1.One reason the Earth is hot inside is because of " heat of formation . " What is the other source of earth's internal heat ?

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Q: Prepare and label a simple sketch that shows what happens to incoming solar radiation.

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Q: Refer to the meteogram in Figure 3.2 . Determine the maximum and minimum temperatures for each day…

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A: In this question we need to explain why increased energy demand worldwide is a cause of concern.

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A: We have given a statement and we need to find the whether this statement is true or false.

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A: When snowflakes fall into a warmer layer of air and entirely melt, freezing rain results.

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Q: Describe each of the following measures: monthly mean temperature, annual mean temperature, and…

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Q: List the components of Earth’s atmosphere, and indicate which ones are variable.

A: These changeable elements include ozone, dust, and water vapor.

Q: at least 6 sources of geographical data

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Q: Determine which statements refer to weather, and which are considered climate. a. The baseball game…

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Q: After examining Table 2.1 , write a general statement that relates the season, latitude, and the…

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Q: What layer of the atmosphere is located above the 200-millibar level?

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Q: Describe two inadvertent weather modifications.

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Q: Why do meteorologists most often refer to climatological seasons rather than astronomical seasons?

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Q: Briefly describe how the Coriolis force and friction modify air movement.

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Q: This image, which shows the first sunrise of 2008 at the South Pole, was taken at the U.S.…

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Q: What processes happened to go from the supercontinent to today's continental configuration?

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Q: Refer to the graph in Figure 1.4 to answer the followingquestions about temperatures in New York…

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Q: Describe degenerate matter.

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Q: Which exerts more pressure, dry or moist air? Explain.

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Q: Rank visible, infrared, and ultraviolet radiation from longest to shortest wavelength and from most…

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Q: Explain how can PNG government policy on disaster reduction help us?

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Q: Briefly describe the hydrologic cycle.

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Q: 1. (9.1) Create a labeled diagram to illustrate how CFCs interact with ozone (O3) in the…

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Q: Compare latent heat and sensible heat.

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Q: What is distinctive about Jupiter’s satellite Io?

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Q: What events recorded in ocean floor rocks prove the existence of sea floor spreading?   a.…

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Q: Define main-sequence star. Explain the criteria used to classify stars as giants.

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Q: What is the ionosphere? How is it related to the auroras?

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Q: Calculate the noon Sun angle for your location on June 21 (summer solstice).

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Q: What is the significance of the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn?

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