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What does the Pythagoras theorem say?The Pythagoras theorem says: In a right-angled triangle, the square of the longest side equals the sum of the squares of the other two sides.In depthAsked by Mrinal U. from Noida, India · Mathematics · Class 10 · 3 h agoRead the full answer →What is a black hole?A black hole is a place in space where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape from it.In depthAsked by Anonymous from Noida, India · Physics · 3 h agoRead the full answer →Who were aryans?The Aryans were a group of people who moved into India from Central Asia around 1500 BCE and shaped ancient Indian culture.Asked by Mrinal U. from New Delhi, India · History · 3 h agoRead the full answer →What is the water cycle?The water cycle is how water keeps moving around the Earth, changing between liquid, gas, and sometimes solid, but never running out.In depthAsked by Anonymous from New Delhi, India · Science · 4 h agoRead the full answer →How does a rainbow form?A rainbow forms when sunlight passes through raindrops, bending and splitting into many colors.In depthAsked by Anonymous from Noida, India · Science · 4 h agoRead the full answer →Why do we see different phases of the Moon?We see different phases of the Moon because the Moon moves around the Earth, and sunlight lights up different parts of it as seen from where we stand.In depthAsked by Anonymous from New Delhi, India · Science · 4 h agoRead the full answer →Like to know this concept of Universe and MultiverseThe universe is everything that exists; the multiverse is the idea that there could be many such universes, not just ours.In depthAsked by Mrinal U. from New Delhi, India · Science · 4 h agoRead the full answer →Why is the sky blue?The sky looks blue because sunlight gets scattered in the air, and blue light scatters more than other colours.Asked by Anonymous from Noida, India · Science · 5 h agoRead the full answer →What is the periodic table? Why is iron written as Fe?The periodic table is a chart that arranges all known elements in a special order, and iron is written as Fe because its name comes from Latin.In depthAsked by Anonymous from New Delhi, India · Chemistry · 5 h agoRead the full answer →What is Newton's third law?For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.In depthAsked by Anonymous from New Delhi, India · Physics · 5 h agoRead the full answer →

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Is it free? Do I need an account?

Yes, free, and no account. Ask as many questions as you like — nothing is behind a login.

Where do the answers come from?

The tutor first searches the NCERT chapters for your class and subject, so the rule and the definition match your book, and it links the chapters it used. Then it adds what a good teacher would: the story behind the idea, real-life examples, pictures and a quick self-check.

Are the answers saved?

Yes. Every good answer becomes its own page, so the next student who asks the same thing gets it instantly, and you can share the link. The newest answers are on this page; all of them are at "See all answers". Questions with personal details are never published.

What if my question is not in NCERT?

You still get an answer, but it is labelled "General knowledge" instead of "From NCERT", so you always know whether the book backed it up.

Which classes and subjects are covered?

Class 1 to 12, every NCERT subject — Maths, Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Social Science, English, Hindi, EVS, Computer Science, Accountancy and Business Studies.

Can I ask in Hindi?

Yes. Ask in Hindi and the answer comes back in Hindi. Every chapter page also carries notes in both languages.