Answer:
D
Explanation:
What is the process called in which dissolved minerals fill spaces between clasts?
A. compaction
B. cementation
C. deposition
Explanation:
Sedimentary Rocks. 2. If the sediments are small, they can stick together and form solid rock. This process is called compaction.
Why did the Soviet Union choose Cuba as their location for nuclear weapons in what became known as the "Cuban Missile Crisis?
00)
A)
It was a small country, so they were easily forced into cooperate with the
Soviets.
B)
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The mountainous land of Cuba was an ideal location for hiding weapons at
that time.
It was close to the U.S., which gave the Soviets the ability to threaten a
nuclear attack.
Cubans wanted to become communist, so Cuban leaders cooperated with
the Soviets.
D)
The pyramid of khufu in egypt has a length of 230 meters and stands at 150 meters high. Calculate the width of the pyramid's rectangular base provided tha the volume is approximately 1,150,000 cubic meters.
Answer:
Width of pyramid = 100 m
Explanation:
Given:
Length = 230 m
Height = 150 m
Volume of pyramid = 1,150,000
Find:
Width of pyramid
Computation:
Volume of pyramid = LBH / 3
1,150,000 = (230)B(150) / 3
Width of pyramid = 100 m
Subsistence agriculture is LEAST likely to be
A) Very intensive
B) Marked by high amounts of labor inputs
C) Performed on small plots of land
D) Conducted in areas with high physiologic density
E) Susceptible to famine caused by drought or armed conflict
Answer:
A. very intensive
Explanation:
They use small plots
Mercury is a beneficial element in the food chain.
True
False
Fill in the blanks:
1. Removal of soil by running water, wind and glacier is known as_____
Answer:
Erosion
Explanation:
Which body of water is the arrow on the
map above pointing to?
A. the Murray River
B. the Darling River
C. the Waikato River
D. Sunderland Falls bbg
Answer:
The Darling River.
Explanation:
Hope this helps!!
Answer:
It should be B, since C and D are not even in Australia and the Murray River is the line that goes through Victoria. I hope I was of any helped!
How does water change the shape of Earth’s surface?
Water changes the shape of Earth in the following ways-
The running water such as rivers and streams causes the disintegration of rocks into smaller pieces. This is called weathering which changes the topographic features.The weathered rock pieces are easily eroded with moving water. The water deposits the rocks in newer places which create new landforms.The property of water to dissolve a large number of substances is majorly responsible for changing the Earth's surface as it helps in the transport of a large number of materials such as soil, rocks, etc. to different places.For example- The North Indian Plains are created due to the erosional and depositional activities of rivers draining that region.
Answer:
sample response
Explanation:
Water shapes Earth’s surface by wearing away soil and rock and through the movement of glaciers. Weathering through the action of water and frost or ice also changes the shape of Earth’s surface.
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Which is an important safety precaution that should be taken during a tornado?
Stay away from doors and windows.
Move to high ground to avoid flood waters.
Try to avoid the storm by driving or running.
Stay outside to avoid being trapped in a building.
Answer:
the first one
Explanation:
the first one
Answer:
Stay away from doors and windows.
Explanation:
All the other ones can cause you to get hurt. Stay away from doors and windows so they don't break.
To pursue one's studies
Answer:
You can go to college or do online classes
what is the mass of the object
340.9g
493.9g
439.0g
934.1g
Answer:
493.9g is the correct answer
Help me I’m giving brainlest plsss
Answer:
I think central Asia not conform
Answer:
The American Sunbelt
Explanation:
A Multiple-Nuclei Model city is a city that does not have one central area, but instead has several nodes that act as regional centers for economic or residential activity within one larger city. Los Angeles, with its many distinct neighborhoods, is a prototypical example of this type of city.
Picture study: Look at this picture and answer the following puestion
1. What is the term used for the condition shown in the picture?
2. Can you state two harmful effects resulting from it?
Answer:
deforestation
can result to loss of proper oxygen as trees are known to provide oxygen and can also cause global warming as there will be changes in the atmospheric pressure
please help if you can
Answer:
hi
Explanation:
Describe the characteristics of temperature and rainfall in the hot semi-arid climate zone.
[4]
Answer:
Semi-arid climate receives very minimal rainfall that can support large vegetations or forests.
But there are different kinds of semi-arid climates, depending on variables such as temperature, and they give rise to different biomes.
I need help please!!!!
Answer:
The wall, has drawn international condemnation, cuts deep into Palestinian territory and has resulted in the confiscation of large cover of fertile Palestinian land, the isolation of Palestinian towns and villages, and has cut off thousands of Palestinians from social services, schools, and farmland.
Explanation:
What is Earth's largest continent?
Answer:
Asia!!!!!
Explanation:
Answer:
Asia is the largest continent.
What trends has NASA and NOAA satellites found after measuring sea levels for over two decades?
7 points
Answer:
Sea level rise is caused primarily by two factors related to global warming: the added water from melting ice sheets and glaciers and the expansion of seawater as it warms. ... * You now need to create an Earthdata account to access NASA's sea level data. Register here for free.
Explanation:
Most of the Australian people live in which part of Australia?
