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Q: Summarize the six processes by which water changes fromone state to another. Indicate whether heat…

A: One of the several configurations in which matter can exist is a state of matter. In daily life, we…

Q: . Explain how we can better understand the ecosystem.

A: As per the company rule we can answer only first question and rest can be reposted.

Q: 5. GCB surveys are focused on perceptions of corruption in a country expressed by: A members of the…

A: The Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) is a corruption investigation conducted by Transparency…

Q: Where would you expect the thickness of the troposphere (that is, the distance between Earth’s…

A: Troposphere is the lowest layer of earth's atmosphere. The layer above it, is known as stratosphere.…

Q: Prepare a sketch of the four drainage patterns discussed in this section.

A: The topography of the area is a key component in determining the type of drainage pattern.

Q: M A S T E R P L U M B I N G — 265 meters from your house, is a well where part of the community take…

A: The amount of water used that is removed and then not put back into the original water source is…

Q: Why does air expand as it moves upward through the atmosphere?

A: Air expands as it climbs because air pressure drops as altitude rises. Air adiabatically cools when…

Q: Is there a strong link between volcanic eruptions and long-term climate change? Why or why not?

A: A volcanic ejection is when magma and gas are let out of a well of lava — here and there…

Q: 1. For each storm, examine the cloud pattern and determine whether the flow is clockwise or…

A: Three of the picture of the hurricanes are explained below in points.

Q: What role do ocean currents play in determining local temperatures?

A: Oceanography is the scientific study of seas and ocean along with studying their dynamic physical…

Q: Why isn’t condensation alone able to generate droplets large enough to fall as rain?

A: In relation to the liquid droplets, a cloud that produces droplets of liquid has a relative humidity…

Q: what are the likely textures of soils developed from/in soil creep materials. Provide…

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Q: Compare a food chain with a food web. Use examples to help

A: Food is a primary source of energy for any organism. Based on the food, the organisms survive and…

Q: Tutorial Questions and Exercises 1. Describe in short paragraphs, with specific examples, how…

A: We will answer you first 3 since the exact one wasn't specified. Please submit a new question…

Q: Define the pressure gradient force (PGF). What role does the pressure gradient force play in…

A: Pressure Gradient Force (PGF): Pressure gradient force is caused by pressure difference between two…

Q: Calculate the lifting condensation level (LCL) for the twofollowing examples. (Assume that the dew…

A: Dew point temperature isn't changing with level until LCL is recorded. Over the LCL dew point…

Q: Answer the following questions. Use connectors to show cause and effect. The first has been done for…

A: The answers for the first three questions has been explained in points.

Q: Describe convective lifting.

A: Convective lifting is the rising of air due to convection process.

Q: Dicuss what can cause loss of life during an earthquake, with examples from overseases, PNG-SI.

A: To write about the events that cause loss of life during earthquakes.

Q: Give an example of how geographic position and prevailing winds influence local temperatures.

A: INTRODUCTION: Since the atmosphere is fixed to the earth by gravity and rotates with the earth,…

Q: What element is the fuel for main-sequence stars?

A: The evolution of stars is called as Steller evolution. Main sequence stars are types of stable…

Q: Describe or sketch the vertical temperature profile that would cause precipitation that began as…

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Q: Complete each of the sentences below. Your answer choices for the first half of the sentence (before…

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Q: What are aerosols, and what role do they play in the atmosphere?

A: Aerosols are the fine particles suspended in the earth's atmosphere. The interaction between these…

Q: List and briefly define the four spheres that constitute the Earth system.

A: Earth is the third closest planet to the Sun. Earth is the only planet in our Solar System that can…

Q: How does pressure change vertically in the atmosphere?

A: The pressure exerted by the molecules of atmosphere is termed as the atmospheric pressure.

Q: What are the likely textures of soils developed from/in glacial moraine outwash. Provide…

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Q: Scientific theory is: A hypothesis is: Scientific law is: External energy responsible for:…

A: 1)Scientific theory A scientific theory is an explanation for a phenomenon in the natural world or…

Q: A southwest wind blows from the --------- (direction) toward the ---------- (direction).

A: Wind is named after the direction from where it is coming. If wind is coming from south, it is named…

Q: Define latent heat, and explain the role that latent heat of condensation plays in the growth of…

A: Latent heat may be defined as the amount of hidden heat added to or removed from a substance to…

Q: Briefly explain the primary causes of the seasons.

A: In relation to its orbital plane, the earth's spin axis is inclined. Below are the points given to…

Q: What are Perigee and apogee points?

A: Perigee point: The point of the moon or any other satellite that orbits the earth, when it is near…

Q: List four reasons why water bodies heat up and cool down slower than land surfaces.

A: The more noteworthy portability of water, haziness of land, and contrast in unambiguous intensity…

Q: Leggere, an internet book retailer, is interested in better understanding the purchase decisions of…

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Q: 1. Why do you think the clouds formed over the ocean while the land areas are cloud free? 2. Why are…

A: The surroundings in which all the plants, animals and other living beings reside is known as the…

Q: With aid if diagrams, what is/are the likely texture(s) of soils developed from/in Loess (provide…

A: The formation of the earth can be dated back to around 4.5 billion years ago. In the initial stages…

Q: What is a good reason someone might agree with Alvin Plantinga? What is a good reason someone might…

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Q: What environmental or climate conditions would influence how easy or hard it is to travel between…

A: It get affected only by some ways like due to climate change first of the level of water will…

Q: When this weather balloon was launched, the surface temperature was 17°C. It is now at an altitude…

A: 1. What term is applied to the instrument package being carried aloft by the balloon? The term…

Q: Explain with examples and illustrations, how topography, altitude and aspect influence weather of a…

A: Land and weather go hand in hand when determining everyday forecasts and as the atmosphere moves…

Q: (Q001) Identify the true statement. a) A deposit of gypsum and halite found beneath the…

A: Here we need to find the true statement. So the option A is correct answer .

Q: Briefly describe the hydrologic cycle.

A: Earth can be divided into four major subsystems. These are (1) Atmosphere, (2) Hydrosphere, (3)…

Q: List the ways relative humidity can change in nature.

A: INTRODUCTION:Relative Humidity (RH) is a ratio, expressed in percent, of the amount of atmospheric…

Q: The Arctic and Antarctic Circles are located at 66.5o N and 66.5o S, respectively. These latitudes…

A: Winter Solstice: It occurs at December 21, when southern hemisphere experiences summer and northern…

Q: Describe how the H-R diagram is used to determine which stars are “giants.”

A: INTRODUCTION:  Hnertzprung Russell diagram, also known as HR diagram, is a graph in which the…

Q: What are contrails, and why do they occur? How do contrails affect local weather?

A: Contrail: Contrail is the condensed water which comes from a rocket or aircraft. It is white streak…

Q: The tropics receive more solar radiation than is lost. Why then don’t the tropics keep getting…

A: The energy from the sun that enters the Planet's atmosphere and surface is known as insolation.…

Q: What direction does the wind blow around a surface highpressure system in the Northern Hemisphere?…

A: Winds are defined as a direct result of difference in air pressures which blows from areas of high…

Q: List the Impacts of Tsunami.

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Q: How does population growth impact climate change?

A: The climatologist are the ones which are studies about climate variability, climate change and…