An iceberg is a piece of ice that broke off from glaciers or shelf ice and is floating in open water. It is generally larger than 15 m in size. Technically one-tenth part of iceberg is visible and rest part is hidden under water. This makes the iceberg a silent killer of large ships if not get detected at right time. There are also smaller chunks of floating glacially-derived ice, called glowlers" or "bergy bits". The famous tragedy of Titanic is related to iceberg. Due to the danger they posed to international communication through ships, it is an important part of safety measures to locate the position of icebergs and calculate their size. This is where mathematics plays it’s role. There are two basic shape classifications, one tabular and two non-tabular. The non-tabular icebergs are further divided into five sub-classifications. An iceberg with steep sides and flat top having a length-to-height ratio greater than 5:1 are classified as tabular icebergs. Many of these show horizontal banding. This type of iceberg can be quite large. Icebergs that are not tabular shaped are called non-tabular icebergs.. This category is further subdivided into dome, pinnacle, wedge, dry-dock and blocky icebergs. If no other description applies, the iceberg is simply referred to as a non-tabular. We can calculate the volume of tabular icebergs considering it as a sum of two cones join together at base, the upper cone which is visible has 1/10th of the total height while the hidden part is inverted cone with same base but height equals to 9/10th of the total height of iceberg.
Saturday, August 26, 2023
Friday, July 28, 2023
Learners Quiz 2023-24
Learners Quiz is a Fun to Learn Quiz Program based on adaptive testing for Class 1 to 12 in Mathematics and Science. Any individual learner from any board all over the India or part of world or any school/institute can participate in this quiz. The best part of the quiz is that the individual learner will overcome his weak points in Science, improve his/her understanding in science and maths while participating in the quiz. Regular comparison in the form of rank is helpful in improving skills and learning power.
Learners Science Quiz
Learners Science Quiz is a Simple Science Quiz Program based on adaptive testing for class 1 to 12. Any individual learner from any govt. board all over the India or part of world or any school/institute can participate in this quiz.
Syllabus
The syllabus is same as the course prescribed by NCERT or any other state board for every individual learner. The questions asked in quiz will be from the syllabus of your present class or from any concept or topic that you had learnt in your previous classes.
There are 5 papers of 20 questions each for every learner whose difficulty level will change for each individual on the basis of what the learner answered. For example, a learner of class 10 has correctly attempted questions from Ray optics, then in the next the difficulty level of questions from that chapter will be increased for that individual learner in the next question paper. On the other hand, if that learner fails to attempt those questions, then difficulty level of questions will be decreased, to check what limit the learner understands the topic.
Sample papers will be available on website, blogs and app mentioned in the catalogue. For physical copy of papers, you can purchase our sample paper booklet.
Rules and Regulations
1. All students have to follow the rules and regulations of institute.
2. For Science Quiz marking will be +5 for correct answer, upto -5 for wrong answer and zero for no attempt.
3. The final marks will be the average of Total Marks obtained divide by Total no of days average + No of days attended/100 + marks include students last year and present year marks of science/math divide by 100 as per marksheet given by school. Marksheets must be provided by student to claim prize.
4. Every two questions out of 20 questions sheet will be considered your attempt of One day. In this way, a total of 50 days attempt (or minimum 5 sheets of 20 questions) is considered one of the eligibility criteria to claim prize.
5. The first three prizes will be 20% of the Total Prize Pool. 10 consolation prizes will be next 10% of the Total Prize Pool. For every school or institute, there are first three prizes equal to 20% of Prize Pool of School. And 10 consolation prizes will be next 10% of Prize Pool of School.
6. Prize Pool will be the fees obtained by each participant* no of participants.
7. Final rights will be reserved with Ambikan World.
8. Syllabus will be the same as per NCERT books of each class.
9. In the case of dispute, the jurisdiction is Delhi.
How to Participate
1. Call or whatsapp 9873786724 for quick response.
2. Fill the form given below.
Learners Maths Quiz
Learners Maths Quiz is a Mathematical Quiz Program based on adaptive testing for class 1 to 12. Maths Quiz present the real time challenges for learners desperate for learning something more. Any individual learner from any board all over the India or part of world or any school/institute can participate in this quiz.