The rainforest
The outback
The southeastern coast
The west coast
how many layers of the earth are they
Answer:
there are 3 layers.!!!!
Answer:
The Earth has Three Layers
Inner Core, Outer Core, Mantle, Upper Mantle, and Crust
Explanation:
The earth is made up of three different layers: the crust, the mantle and the core. This is the outside layer of the earth and is made of solid rock, mostly basalt and granite. There are two types of crust; oceanic and continental.
python is a rare animal
Answer: Its not rare and this isn't a question so stop deleting my answer.
Which incident in Somalia caused President Clinton to withdraw U.S. troops from the country?
A.
the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the the United States
B.
outbreak of famine in the country
C.
televised images of bodies of U.S. troops dragged through Somalia's capital city
D.
the country's alignment with the former Soviet Union as an ally
Answer:
C. Televised images of bodies of U.S. troops dragged through
Somalia's capital city
I did the test.
characteristics of Mediterranean vegetation
Answer:
Mediterranean vegetation is any scrubby, dense vegetation composed of broad-leaved evergreen shrubs, bushes, and small trees that grows between 30° and 40° north and south latitudes and is typically less than 2.5 m (about 8 feet) tall.
Explanation:
The Isthmus of Panama is bordered by which two oceans?
A.Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean
B.Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean
C.Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean
D.Crimean Sea and Mediterranean Sea
Answer:
The correct answer is A the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean.
Explanation:
Hope this helped Mark BRAINLEST!!!!!
How do fjords impact people (travel, communication, work)?
I GIVE BRAINLISTEST. Which of the following ethnic groups are generally nomadic herders A. Mongols B. Kazakhs C. Croats D. Koreans. B. is wrong plz answer
Answer:
a
Explanation:
what are the states? please help.....
Answer:
1.alaska
2. hawaii
3.washington
4. oregon
5. califronia
6. idaho
7. nevada
8. utah
9. arizona
Explanation:
3 reasons for the dry conditions in central Antarctic
Answer:
The driest place on Earth is in Antarctica in an area called the Dry Valleys, which have seen no rain for nearly 2 million years. ... The reason why this region receives no rain is due to Katabatic winds, winds from the mountains that are so heavy with moisture that gravity pulls them down and away from the Valleys.
The driest place on Earth is in Antarctica in an area called the Dry Valleys, which have seen no rain for nearly 2 million years. ... The reason why this region receives no rain is due to Katabatic winds, winds from the mountains that are so heavy with moisture that gravity pulls them down and away from the Valleys.Antarctica’s climate is also very windy and dry. Wind speeds vary across the continent and are discussed in Regional climate variation and weather; but the idea that Antarctica is a kind of desert requires some explanation here. The relative humidity of air at the South Pole is often as low as 0.03%, and the continent is a polar desert. This may at first seem surprising with 99% of its area being covered by ice; and Antarctica certainly doesn’t conform to the image that most people have of a desert. Yet, most of Antarctica is classed as a desert on the basis of its mean annual precipitation. What little precipitation there is mostly falls as snow, averaging less than 50mm a year (water equivalent) across much of the interior. This is in the ‘hyper arid’ category, shared with the Sahara, Namib, Atacama, and other great deserts of the world. The presence of so much ice despite such low precipitation is simply due to the fact that low temperatures cause even less ablation than accumulation (see Tectonic history: into the deep freeze and Ice sheets and glaciation for an account of the build up of the Antarctic Ice Sheet).
The driest place on Earth is in Antarctica in an area called the Dry Valleys, which have seen no rain for nearly 2 million years. ... The reason why this region receives no rain is due to Katabatic winds, winds from the mountains that are so heavy with moisture that gravity pulls them down and away from the Valleys.Antarctica’s climate is also very windy and dry. Wind speeds vary across the continent and are discussed in Regional climate variation and weather; but the idea that Antarctica is a kind of desert requires some explanation here. The relative humidity of air at the South Pole is often as low as 0.03%, and the continent is a polar desert. This may at first seem surprising with 99% of its area being covered by ice; and Antarctica certainly doesn’t conform to the image that most people have of a desert. Yet, most of Antarctica is classed as a desert on the basis of its mean annual precipitation. What little precipitation there is mostly falls as snow, averaging less than 50mm a year (water equivalent) across much of the interior. This is in the ‘hyper arid’ category, shared with the Sahara, Namib, Atacama, and other great deserts of the world. The presence of so much ice despite such low precipitation is simply due to the fact that low temperatures cause even less ablation than accumulation (see Tectonic history: into the deep freeze and Ice sheets and glaciation for an account of the build up of the Antarctic Ice Sheet).Although related, the terms climate and weather do have distinct meanings. This section focuses on the general climate characteristics of Antarctica as a whole, while the next section looks more specifically at regional differences in Antarctica’s climate and weather across the continent.
continent.
Africa is the world's
A largest
B. second largest
C. third largest
D. smallest
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
О А
Answer:
it's the second largest
Explanation:
An experiment must be controlled in order for a scientist to_________________________. Predict the outcome rely on his or her personal feelings ignore findings that do not fit his or her ideas interpret results accurately
Answer:
maybe the last one "interpret results accurately so sorry if its wrong
Explanation: