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proof the pythagorous theorum​

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Answered by deveshpal02289
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Answer:

9. OLD TOYS AND NEW MAGIC

Reading

A. 1. A stereoscope is a device for viewing a three-dimensional image. The stereoscope is no

longer popular because we have much better technology today that even lets us watch films in

3D.

2. The magic lantern was responsible for starting Ray’s passion for films. This was because the

light from the lamp threw moving images from the revolving film onto a wall, resembling an

actual movie. This fascinated Ray and he became passionate about film-making.

3. The non-stop chatter from a magician is called ‘patter’. A magician’s patter makes the

audience look more at his face than his hands, which helps him pull off all his tricks.

4. Ray was more impressed with Madame Palermo than Shefallo as the latter used patter as a

distraction while Madame Palermo performed in complete silence.

5. HOMEWORK

B. 1. I happened to watch a Bengali magician at a wedding party, whose skills made Shefallo’s

performance on the stage pale in comparison.

2. Clad in a dhoti and a shirt, he looked no different from other ordinary men. Who could tell he

had such extraordinary talent?

3. But I never met him again. In my excitement at having run into him so unexpectedly, I had

forgotten to take his address.

4. Many years later, I included this magician as a character in a short story

5. Later, I bought quite a few books on magic and practiced sleight of hand, standing before a

mirror.

C. 1. Magic breaks all walls of reality and brings the audience into a world of infinite possibility. It

transforms illusions to reality. Similarly, a film also calls us completely into its world and we are

transported to a make-believe world of colorful sights and sounds. Both magic and cinema

require skill and storytelling and both offer an escape from our routine life. Both of them

entertain adults and children alike. Ray was a creative person at heart who enjoyed telling

stories with moving

images and entertaining people. So he graduated from magic to film making.

2. As a child, Satyajit Ray had many hobbies like writing, composing songs, painting,

filmmaking, magic and so on. These helped him as a filmmaker as films are a creative union of

stories, images, skill and songs. If a filmmaker is good at these things and has pursued them as

Ray had, they can connect with their audiences and make great films. That was what Satyajit

Ray did. His films were greatly appreciated by audiences and critics alike and he won many

prestigious awards.

Appreciating the Text

1. c. It is about Ray’s childhood passions and interests.

In the text, Ray talks about his fascination for the stereoscope, the magic lantern and also

magic and magicians. He is impressed by all the gadgets and skills used to entertain people

and all these help him to become an outstanding filmmaker.

2. ● They record the personal experiences and thoughts of a person.

Who knows, perhaps my passion for films began with these magic lanterns?

Answered by alihusain40
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Step-by-step explanation:

The proof of Pythagorean Theorem in mathematics is very important. In a right angle, the square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides. States that in a right triangle that, the square of a (a2) plus the square of b (b2) is equal to the square of c (c2).

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