State the principle of superposition?

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Q: What is the difference from magma and lava ?

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Q: Earth presently has 1.4 billion hectares of arable land, and each hectare produces between 1 and 2…

A: It is given that each hectare of land is producing grain between 1 and 2 tons, its average 1.5 tons…

Q: What does the slope represent?

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Q: Why is sand drier than clay?

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Q: Non-Foliated metamorphic rocks are usually found near a. Glaciers b. Intrusive ingenious rock c.…

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Q: Which of the following fault is having highest percentage of occurrence in the power system

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Q: Tensional forces normally cause which one of the following? A) normal faults B) strike-slip faults…

A: Tensional forces normally cause which one of the following? A) normal faults B) strike-slip faults…

Q: Which of these plots represents a plastic deformation? Explain your reasoning. F F Al AL

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Q: The weathering and erosion caused by wind, water, and ice contribute to the formation of sedimentary…

A: Weathering and erosion cause formation of Sedimentary rocks

Q: Radiocarbon dating technique is used to estimate the age of: A. rocks B. monuments C. soil D.…

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Q: How can we analyze the motion and deformation of extended objects?

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Q: What is a 'period' in reference to seismology?

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Q: Do you think partial melting will occur if the pressure is high in the asthenosphere?

A: If the pressure is high in the asthenosphere, partial melting will occur or not?

Q: What is a series of mountain of hills ranged in a line connected by high ground?

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Q: The following diagram shows parts of the rock cycle. Sediments Deposition A Igneous Rock Sedimentary…

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Q: DIFFERENTIATE THE HAZARD AND DISASTER.

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Q: A Richter 9.0 earthquake releases energy equivalent to about 500 megatons of TNT. The Hiroshima…

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Q: What is wedge ?

A: GIVEN;  Define wedge and its principle on which it works ?

Q: The energy released in an aftershock is 1/8 of that in an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2 on the…

A: Magnitude of earthquake on richter scale (M) = 7.2

Q: how does physics relate to geology?

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Q: An earthquake of magnitude 6 on Richter scale has ______________ times more destructive energy than…

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Q: Is the earth flat

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Q: One earthquake has a Richter scale reading of 6.5. Another is one-thousandth as strong. What is its…

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Q: Which must be true for metamorphism to occur?   A) The parent rock must be in solid form. B) Tons of…

A: Metamorphism is the variation of minerals or geologic character in pre-existing rocks. The change…

Q: Give some applications of Radioactive dating?

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Q: Describe the principle of superimposition, Give an example

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Q: Why is the plastic deformation behavior nonrecoverable? (one sentence. Only the first sentence will…

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Q: Sedimentation centrifuges separate insoluble particles from liquids based

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Q: state two differences between elastic deformation and plastic deformation.

A: The difference between elastic and plastic deformation is as follows.

Q: Explain the principle behind superposition

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Q: Which of the following is NOT an evidence of continental drift? O Fossils O Magma samples O…

A: Required : Which is not an evidence of continental shift.

Q: The Grinnell Glacier in Glacier National Park had a surface area of 1,020,009 square meters in 1966.…

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Q: A specimen of shale has a mass of 17.25 g dry and 22.24 g wet.  The volume of the specimen is 12.15…

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Q: Which of the following is not an intrusive igneous body? A) Stock B) Dike C) Stope D) Batholith

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Q: Limestone turns into marble when there is a great amount of heat and pressure. Identify the change…

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Q: Find the slope​ (pitch) of a perfectly smooth rock formation that rises 36.1feet vertically over a…

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Q: Rates of tectonic uplift can be determined from the age and elevation of stream terraces,…

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Q: ILLUSTRATION TYPE FORM OF CHARACTERISTI SHAPE COF OF OF VOLCANO LAVA VOLCANO ERUPTION

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Special Relativity

The theory of special relativity discusses how space and time are related to objects traveling along a straight line at a constant speed. Simply stated, as an object reaches the speed of light, its mass becomes infinite and it is unable to move faster than light. This interstellar speed limit has been the topic of much debate in astronomy, and also in science fiction when people consider how to fly over large distances.