऩर ऩररयोजना कायय
करवाया जाएर्गा।
1. आऩदा ्रयबांधन
2. हहांदी र्गद्य की िविवध िवधाएँ
3. सयक्त ऩररवार बनाम एकऱ ऩररवार
4. िवमद्रीकरण
5. ्रय तभा ऩऱायन
BUSINESS STUDIES
1. Forex Ltd. is a private limited company with several branches all over India. It promotes the
sales of Indian handloom and handicraft products while providing equitable employment to
traditional artisans. Mr. Brijesh, a branch manager of the company plans his winter collection
in the month of June itself. He has to ensure that there is adequate workforce and
continuously monitor whether production is proceeding according to plans. He also provides
direction and motivation to his employees. The purchase, production and sales departmental
efforts are coordinated by Mr. Brijesh for achieving organisational objectives harmoniously.
The production and the sales departments coordinate their work, so that production takes
place according to the demand in the market. The purchase department is responsible for
procuring material. This then becomes the basis of the activities of the production department
and finally sales can take place.
(a) Identify any three functions of management performed by Mr. Brijesh in Forex Ltd. by
quoting lines from the above case.
(b) Identify and explain any two features of coordination discussed in the above case.
2. The management of Vrinda Ltd. strongly believes that the members of an organisation should
work towards fulfilling the common organisational goals. This requires team work and
integration of efforts of all individuals, departments and specialists. This is because all the
individuals and departments depend on each other for information and resources to perform
their respective activities. Managers need to reconcile differences in approach, timing, effort
or interest. At the same time it should enable all its members to grow and develop. Thus, there
is a need to harmonise individual goals and organisational goals.
(a) Identify and explain the concept of management discussed above.
(b) State the characteristic of management which is reflected from the above para.
3. In which two functions of management do managers at the top level spend more time than
managers at lower level of the organisations?
4. Name the level of management which is a team consisting of managers from different
functional levels, heading finance, marketing, etc., for example, chief finance officer.
5. Name the process of designing and maintaining an environment in which individuals working
together in groups efficiently accomplish selected aims.
6. To meet the objectives of the firm, the management Of Bhavya Ltd. offers employment to
physically challenged persons. Identify the organisational objective it is trying to achieve. Give
reason in support of your answer.
7. Flavours Ltd. was engaged in the business of making handmade chocolates. Lately, the
business was expanding due to good quality and reasonable prices. As the demand was
increasing, Flavours Ltd. decided to explore bakery products as well. In order to make bakery
products the company directed its workforce to work overtime but this resulted in multiple
problems. Due to increased pressure the efficiency declined and the workers had to take
orders from more than one superior. Workers were overburdened and their health was also
affected. Gradually the quality of the products began to decline and market share also went
down. The company realised that they had implemented changes without waiting for the
required infrastructure.
Identify and explain the principle/technique of Taylor/ Fayol referred to in the above para.
8. Raghav, a manager, expects his subordinates to adapt to the new environs and working
conditions without giving them time to settle down.
Identify the principle of management overlooked by the manager.
9. Pranav, a manager, expects his subordinates to work for the happiness and pleasure of being in
the organisation.
Identify the principle of management violated by the manager.
10. What light does the idea of 'Gang Plank' show about the nature of principles of management?
11. Which concept of management is the basis of principles and techniques of scientific
management?
12. Principles of Taylor and Fayol are mutually complementary. One believed that management
should not close its ears to constructive suggestions made by the employees, while the other
suggested that a good company should have an employee suggestion system, whereby suggestions
which result in substantial time or cost reduction should be rewarded.
Identify the principles of Taylor and Fayol referred in the above para.
13. Principles of Taylor and Fayol are mutually complementary. One believed that the
management should scientifically select the person and the work assigned should suit his/her
physical and intellectual capabilities, while the other suggested that the work can be performed
more efficiently if divided into specialised tasks.
Identify and explain the principles of Fayol and Taylor referred to in the above para.
14. Beena, a student of management, likes to relate what she learnt in class to real life situations.
She observed many situations while watching educational programmes on television that remind
her of concepts of scientific Management. In one such programme, factories manufacturing parts
for products like automobiles, computers and mobile phones were being telecast.
Name the technique of scientific management that should be adhered to, while manufacturing
parts for such products.
15. The sales manager assigned a target of selling 40 RO Water Purifiers in a month to group of
10 executives. They mutually decided to sell 4 purifiers each. However, after selling 1 purifier,
Kshitij (one of the sales executive) met with an accident. The other sales executives did not pay
any attention to the remaining target of Kshitij and concentrated on their individual sales target.
At the end of the month, only 37 purifiers could be sold. Identify the principle of management
violated in the given case?
16. A company, Toyo Motor Ltd. follows certain well-defined business principles guiding its
functioning. These are: To provide clean and safe products and to enhance the quality of life
everywhere, to create and develop advanced technologies and provide outstanding products and
services that fulfil the needs of customers worldwide and to foster a corporate culture that enhances
individual creativity to develop and carry out their plans and teamwork value, while honouring
mutual agreement and complete harmony and cooperation between management and labour, etc.
(a) Identify and explain any two principles of general management and two principles of
scientific management followed by Toyo Motor Ltd.
(b) Identify and explain the objective of management Toyo Motor Ltd. is fulfilling.
17. Gopal, a manager of A Ltd. believes that the degree of concentration of authority or its
dispersal will depend upon the situations and circumstances of each enterprise.
(c) What characteristic of nature of principles of management is highlighted in the above
case?
(d) Which principle of management is highlighted here? Explain.

