Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
9th Edition
ISBN: 9780134746241
Author: Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher: PEARSON
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Transcribed Image Text:Unstuck Al Files Home | bartleby uncch.instructure.com/courses/81584/files?preview=11096406 scc Home | mySCC ㅁㅁ GS Union Chapel Hill Prob set 6 - Review problems.docx Account Dashboard Courses 28 Groups Calendar 103 Inbox く Help K EMES200.001.SP25 Files ✓ + Page < 3. For the plate boundary shown below, sketch a diagram in velocity space that represents a) the relative motion between the two plates, and b) the range of all possible velocities for a triple junction that is migrating along the given plate boundary. B 20 mm/yr A 4. For the following plate boundary triple junction, draw an ACCURATE velocity space diagram using ruler, protractor, etc. and determine whether or not the triple junction is stable. A 30 mm/yr ? C B 90 mm/yr 2 > of 3 口 K Relaunch to update : ✓ Download ⑦Info × Close ZOOM +
Unstuck Al Files Home | bartleby uncch.instructure.com/courses/81584/files?preview=11096406 scc Home | mySCC ㅁㅁ GS Union Chapel Hill Prob set 6 - Review problems.docx Account EMES200.001.SP25 Files ✓ + Page < 1 Dashboard Courses 28 Groups Name: Problem Set 6 These are mostly review problems and represent calculations or plots that likely will be covered on the final exam. To receive full credit for this problem set, upload a completed problem set (PDF) to Canvas by 2:00 pm on Tuesday April 29. Answers will be posted at 3 PM on April 29. 1. A liquid has a composition of 80% An and 20% Di. If the liquid is cooled to 1400°C, what is the composition of the remaining liquid at this temperature? Calendar 103 Inbox く Help K 1600 1500 liquid T(°C) 1392 1300 diopside liquid 1200 anorthite+liquid 1553 1274 diopside + anorthite Di 20 Y 40 60 weight % anorthite 80 An ☑ 2. During the last ice age, much of North America was covered in a thick ice sheet. When it melted, the removal of this load allowed the crust to rebound and rise. (Remember, it is this post-glacial rebound that allowed geologists to estimate the viscosity of the mantle). The shore line of Hudson Bay, Canada is currently at sea level. During the last ice age, it was covered by an ice sheet 2.5 km thick with a density of 0.9g/cm³. Assume that the crust at Hudson Bay is 40 km thick and has a density of 2.7 g/cm³. What was the elevation of the rocks that make up the modern-day shoreline of Hudson Bay back when these rocks were buried by the North American ice sheet, 10,000 years ago? In other words, how far below sea-level were they pushed down by the ice? Assume mantle density is 3.3 g/cm³. of 3 口 K Relaunch to update : ✓ Download ⑦Info × Close ZOOM +
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Transcribed Image Text:Unstuck Al Files Home | bartleby uncch.instructure.com/courses/81584/files?preview=11096406 scc Home | mySCC ㅁㅁ GS Union Chapel Hill Prob set 6 - Review problems.docx Account EMES200.001.SP25 Files ✓ + Page < 1 Dashboard Courses 28 Groups Name: Problem Set 6 These are mostly review problems and represent calculations or plots that likely will be covered on the final exam. To receive full credit for this problem set, upload a completed problem set (PDF) to Canvas by 2:00 pm on Tuesday April 29. Answers will be posted at 3 PM on April 29. 1. A liquid has a composition of 80% An and 20% Di. If the liquid is cooled to 1400°C, what is the composition of the remaining liquid at this temperature? Calendar 103 Inbox く Help K 1600 1500 liquid T(°C) 1392 1300 diopside liquid 1200 anorthite+liquid 1553 1274 diopside + anorthite Di 20 Y 40 60 weight % anorthite 80 An ☑ 2. During the last ice age, much of North America was covered in a thick ice sheet. When it melted, the removal of this load allowed the crust to rebound and rise. (Remember, it is this post-glacial rebound that allowed geologists to estimate the viscosity of the mantle). The shore line of Hudson Bay, Canada is currently at sea level. During the last ice age, it was covered by an ice sheet 2.5 km thick with a density of 0.9g/cm³. Assume that the crust at Hudson Bay is 40 km thick and has a density of 2.7 g/cm³. What was the elevation of the rocks that make up the modern-day shoreline of Hudson Bay back when these rocks were buried by the North American ice sheet, 10,000 years ago? In other words, how far below sea-level were they pushed down by the ice? Assume mantle density is 3.3 g/cm³. of 3 口 K Relaunch to update : ✓ Download ⑦Info × Close ZOOM +
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