What is common to the two objects shown in the pictures below?
(a) Both are used to make yarn from fibre.
(b) Both are used to make yarn into cloth.
(c) Both are used in the process of ginning.
(d) There is nothing common as one runs on electricity and the other is used by hand.
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(a) Both are used to make yarn from fibre.
Spinning is the process of transforming fibre into yarn. Spinning is done with the help of charkha or takli.

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What is common to the two objects shown in the pictures below? (a) Both are used to make yarn from fibre. (b) Both are used to make yarn into cloth. (c) Both are used in the process of ginning. (d) There is nothing common as one runs on electricity and the other is used by hand. Figure

(a) Both are used to make yarn from fibre. Spinning is the process of transforming fibre into yarn. Spinning is done with the help of charkha or takli.

What is common to the two objects shown in the pictures below?
(a) Both are used to make yarn from fibre.
(b) Both are used to make yarn into cloth.
(c) Both are used in the process of ginning.
(d) There is nothing common as one runs on electricity and the other is used by hand.
Figure

(a) Both are used to make yarn from fibre.
Spinning is the process of transforming fibre into yarn. Spinning is done with the help of charkha or takli.