If the polls close during a presidential election at 8 PM EST in New York, what is the standard time in Colorado? (Enter your answer in the format 11 for 11:00. Please select AM or PM, and the appropriate time zone.)

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A: The convergent  boundaries are sites where the plates of lithosphere shift one to the other. The pla...

Q: Discuss the animal populations that clearly suffered from the effects of DDT and the way in which th...

A: The effects on our environment and animals there were many other effects that DDT had on organisms, ...

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A: Hydrothermal vents and cold seeps are ocean floor landforms.

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A: Religion, indeed in Japan is mainly manifested in Shintoism and also Buddhism, as the dominant two r...

Q: Why do trees require so much more moisture to survive than grass?

A: Trees require large amounts of water or moisture contents s their survival depends mostly on water. ...

Q: What are the standard time and date at (40 N, 110 W) when the standard time at (30 N, 102 E) is 1 AM...

A:   Time and longitude- Longitudes are geographic coordinates to describe the East-West position of a ...

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A: A climate commitment describes the fact that the climate reacts due to climatic forces such as green...

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A: ATMOSPHERE: The Atmosphere is the layer of gases that surrounds the Earth including the air we breat...

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A: The weathering process is a natural process that changes large rocks into small pieces and ultimatel...

Q: How does geology help explain why the pacific realm is so wildely scattered?

A: The Pacific Ocean emerged from of the Panthalassic Ocean which was originally created about 750 Mya ...

Q: Explain what conditions are necessary for a glacier to form.

A: When snow stays in the same location all year long, ample snow accumulates to develop into ice, glac...

Q: What is distinctive about badlands terrain? How did it become that way?

A: BADLAND TERRAIN: Badland terrain or topography means they seem to be a quite dry terrain where sedim...

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A: Planktons are the marine organisms live in the water column, but they cannot swim themselves and can...

Q: What is the general difference between a desert climate and a steppe climate?

A: DESERT CLIMATE AND STEPPE CLIMATE: Desert climate is that the climate during which rainfall levels a...

Q: The caste system divides Hindus into four main categories - Brahlmlns, Kshatrlyas, Vaishyas and the ...

A: Many explanations, such as cultural, ethnic, political, vocational, evolutionary and so forth, aim t...

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A: The mesa is an isolated flat-topped hill that is bouned y all sides by a steep escarpment and looks ...

Q: What are the differences between the lithosphere (“plates”) and the asthenosphere?

A: LITHOSPHERE AND ASTHENOSPHERE: The earth's crust and the mantle's upper most layer were included und...

Q: Describe the conditions that typically lead up to a geyser eruption.

A: A geyser is a spring which is characterized by the discharge of water that is ejected turbulently ac...

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A: The advancement and broadening of the oceanography discipline took off in the twentieth century.

Q: Define cultural imperialism and cultural hybridization, and give an example of each.

A: Cultural relations between the two regions can be manifested in different forms.

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A: A region has a semi-diurnal tidal cycle where the two high, as well as the two low tides having almo...

Q: plss answer 3. or 6. plss Objective: Describe the three types of fault and relate the types of stres...

A: FAULTS: A fault may be a fracture or zone of fractures between two blocks of rock. Faults allow the ...

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Q: Why is it common to use two different concepts—nation and state—to describe political entities?

A: A nation-state is an ideal in which the political and cultural boundaries match up with each other. ...

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A: INTERFLUVE: The higher terrain above the walls of the valley is the Interfluve. It will separate adj...

Q: Explain why soil is the source of life and agriculture.

A: SOIL: The word soil has been derived from Latin word 'Solum' which means "floor". Soil is the thin s...

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A: Breaker is a heavy sea wave that breaks into white foam on the shore. Waves generally break near the...

Q: Solve this managementwhat are the barriers to our collective learning in the age of information

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Q: What is non-point source pollution, and how does it get to the ocean? What other ways does trash get...

A: The nonpoint source of pollutants is those that occur from no fixed source such as those that result...

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A: The current Indian Monsoon refers to an ocean-current regime that changes seasonally in the tropical...

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A: Presently, the world's ocean environment faces multiple environmental issues ranging from global war...

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A: The age of the rock can be determined with the help of radiometric dating by determining the half-li...

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A: The theory of Paleogeography explains well the reasons behind the movement of continents and the con...

Q: Why is seawater desalination so expensive?

A: Seawater desalination:                                          The process of seawater desalination...

Q: What special conditions and factors influence landform development in deserts?

A: WHAT IS DESERT- A desert is a vast area of flat land covered with sand, where little precipitation o...

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A: SAND DUNES: A hill of sand near an ocean or mainly in a desert formed by an aeolian process is known...