Syllabus
The syllabus is same as the course prescribed by NCERT or any other state board for every individual learner. The questions asked in quiz will be from the syllabus of your present class or from any concept or topic that you had learnt in your previous classes.
There are 5 papers of 20 questions each for every learner whose difficulty level will change for each individual on the basis of what the learner answered. For example, a learner of class 10 has correctly attempted questions from Ray optics, then in the next the difficulty level of questions from that chapter will be increased for that individual learner in the next question paper. On the other hand, if that learner fails to attempt those questions, then difficulty level of questions will be decreased, to check what limit the learner understands the topic.
Sample papers will be available on website, blogs and app mentioned in the catalogue. For physical copy of papers, you can purchase our sample paper booklet.
Rules and Regulations
1. All students have to follow the rules and regulations of institute.
2. For Math Quiz marking will be +5 for correct answer, upto -5 for wrong answer and -10 for no attempt.
3. The final marks will be the average of Total Marks obtained divide by Total no of days average + No of days attended/100 + marks include students last year and present year marks of science/math divide by 100 as per marksheet given by school. Marksheets must be provided by student to claim prize.
4. Every two questions out of 20 questions sheet will be considered your attempt of One day. In this way, a total of 50 days attempt (or minimum 5 sheets of 20 questions) is considered one of the eligibility criteria to claim prize.
5. The first three prizes will be 20% of the Total Prize Pool. 10 consolation prizes will be next 10% of the Total Prize Pool. For every school or institute, there are first three prizes equal to 20% of Prize Pool of School. And 10 consolation prizes will be next 10% of Prize Pool of School.
6. Prize Pool will be the fees obtained by each participant* no of participants.
7. Final rights will be reserved with Ambikan World.
8. Syllabus will be the same as per NCERT books of each class.
9. In the case of dispute, the jurisdiction is Delhi.
How to Participate
1. Call or whatsapp 9873786724 for quick response.
2. Fill the form given below.
Saturday, June 29, 2019
SSt Test Series 2018-19 Result
S.St Test Series conducted by Learners Point for the session 2018-19 was a fantastic session in terms of learning and activities. Students enjoyed a lot. Its result is shown below:
|
Name
|
Pts/Test
|
Average
|
Additional Points
|
Coaching Total Out of 100
|
School Final Term Total Out of 100
|
Total Out of 200
|
Rank
|
|
Twisha 8th
|
167.67/4
|
41.9175
|
1.6767
|
43.5942
|
46.25
|
89.8442
|
1
|
|
Arpit 8th
|
132.92/6
|
22.1533
|
1.3292
|
23.4825
|
55.6250
|
79.1075
|
2
|
|
Krishna 10th
|
6.61/5
|
1.3220
|
0.0661
|
1.3881
|
64
|
65.3881
|
3
|
|
Piyush 8th
|
365.63/8
|
45.7038
|
3.6563
|
49.3601
|
0
|
49.3601
|
4
|
|
Yash 9th
|
171.69/5
|
34.3380
|
1.7169
|
36.0549
|
0
|
36.0549
|
5
|
|
Manas 8th
|
124.58/4
|
31.1450
|
1.2458
|
32.3908
|
0
|
32.3908
|
6
|
|
Rashi 8th
|
90.83/3
|
30.2767
|
0.9083
|
31.1850
|
0
|
31.1850
|
7
|
|
Khushi 10th
|
191.66/7
|
27.3800
|
1.9166
|
29.2966
|
0
|
29.2966
|
8
|
|
Paawan 7th
|
99.65/6
|
16.6083
|
0.9965
|
17.6048
|
0
|
17.6048
|
9
|
|
Naitik 7th
|
28/2
|
14.0000
|
0.2800
|
14.2800
|
NA L
|
14.2800
|
10
|
|
Aryan 8th
|
116.67/9
|
12.9633
|
1.1667
|
14.1300
|
NA L
|
14.1300
|
11
|
|
Suraj 9th
|
37.68/3
|
12.5600
|
0.3768
|
12.9368
|
0
|
12.9368
|
12
|
|
Pulkit 6th
|
17.50/3
|
5.8333
|
0.1750
|
6.0083
|
0
|
6.0083
|
13
|
Students who did not submitted their report card before 22 April 2019 has been ruled out from the list but names are shown in detailed result. They cannot claim the prize if they have won any prize.