Are tides considered deep-water waves anywhere in the ocean? Why or why not?

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Q: In the context of geomorphology, what is meant by the term relief?

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Q: What geographic factors explain the locations of early industry in Europe?

A: The industrial revolution has started in the country of Europe. It has invented the new modern econo...

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A: A Longshore current is no other than an ocean current where its movement is parallel to the shorelin...

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A: The country has many industries such as offshore banking, education and health care institutions, to...

Q: Explain the primary differences between a GIS and a LIS.

A: The information about our surroundings and space and their different aspects is stored and used thro...

Q: Describe and explain the differences between an earthflow and a mudflow.

A: Mudflow, stream of water that contains a lot of suspended particles and sediment. It has a higher th...

Q: What are the five factors involved in soil formation?

A:                    Soils are named and classified on the basis of physical and chemical properties. ...

Q: What is a soil horizon?

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A: Energy budget- An energy financial plan portrays how energy is changed starting with one state then ...

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Q: Why is tropical rainforest loss a major environmental concern today?

A: Tropical Rainforest-Tropical rainforest occurs in the area which receives heavy rainfall. They are s...

Q: Compare and contrast the following seawater desalination methods: distillation, solar humidification...

A: Distillation:                   Multi-effect distillation is a distillation process that is used for...

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A: Demographic transition shows the growth of the population,  and the factors relating to that growth,...

Q: Describe divergent plate movements in detail.

A: The plates form the exterior layer of the earth, the lithosphere. The intense currents within the mo...

Q: Describe the steps involved in the scientific method.

A: Scientific methods  are used to obtain precise knowledge about any particular thing, scientific meth...

Q: What are the similarities and differences among the grasslands: savanna, prairie, and steppe?

A: It is a biome, in which there is mostly grasses have grown in any place of land. Grasslands maybe ha...

Q: Briefly explain the eruption sequence of a typical geyser.

A: A geyser is found on Earth's surface and in the shape of a vent that periodically ejects a column of...

Q: Describe how chief Mountain, Montana, is associated with faulting.

A: Montana state is located in the northwestern part of the U.S, it shares a border with Canada, it is ...

Q: Q:3a) Explain coastal landform by the help of the definition of constructive landform and destructiv...

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Q: Describe radial drainage patterns and one kind of location where such a drainage pattern might be fo...

A: INTRODUCTION: In reaction to the land surface's fundamental structure and incline, complete stream s...

Q: Explain the close connection among latitude, regional climates, and agricultural production in Russi...

A: Russia is a country that occupies the land of Europe and the Northern part of Asia. It has a unique ...

Q: Describe at least two reasons why coal replaced wood as society's primary fuel source during the ind...

A: The industrial revolution is considered as the benchmark for the evolution of the world in the field...

Q: Explain the concept of isostasy.

A: The term isostasy was proposed in 1889 by the American geologist C. Dutton, but the first idea of ma...

Q: How are soils classified and mapped?

A: Soil is the mixture sediments, minerals, water, organic matter, and air. It is the surface of land a...

Q: How might humans be enhancing the natural greenhouse effect?

A: Greenhouse effect-The gases that are transparent to solar radiation but retain the partiality reflec...

Q: Describe the topography, climate, and hydrology of Europe.

A: CLIMATE: It has a temperate type of climate and has warm summers and cold winters. Southern Europe h...

Q: In what ways is an increase in altitude similar to an increase in latitude?

A: Altitude is the height of the mark measured from the sea level. Latitude is the imaginary line on th...

Q: Describe the differences between counterterrorism and counterinsurgency.

A: Counter-psychological oppression (additionally spelled counterterrorism), otherwise called against i...

Q: What are the positive and negative effects of urbanization?

A: Urbanization is one of the common characteristics of economic development. With the gradual growth o...

Q: List the major characteristics and patterns of diffusion of Islam.

A: They are based on Judeo - Christian religions and have the monotheistic message. They follow some sa...

Q: What is a cyclone? An anticyclone?

A: ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES: Atmospheric disturbances are those which disturb the normal on-going of at...

Q: A company wants to mine sea floor minerals. What technological issues would there be for developing ...

A: Marine sediment defines as the deposit of insoluble material, rock, and soil particles transported f...

Q: Differentiate between island and rimland environments and the environmental issues that affect these...

A: Physical geography can divide the continental mass into different types based on proximity to the se...

Q: what is capillary water?

A: Water that stays in the dirt after gravitational water is emptied out, that is dependent upon the la...

Q: To construct a diagonal scale to show metres, decimetres and centimetres and long enough to measure ...

A: a)R.F.(representative factor) : drwaing size of an object actual size12.5= 1:2.5 b)Unit to be shown ...

Q: How does moisture in cohesive soils affects the plasticity?

A: The fine-grained soil types have strong intergranular adhesive forces called cohesive soil. The most...

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A: VON THUNEN'S AGRICULTURAL LAND USE MODEL: The Von Thunen model of agricultural land use was created ...

Q: Distinguish between mutualism and parasitism.

A: Symbiosis is a close alliance or correlation between two or more unrelated living organisms living t...

Q: Identify how cultural globalization affects different parts of Central Asia in distinct ways, and ex...

A: Cultural globalization is one way of integrating different worlds, in which other cultural habits, n...

Q: Describe differences between summertime and wintertime beaches. Explain why these differences occur.

A: Beaches are the interface between the ocean and mainland, made of unconsolidated rocks and loose san...

Q: What is a hot spot? Name at least one present-day example of a hot spot.

A: CRUST: Crust is the uppermost or outermost layer of the earth. The thickness of the layer varies fr...

Q: 6. Which of the following about the globalization of agriculture is true? Subsistence farming is cur...

A: Agriculture has undergone a great transformation in both positive and negative aspects due to the em...

Q: Why is urban sprawl bad?

A: The process of extending the margins of a city or a town to adjacent peri-urban or rural or unused l...

Q: Explain why upwelling areas are associated with an abundance of marine life.

A: Upwelling zones- It is the wind-driven motion of dense, cold, and nutrient rich zone in water. These...

Q: Describe the first step in the formation of soil.

A: Soil is the most important element on the earth's surface as every bioorganism obtains its food from...

Q: create a 300-word contemporary essay depicting the current situation of the philippines.

A: The Philippines is among East Asia Pacific's most competitive economies. The Philippines' economic d...