A rock layer that has an intrusion through it must be ________ than the intrusion.
A. more eroded
B. older
C. younger
D. denser
Answer:
a
Explanation:
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
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How do the lengths of the two vectors compare?
Answer: If contents of vectors are equal than it will return true else false. It will compare all the elements in vector, we can not compare the sub sections of vectors using it. It will compare all the elements in vector, by calling operator on each element. Hopefully i helped
Explanation:
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Answer:i don't know what is that
Explanation:
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difference of habitat disruption and habitat destruction
and definitions
Answer:
Habitat loss occurs when natural habitats are converted to human uses such as cropland, urban areas, and infrastructure development (e.g. roads, dams, powerlines).
Habitat fragmentation occurs when large blocks of habitat are cut into smaller pieces by development such as roads or housing.
So, The difference is that disruption is just like a change, and destruction means completely destroying it.
How does weather/climate contribute to coastal erosion.
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Answer:
Climate change threatens coastal areas, which are already stressed by human activity, pollution, invasive species, and storms. Sea level rise could erode and inundate coastal ecosystems and eliminate wetlands. Warmer and more acidic oceans are likely to disrupt coastal and marine ecosystems
Explanation:
Answer:
Processes called erosion, mass movement and weahering break down and remove material from the coast. The material is moved along the coastline by the sea and deposited when there is energy loss.
Erosion is the wearing away of rock along the coastline. Deestructive waves are respnsible for erosion on the coastline, coastal material can be moved in 4 ways;
Solution - when mnerals in rocks like chalk and limestone are dissolved in sea water and then carried in solution. The load is not visible.
Suspension - small particles such as slts and clays are suspended in the flow of the water.
Saltation – where small pieces of shngle or large sannd grains are bounced along the sea bed.
Traction – where pebbles and larger material are rolled along the sea bed.
Sediment is carried by the waves along the coastline. The movement of the material is known as longshore drift. Waves approach the coast at an angle because of the direction of prevailing wind. The swash will carry the materral towards the beach at an angle. The backwash then flows back to the sea, down the slope of the beach. The process repeats itself along the coast in the zigag movement. This causes the landscape of the coast to change.
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Imagine a group of people wants to build a town in the location pictured here. Name at least three needs the people of this town would have. Explain why they might (or might not) have trouble finding resources to meet these needs.
Answer:
•water source
•food source
•medical/health necessities
▪︎ if people want to build a village in the image shown they would have a hard time finding a water source because it looks to be a very dry and barren area, like a desert. water and food are scarce in the desert. to get things like medicine to the village you could easily import them but, it might be costly
Using the pictures to help you answer this question.
Assess the impacts of melting glaciers.
You should have 3-4 developed points for this answer, makes sure you make judgements (Which is worst and why?
Explain why glaciers are important to people who live at the bottom of the Himalayas
Answer:
Glaciers provide people with many useful resources. Glacial till provides fertile soil for growing crops.
Explanation:
A missing layer of rock is an:
A. intrusion
B. isotope
C. unconformity
D. index fossil
Which of these are a problem associated with melting glaciers.
A- New jobs being created
B- Migration - people moving away
Answer:
migration
Explanation:
when the glaciers melt there is probably a surplus of water and so the people wouldnt want their homes to be flooded
Which schools in your district have the largest and smallest class sizes? In one or two paragraphs, describe how you would collect and organize data in order to answer this question.
Be sure to explain where you would find these data and the type of graph, chart, or map you would use to show your data to best interpret the information. In addition, explain one way these data could be interpreted in order to help your community.
Which schools in your district have the largest and smallest class sizes? In one or two paragraphs, describe how you would collect and organize data in order to answer this question.
Be sure to explain where you would find these data and the type of graph, chart, or map you would use to show your data to best interpret the information. In addition, explain one way these data could be interpreted in order to help your community.
Question:Which schools in your district have the largest and smallest class sizes? In one or two paragraphs, describe how you would collect and organize data in order to answer this question.
Answer:
Head Start Or Preschool.
Explanation:
Well If I am right most schools have websites, right? Well mine does. Most school website hold very valuable information about the school district or districts. Usually Websites are very organized and have several different categories to choose from, for example there could be a category that has links to the school counselor or the different schools. So you could most likely find some kind information from the school website of a kid count or you could make a inference on how many children are in the school based on how many teachers and classrooms there are. But I can Make a educational guess to say that there is a very big chance of the Head start or the preschool to have the least amount of students or teacher.
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