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High School
No need explanation, just give me the answer plsMatch the listed components of the solar system with their correct description.Choices - use a choice only onceA.CometB.PlutoC.MarsD.SaturnE.IoF.NeptuneG.The Kuiper BeltH.Planetary RingsI.EuropaJ.JupiterK.MercuryL.The Asteroid BeltM.CeresN.CallistoO.The Oort Cloud
Geography
College
what is secondary economic activity in geography
Geography
High School
For decades natural resource economists have recognized the dangers of overharvesting different species of fish, as fisheries have been considered a classic example of the problems of managing a commons. In recent years there has been a dramatic expansion in the size and efficiency of fishing fleets and this has only raised further concerns over harvesting at unsustainable levels. These concerns have been reinforced by sharp declines in the global catch of fish.Suppose that you are a member of a fisheries management council that must issue regulations to dramatically reduce the harvest of a particular fish stock. What steps could betaken to prevent such a tragedy?
Geography
High School
population density of indonesia
Geography
High School
Can different soils develop from the same kind of parent material? Can similar soils develop from different parent materials? Select the answers below that are correct. There may be more than one correct answer. Group of answer choicesA.Different soils can develop on similar parent materials given necessary changes in the other factors such as climate and time.B.Parent material determines what kind of soil develops. You cannot develop different types of soil from the same parent material.C.Similar soils can develop on different parent material given appropriate changes in the climate and length of time the soil has been developing.D.Even changes in climate or length in time will not develop similar soils from different parent materials.
Geography
High School
Sensible heat is distributed across the earths surface, with what percentage of the total is accounted for by sensible heat transfer over land, and how much is accounted for by sensible heat transfer over the oceans? How much does latent energy transfer contribute to the total Earths surface heat budget?
Geography
High School
State 10 successful entrepreneurs in the tourism industry in India
Geography
High School
Chapter 14: Glaciers:12. What are glaciers and where and why do they exist?13. Know how alpine glaciers move. (Explain the two ways).14. List all the landscapes resulted of flowing glaciers (alpine). Know how to identify them on a figure.15. What are some of the depositional features of glaciers? What kind of materials do they deposit?
Geography
High School
At a certain point during the orbit of the Earth around the Sun, if you are standing on the Tropic of Cancer, the Sun will be directly overhead at noon. At this point it is also the day with the longest hours of sunlight in the Northern Hemisphere. This point of the Earth's orbit is called: (choose all answers that different people in different places on Earth might call this part of the orbit) The winter solstice for the Northern hemisphere The summer solstice for the Northern hemisphere The vernal equinox for the Southern hemisphere The autumnal equinox for the Southern hemisphere The autumnal equinox for the Northern hemisphere The vernal equinox for the Northern hemisphere The summer solstice for the Southern hemisphere The winter solstice for the Southern hemisphere
Geography
High School
Match the listed components of the solar system with their correct description. Choices - use a choice only once A. Europa B. Pluto C. The Asteroid Belt D. Uranus E. The Kuiper Belt F. lo G. Jupiter H. Venus 1. Neptune J. The Oort Cloud K. Saturn L. Callisto M. Comet N. Ganymede O. Mercury P. Ceres Q. Planetary Rings R. Mars S. Earth
Geography
High School
Compare and contrast how we define ourselves with how we define other people.
Geography
College
A quadratic function and an exponential function are graphed below. How do the decay rates of the functions compareover the interval-2x0?5+4The exponential function decays at one-half the rate of the quadratic function.The exponential function decays at the same rate as the quadratic function.The exponential function decays at two-thirds the rate of the quadratic function.Save and ExitMark this and returnNextSubmit
Geography
College
John loves to sleep late in the morning. He also knows that school is important. This morning, John choseto wake up and get to school on time. In doing this, he gave up the opportunity to sleep in. The opportunity costof John's choice to go to school is two or three hours of sleep.Ana loves to go camping with her family and is looking forward to their trip next weekend. Ana learns that hergood friend is having a sleepover birthday party the same Saturday as the trip.For Ana, what would be the opportunity cost of going to her friend's party? Why?
Geography
High School
What is the center point of a data set when all of the values are listed in order?the mean the medianthe modethe range
Geography
High School
In this activity, we will look at the different sediment types and determine which would be the best for water well construction.- Which layer was the water able to pass through the easiest?- Describe the permeability and porosity of this layer.- Which layer was the hardest for water to pass through?- Is the output what you expected to see, based on the permeability of each of the layers?- Watch the rain fall over the urban area. What do you see happening on the surface?- What happens to the water level over 4 years below the urban area?- What happens if you leave the scenario running for at least 10 years?
Geography
High School
Which city would have the coldest temperature?Group of answer choicesDEFC
Geography
High School
North Atlantic cod larvae are part of a simple food chain: Phytoplankton ZooplanktonCod Larvae (arrows denote movement of energy; i.e. zoop eat phyto). Phytoplankton and Zooplankton have a relatively high Q10 for development time, while cod has a low value. Describe what may happen to this food web with increased warming from climate change.
Geography
High School
Tive FilutThe continental crust is more dense than the oceanic crust. True False
Geography
High School
Provide at least two arguments supporting the theory that glycolysis is believed to be the first energy production mechanism on earth
Geography
High School
Experiments of human activities on rivers in mokopane
Geography
High School
examine this map of the continent of africa. At which latitudesis the atmostphere rising? at which latitudes is it sinking? howdoes this atmospheric circulation influence the continent'sclimates
Geography
High School
Answer both of the following questions: 1. Suppose that a typical comet has a mass of 1014 kg. that it orbits the Sun once every 60 years, and that during the 3 months it is closest to the Sun it emits gases at a rate of 103 kg per second. We want to calculate how long it can survive before being entirely dissipated away by the Sun. Describe the logic of the calculation you will use, and then carry out the calculation. 2. Suppose that the Oort Cloud contains 10 billion comets. What is the total mass of all these comets? Do they add up to more or less than the mass of the Earth? Describe the logic of the calculation you will use, and then carry out the calculation.
Geography
High School
Below is a list of planetary properties. If you were to compare the numerical value of each property for Mars and Earth, which planet would have the larger value for each property?Group of answer choicesRadius[ Choose ] Earth MarsMass[ Choose ] Earth MarsDensity[ Choose ] Earth MarsDistance from the Sun[ Choose ] Earth MarsOrbital Period[ Choose ] Earth MarsRotation Period[ Choose ] Earth MarsSurface Temperature[ Choose ] Earth MarsAtmosphere Density[ Choose ] Earth Mars
Geography
High School
What would occur if all of the ice on Greenland and Antarctica melted?a.glacial transgressionb.marine transgressionc.continental transgressiond.marine regressione.continental regression
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