18. Fayol, in one of his principles, insists that employees deserve fair and just wages or salary.
But what is just and fair is determined by multiple factors, such as contribution of the employee,
paying capacity of the employer and also prevailing wage rate for the occupation under
consideration.
(a) Identify and state the feature of principles of management highlighted above.
(b) Identify and explain the principle of Fayol highlighted above.
19. In today's dynamic business environment, companies are specialising in their core
competency and divesting non-core businesses. In this context, one may cite the decision of
Hindustan Unilever Limited in divesting non-core businesses of chemicals and seeds. Some
companies are outsourcing their non-core activities like share-transfer management and
advertising to outside agencies. So much so, that even core processes such as R&D,
manufacturing and marketing are being outsourced today. Thus, significance of 'Business
Process Outsourcing'(BPO) and 'Knowledge Process Outsourcing' (KPO) has increased.
(a) Identify the significance of principles of management highlighted above.
(b) Identify and explain the principle of management followed by the companies which are
outsourcing their non-core and core activities.
20. Ravi was working in a mobile company. It had an assembling unit in Noida. In this
assembling unit, standard output of producing 12 units per day per worker had been set. While
assembling mobile phones, he realised that by simply reorganising the sequence of tasks more
units can be assembled at a lower cost. He went to his supervisor and informed him about his
new discovery. The supervisor, on the contrary, instructed him to carry out work as per the
method and techniques decided earlier.
Identify this limitation of one of the functions of management.
21. Mr. Mohan, Financial manager of ABC Ltd., has prepared the annual Statement of
proposed expenditure to be presented in the Annual General Meeting.
Identify the type of plan formulated by the financial manager.
22. Rahul decided to start a desert cooler manufacturing business. He sets the target of earning
20% profit on sales in the first year. He was very much concerned about the future prospects
of the business, which were uncertain. For this, he gathered information from the potential
market and analysed that the demand for wall-mounted coolers is increasing day by day. He
used this information as the base for future planning. On the basis of the gathered information,
he called a meeting in the following week to find new methods to achieve the objective.
(a) Identify the function of management involved in the above case.

(b) Enumerate the next two steps, which have been followed by Rahul that are related to
the process of one of the functions of management.
23. Name the type of plan which is prepared to show the number of workers required in the
factory at peak production times.
24. An auto company C Ltd. is facing a problem of declining market share due to increased
competition from other new and existing players in the market. Its competitors are introducing
lower priced models for mass consumers who are price sensitive. C Ltd. sets its long-term
objective to increase profits by 20% in the next year. For quality conscious consumers, the
company is introducing new models with added features and new technological
advancements. For this, the company raises <100 crore by issuing equity shares.
(c) Identify the type of plan the company is preparing.
(d) State its three dimensions by quoting the line from the above paragraph.
25. Name the type of plan which provides the broad contours of an organisation's business.
26. Name the type of plan which is time bound and linked with measurable outcome.
27. A company needs a detailed plan for its new project, "Construction of a Shopping Mall".
What type of plan is it?
28. Maruti started offering a discount of 20,000 on purchase of Wagon R. In response to this,
Hyundai started with a scheme of free MP3 player with every Santro. Identify the type of plan
indicated in the given statement.
29. State the main aspects in the concept of planning?
30. It is heartening that the implementation of compliance requirements of the Companies

Act, 2013 has progressed substantially with NIFTY 500 companies. Data shows a significant
increase in women's participation in the top management of Indian Companies from 5% few
years ago to 13% now. Even companies which are not in NIFTY 500 have undertaken drives
to increase women's participation across different areas of work. The government had also
announced that it would support such companies. Identify and explain the dimensions of
business environment discussed above which brought about the change.
ACCOUNTANCY
Instructions: The following questions are to be done in Accountancy Home Work

register.
CHAPTER: FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF COMPANIES
 Answer the ―Very Short Answer Questions‖ from Q No 1 to 33 [Page No 1.54 to 1.57]
 Solve the following ―Practical Questions‖-Q No 11, 12, 16, 17, 33A, 34 to 42, 45, 51,
53
CHAPTER: FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS
 Answer the ―Very Short Answer Questions‖ from Q No 1 to 16 [Page No 2.7 to 2.9]
 Answer the following Questions-Q No 9, 10 and 11 [Page No 2.10]
CHAPTER: COMPARATIVE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
 Answer the ―Very Short Answer Questions‖ from Q No 1 to 6 [Page No 3.21 to 3.22]
 Solve the following ―Practical Questions‖:
 Comparative Balance Sheet – Q No 2 & 15
 Comparative Statement of P & L - Q No 12, 14, 18, 25, 30 & Problem 1 &
2 [Page No 3.34 to 3.35]
CHAPTER: COMMON-SIZE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

 Solve the following ―Practical Questions‖:
 Common Size Balance Sheet – Q No 3, 12, 20, 21
 Common Size Statement of P& L-Q No 14, 15, 18 & Problem 1&2 [Page No4.24 & 4.25]
CHAPTER: ACCOUNTING RATIOS
 Solve the following ―Practical Questions‖:
 Liquidity Ratio: Q No 119, 121, 122, 125, 126, 127, 130, 133, 138, 144, 148
[Page No 5.152 to 5.157]
 Solvency Ratio: Q No 150 to 155 [Page No 5.157 to 5.159]
 Activity Ratio: Q No 156, 159, 161, 164, 167, 169, 171, 172, 178, 180, 182, 183
[Page No 5.159 to 5.166]
 Profitability Ratio: Q No 185, 188, 192, 195, 199, 204 to 208, 212, 216, 226 to
232 [Page No 5.167 to 5.170]
CHAPTER: CASH FLOW STATEMENT
 Answer the ―Very Short Answer Questions‖ Q No 1 to 112 [Page No 6.110 to 6.122]
 Solve the ―Latest CBSE Questions‖ [Pg. No 6.123 to 6.125]
 Solve the following ―Practical Questions‖ Q No 70, 71, 73, 76, 80, 82, 84, 86, 87
 ALSO COMPLETE YOUR PROJECT WORK AS EXPLAINED IN THE CLASS
ENGLISH
Read the following lessons from the text book and create a short animation or PPT on it and
mail on nidhiaryan@gmail.com.
i. Roll no.-1 to 15- Evans tries an O-Level.

ii. Roll no. 16 to 30—The Rattrap.
iii. Roll no. 31 to 40—Deep water.
You are Ankit/ Archita, a student of Grade 12 of Gurukul Academy, Shimla. CBSE has
recently introduced Artificial Intelligence, as one of the subjects in Grades 9 to 12. Write an
article titled ―ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE‖. The article must cover the points shared below
What is artificial intelligence?

Why should it be made part of school curriculum?
Significance of artificial intelligence in times to come.
(This question must be attempted in the Language notebook.)
Design a poster that creates awareness to donate organs.
Design a poster for youth creating awareness about the overuse of social networking sites like
Facebook, Instagram.
(Each poster should be made on a drawing sheet. Please be creative and original)
The marks allotted to each question will be included as Subject Enrichment Activity.
PHYSICS
Prepare a project on the following topics:
S.No PROJECT STUDENT NAME

1 CAPACITANCE ABHISHEK SRIVASTAVA
2 TYPES OF CELLS ACKCHAT OMAR
3 MOVING COIL GALVANOMETER AKSHAT BANKA
4 ALTERNATING CURRENT AND ITS AKSHAT SINGH
COMPARISION WITH DIRECT CURRENT
5 INTERFERENCE OF LIGHT AKSHAT VERMA
6 DIFFRACTION OF LIGHT ALSHIFA SIDDIQUI
7 STRUCTURE OF ATOM AMAN KATIYAR
8 NUCLEAR PHYSICS ANANT NARAYAN
9 SEMICONDUCTORS ANSHUMAN SINGH PARIHAR
10 PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT ARYAN KATYAYAN
11 CAPACITANCE JUHI YADAV
12 TYPES OF CELLS NIRRMIT R TICKOO
13 MOVING COIL GALVANOMETER PRANJAL MOHANA
14 ALTERNATING CURRENT AND ITS SANIDHYA KUMAR
COMPARISION WITH DIRECT CURRENT KAUSHAL
15 INTERFERENCE OF LIGHT SANIDHYA RASTOGI
16 DIFFRACTION OF LIGHT SHUBH ASHISH GUPTA
17 STRUCTURE OF ATOM SNEHA KATIYAR
18 NUCLEAR PHYSICS UTKARSH GUPTA
19 SEMICONDUCTORS VAIBHAV BAIS
20 PHOTOELECTRIC EFFECT VIDISH GUPTA
21 CAPACITANCE VISHAL SRIVASTAVA
22 TYPES OF CELLS YASH KUMAR
JHUNJHUNWALA
23 MOVING COIL GALVANOMETER YASHASWI
24 ALTERNATING CURRENT AND ITS AKSHAY PANDEY
COMPARISION WITH DIRECT CURRENT
25 INTERFERENCE OF LIGHT AKARSH JAIN
MATHEMATICS
The following exercises have to be done in separate mathematics register from the reference
book ― R.S.AGARWAL‖
1. Chapter 1- Relations,( Exercise 1A&1B)

2. Chapter 2- Functions ,( Exercise 2A,2B,2C&2D)
3. Chapter 4- Inverse Trigonometric Functions ,( Exercise 4A,4B,4C&4D)
4. Chapter 5- Matrices ,( Exercise 5A,5B,5C,5D,5E&5F)
5. Chapter 6- Determinants ,( Exercise 6A,6B & 6C)
6. Chapter 7-Adjoint and Inverse of a Matrix,( Exercise 7)
7. Chapter 8- System of Linear Equations ,( Exercise 8A)
Economics
Practice sheet of numericals:

Q1- conversions:
1- Gnp at mp to ndp at fc
2- Nnp at mp to gdp at mp
3- Nnp at fc to gdp at mp
4- Gnp at fc to ndp at fc
5- Nnp at fc to gdp at mp
6- Gnp at fc to gdp at mp
7- Gdp at fc to gnp at mp
8- Ndp at mp to nnp at fc
9- Gnp at fc to ndp at mp
10- Ndp at fc to nnp at mp
Q2- calculate gdp at mp
I- Value of output of primary sector= 40000
II- Value of output of secondary sector=30000
III- Value of output of tertiary sector=25000
IV- Intermediate consumption of primary sector= 12000
V- Intermediate consumtion of secondary sector= 11000
VI- Intermediate consumption of tertiary sector=15000
Q4- calculate ndp at fc
VII- Depreciation=1000
VIII- Net indirect taxes=5000
Q5- calculate nnp at fc:
VII- Depreciation=5000
VIII- Indirect taxes=3000
IX- Subsidies=1000
X- Net fcator income from abroad(nfia)= 8000
VII- Consumption of fixed capital=2000
VIII- Subsidies=2000
IX- Indirect taxes=500
X- Factor income from abroad=4000
XI- Factor income to abroad=5000
Q7- calculate nnp at mp:
VII- Subsidies=2000
IX- Factor income from abroad=5000
X- Net factor income from abroad=8000
XI- Depreciation=10000
Q8- calculate ndp at fc:
IV- Intermediate consumtion of secondary sector= 11000
V- Intermediate consumption of tertiary sector=15000
VI- Value added of primary sector= 30000
VII- Subsidies=2000
VIII- Factor income to abroad=8000
IV- Intermediate consumtion of secondary sector= 11000
V- Intermediate consumption of tertiary sector=15000
VI- Value added of secondary sector= 30000
VII- Subsidies=1000
Q10- calculate gdp at mp:

