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Column ‘A’ Column ‘B’ (1) X-rays (a) GMRT (2) Optical telescope (b) ISRO (3) Indian radio telescope (c) Hubble

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asked Mar 17, 2022 in Chapter 18 Observing Space: Telescopes by Doubtly (98.9k points)
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2. Form pairs

Column ‘A’	Column ‘B’
(1) X-rays	(a) GMRT
(2) Optical telescope	(b) ISRO
(3) Indian radio telescope	(c) Hubble
(4) Launching artificial-satellite	(d) Chandra

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‘A’ Groups	‘B’ Groups
(i) X-rays	(d) Chandra
(ii) Optical telescope	(c) Hubble telescope
(iii) Indian radio	(a) GMRT
(iv) Launching artificial satellites	(b) ISRO

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