- It is not possible to move the earth onto the plane without distortions in shape or area. What are the map drawing techniques created to minimize such errors in maps? A) Izohips method B) Legend C) Cartography D) Projection E) Topography

Q: how would you explain the concept of race?

A: The word "race" was introduced first time by English in year 1580, from the old French rasse (1512),...

Q: why is the impervious shale layer important?

A: Tight shell deposits that contain (typical)  petroleum and natural gas at depths more than 10 000 ft...

Q: describe how winds, ocean currents, continents, and mountains affect climate and the distribution of...

A:   Winds, ocean currents, continents and mountains have a huge effect on the climate  of a particular...

Q: Refugees O usually migrate not of their own free will. experience more pull than push factors. most ...

A: Refugees- They are the group of people who move from one international border to another due to war,...

Q: (in short) a. How are CFCs related to the destruction of stratospheric ozone? b. If most of the ozon...

A: (a) The CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons) in the troposphere are chemically inactive with other compounds. ...

Q: Draw a cross-section through a supercell thunderstorm showing where rain, hail, lightning, and torna...

A: Supercell thunderstorms are the deep rotating updrafts. A supercell thunderstorm is a large-scale th...

Q: How does precipitation become acidic? Why has the problem of acid deposition improved in recent year...

A: The water vapour from the Earth rises up after heating called evaporation. The water vapour gets con...

Q: A ________________ shows the distance from once place to another on a map.

A: The map scale corresponds to the ratio of a point on the map to the respective distance on the terra...

Q: 1) Explain the following statement: " it is hard to believe our planet moves each day. However, you ...

A: The solar system comprises Sun and eight planets, and these planets are revolving around the Sun in ...

Q: List the factors that can lead to a major buildup of atmospheric pollution. (in short)

A: The air pollution intensification or buildup is driven by many natural and social factors.

Q: 1) Based on the location and the type of rock found at Site A, what type of volcano would you expect...

A: In geology, rocks identify as mixed or aggregated solid structures originate from minerals. The phys...

Q: Discuss the relevance and challenges associated with diversity with specific reference to life choic...

A: Globalization or the concept of one world village is a double-edged social-cultural transformation.

Q: v Time Zone next The sun will rise first in the v Time Zone. As it appears to move across the sky, i...

A: Time Zone The US follows or observes Daylight Saving Time or DST. It has four time zones: Eastern, C...

Q: What is geestrophic wind?

A: Distinctive heating on the surface of the Earth induces atmospheric temperature changes at various l...

Q: How does PM10 particulate matter differ from that called PM2.5? Which poses the greater risk to huma...

A: The air of our Earth is presently home to noxious gases and particles like black carbon, soot, sulfa...