I- Sales=20000
II- Closing stock=3000
III- Opening stock=2000
IV- Purchases of raw materials=5000
I- Sales =500000
IV- Purchases of raw material=50000
V- Depreciation=2000
VI- Net indirect taxes=5000
VII- Nfia=1000
I- Sales =80000
VII- Nfia=1000
I- Sales =500000
III- Change in stock=15000
VII- Nfia=1000
Q14- calculate nnp at fc;
I- Sales =700000
II- Opening stock=3000
III- Purchases of raw material=300000
IV- Consumption of fixed capital=2000
V- Indirect taxes=5000
VI- Subsidies=6000
VII- Factor income from abroad=1000
VIII- Fcator income to abroad=3000
I- Domestic sales =600000
IV- Intermediate consumption=40000
V- Consumption of fixed capital=7000
VI- Indirect taxes=5000
VII- Subsidies=6000
IX- Export=200000
IV- Domestic purchases of raw material=50000
VII- Net factor income from abroad=4000
VIII- Factor income from abroad=5000
IX- Exports= 300000
X- Imports=100000
Q17- calculate gnp at fc:
IX- Exports= 30000
X- Imports=10000

IX- Exports= 300000
X- Imports=150000
XI- Indirect taxes=2000
Q19- calculate gnp at mp:
IX- Exports= 300000
X- Imports=100000
XI- Subsidies=1000
I- sales =500000
IX- Exports= 300000
X- Imports=100000
Q21- calculate compensation of employees:

I- Wages =20000
II- Salaries=5000
III- Employers contribution to social security scheme=10000
IV- Commission on the second hand goods=5000
V- Free food=3000
VI- Bonus=1000
VII- Employees contribution to social security scheme=10000
Q22- calculate compoensation of employees:
I- Wages =20000
II- Salaries=5000
V- Free food=3000
VI- Bonus=1000
VIII- Free home=10000
IX- Employers contribution to insurance premium=8000
X- Mixed income=2000
Q23- calculate comensation of employees:
I- Wages =20000
II- Salaries=5000
III- Employees contribution to social security scheme=10000
V- Free food=3000
VI- Bonus=1000
VIII- Free home=10000
IX- Employers contribution to insurance premium=8000
X- Mixed income=2000
XI- Rent=1000
XII- Interest=3000
Q24- calculate compensation of employees:
I- Wages =30000
II- Salaries=5000
V- Bonus=1000
VI- Employees contribution to social security scheme=10000
VII- Free home=10000
VIII- Employers contribution to insurance premium=8000
IX- Mixed income=2000
X- Profit=4000
Q25- calculate the operating surplus:
I- Wages and salries= 3000
II- Bonus and commission= 2000
III- Mixed income= 4000
IV- Gdp at fc=12000
V- Depreciation=50
VI- Nfia=1100
I- Gnp at mp= 100000
II- Income of a shopkeeper=30000
III- Wages and salaries=20000
IV- Bonus and commission= 3000
V- Employer’s contribution to sss= 4000
VI- Rent=300
VII- Factor income to abroad=1000
VIII- Depreciation=1200
X- Subsidies= 400
Q27- calculate operating supplus:
I- Wages=2000
II- Salaries=5000
III- Rent=3000
IV- Interest=2000
V- Royalty=1000
VI- Dividend=1200
VII- Corporation tax=3000
VIII- Retained earnings=7000
Q28- calculate operting surplus:
I- Rent=3000
II- Interest=4000
III- Profit=12000
IV- Undistributed profit=3000
V- Royalty=8000
Q29- calculate operating surplus:
I- Income prom property=50000
II- Royalty=3000
III- Rent=6000
IV- Profit=20000
V- Savings of private corporate sector=12000
VI- Mixed income=25000
Q30- calculate operating surplus:
I- Wages and salries= 3000
II- Bonus and commission= 2000
III- Mixed income= 4000
IV- Gdp at fc=12000
V- Depreciation=50
VI- Nfia=1100
I- Gdp at fc= 100000
II- Income of a shopkeeper=30000
IV- Bonus and commission= 3000
V- Employer’s contribution to sss= 4000
VI- Depreciation=1000
Q32- calculate the ndp at fc:
I- Wages and salaries=30000
II- Bonus and commission=40000
III- Mixed income=10000
IV- Rent=2000
V- Interest=5000
VI- Royalty=7000
VII- Dividend=4000
VIII- Corporation tax=3000
IX- Retained earnings=2000
X- Employers contribution to sss=2000
I- Wages and salaries=30000
IV- Rent=2000
V- Interest=5000
VI- Royalty=7000
VII- Dividend=4000
IX- Retained earnings=2000
XI- Net factor income earned from abroad=1000
Q34- calculate gdp at fc:
I- Wages =20000
IV- Rent=2000
V- Interest=5000
VI- Royalty=7000
VII- Salaries=4000
VIII- Dividend=4000
IX- Corporation tax=3000
X- Profit=20000
XI- Employers contribution to sss=2000
XII- Depreciation=3000
XIII- Net indirect taxes=4000
Q35- calculate the nnp at fc:
I- Wages =20000
IV- Rent=2000
V- Interest=5000
VI- Salaries=4000
VII- Dividend=4000
IX- Income from property=20000
XI- Depreciation=3000
XII- Subsidies=2000
Q36- calculate the gdp at mp:
I- Private final consumption expenditure=12000
II- Export=3000
III- Import=5000
IV- Govt final consumption expenditure=20000
V- Gross domestic capital formation= 30000
I- Closing stock=12000
III- Gross domestic fixed capital formation=40000
IV- Govt purchases of goods and services=25000
V- Net export=15000
VI- Export=3000
VII- Household final consumption expenditure=50000
V- Net export=15000
VI- Export=3000
VIII- Depreciation=1000
IX- Net indirect taxes=2000
X- Nfia=3000
V- Net export=15000
VI- Export=3000
VIII- Consumprion of fixed capital=4000
IX- Factor income to abroad=3000
X- Indirect taxes=2000
XI- Subsidies=500
Q40- calculate nnp at mp:
III- Net domestic capital formation=40000
V- Net export=15000
VI- Export=3000
VIII- Nfia=2000
IX- Depreciation=2000
X- Net indirect taxes=4000
Numericals of income and expenditure method combine:

Q1- calculate nnp at fc : income and expenditure method:
I- Compensation of employees= 1200
II- Net factor income from abroad=(-20)
III- Net indirect taxes= 120
IV- Profits=800
V- Private final consumption expenditure= 2000
VI- Net domestic capital formation=770
VII- Consumption of fixed capital=130
VIII- Rent=400
IX- Interest=620
X- Mixed income of self employed=700
XI- Net exports=(-30)
XII- Government final consumption expenditure= 1100
Q2- calculate national income: a- income method b- expenditure method
I- Interest=150
II- Rent=250
III- Governement final consumption expenditure=600
IV- Private final consumption expenditure=1200
V- Profits=640
VI- Compensation of employess=1000
VII- Net factor income to abroad=30
IX- Net exports= (-40)
X- Consumption of fixed capital=50
XI- Net domestic capital formation=340
Q3- calculate national income by income and expenditure:
I- Compensaion of employees=600
II- Government final consumption expenditure=550
III- Net factor income from abroad=(-10)
IV- Net exports=(-15)
V- Profit=400
VI- Net indirect tax= 60
VII- Mixed income of self employed=350
VIII- Rent=200
IX- Interest= 310
X- Private final consumption expenditure=1000
XI- Net domestic capital formation= 385
XII- Consumption of fixed capital=65
Q4- calculate national income by income and expenditure method:
I- Government final consumption expenditure=100
II- Interest,rent and profits=920
III- Gross capital formation=620
IV- Net exports=(-10)
V- Change in stock=100
VI- Net factor income from abroad=(-10)
VII- Subsidies=20
VIII- Private final consumtion expenditure=800
X- Consumption of fixed capital=60
XI- Mixed income=60
XII- Compensation of employees=370
q5- calculate national income by income and expenditure method:

