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Astronomy in India

CBSE · Class 11 · Knowledge Traditions and Practices of India

All formulas from Astronomy in India in CBSE Class 11 Knowledge Traditions and Practices of India. Key equations, constants, and identities for board exam preparation.

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Indian calendar and time units

Sidereal period of moon = 27.3 days

Orbital period of moon seen from Earth = 29.5 days

Solar year ≈ 365.25 days

Lunar year ≈ 354 days

Extra month needed about every 3 years

Mathematics linked to astronomy

√10 = 3.162277 as approximation for pi

pi to four decimal places = 3.1416

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