II- Indirect texes=8834
III- Gross fixed capital formation=13,248
IV- Mixed income=28,267
V- Subsidies=1120
VI- Change in stock= 3170
VII- Rent,interest and profits=9637
VIII- Private final consumption expenditure=51,177
IX- Consumption of fixed capital=4046
X- Import of goods and services=5674
XI- Export of goods and services= 4812
XII- Net factor income from abroad=(-255)
XIII- Compensation of employees=24420
I- Rent=1500
II- Net fcator income from abroad=50
IV- Indirect taxes=1000
V- Governemnt final consumption expenditure=11200
VI- Subsidies=300
VII- Royalty=200
VIII- Net exports=(-200)
IX- Interest=6400
X- Corporate tax=200
XI- Profit after tax=4000
XII- Households final consumption expenditure=26000
XIII- Change in stocks= 100
XIV- Net domestic fixed capital formation=600
XV- Final cpnsumption exenditure of private non-profit institutions serving
households=300
II- Rent=150
IV- Interest=80
V- Profit=70
VI- Private final consumption expenditure=480
VII- Gross fixed capital formation=90
VIII- Closing stock=35
IX- Net exports=(-5)
X- Net indirect taxes=60
XI- Compensationof employees=200
XII- Consumption of fixed capital=20
XIII- Mixed income of self employed=50
XIV- Net factor income from abroad=20
CHEMISTRY
Holiday Home Work Grade XII
STUDENT
S.NO PROJECT NAME
Abhishek
1 To study the presence of Oxalate ions in Guava Srivastava
2 To study the tensile strength of thread Ackchat Omar
3 To study the acidity of different samples of tea leaves Akshat Banka
4 To study the rate of diffusion Akshat Singh
5 To study the constituent of an alloy Akshat Verma
6 To prepare a sample of soya milk and compare it with cow milk Alshifa Siddiqui
7 Testing soil ph Aman Katiyar
To study the digestion of starch by salivary amylase and effect
8 of ph and temperature on it Anant Narayan
Anshuman Singh
9 Preparation of Rayon threads from various cellulose sources Parihar
10 Determination of the rate of evaporation of different liquids. Aryan Katyayan
11 Prepare cupraammonium rayon threads from filter paper. Juhi Yadav
12 To Study photography and to prepare contact prints. Nirrmit R Tickoo
13 To study diffusion of solid in a liquid. Pranjal Mohana
To study the presence of insecticides/pesticides( nitrogen Sanidhya Kumar
14 conataining) in vegetables and fruits. Kaushal
Analysis of fruits and vegetable juices for the contents ( acidss
15 and minerals) present in them. Sanidhya Rastogi
To Study the presence of potassium bisulphate as a food
preservative, under various conditions of temp, concentration Shubh Ashish
16 and time. Gupta
17 Foaming capacity of soaps. Sneha Katiyar
18 To prepare fire retardant solution. Utkarsh Gupta
19 Dyeing of Fabrics. Vaibhav Bais
Determination of dosage of bleaching powder required for
disinfection of different samples of water taken from different
20 sources. Vidish Gupta
21 Study the effect of metal coupling on the corrosion of iron. Vishal Srivastava
Yash Kumar
22 Determination of content of cold drinks. Jhunjhunwala
23 Isolation of caffeine from tea leaves. Yashaswi
24 Study the quantity of casein in different samples of milk. Akshay Pandey
25 Preparation of Aspirin and acetaminophen. Akarsh Jain

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बोर्य ऩरीऺा के अन्तर्गयत ्रययोर्गा्‍मक म्‍

Identify the principle of management overlooked by the manager.

Identify the principle of management violated by the manager.

(d) Which principle of management is highlighted here? Explain.

(a) Identify the function of management involved in the above case.

29. State the main aspects in the concept of planning?

30. It is heartening that the implementation of compliance requirements of the Companies

Instructions: The following questions are to be done in Accountancy Home Work

CHAPTER: FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS

CHAPTER: COMPARATIVE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

CHAPTER: COMMON-SIZE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

CHAPTER: ACCOUNTING RATIOS

CHAPTER: CASH FLOW STATEMENT

 ALSO COMPLETE YOUR PROJECT WORK AS EXPLAINED IN THE CLASS

i. Roll no.-1 to 15- Evans tries an O-Level.

What is artificial intelligence?

S.No PROJECT STUDENT NAME

1. Chapter 1- Relations,( Exercise 1A&1B)

Practice sheet of numericals:

Q10- calculate gdp at mp:

Q18- calculate ndp at fc:

Q21- calculate compensation of employees:

Numericals of income and expenditure method combine:

q5- calculate national income by income and expenditure method:

Holiday Home Work Grade XII

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