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Q: If you wanted to erect wind turbines to generate electricity, would you search for a location that…

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

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Q: Why can radioisotopic dating methods be used to determine the numerical age of igneous rocks but not…

A: Radiometric dating method cannot be used to determine the age of the sedimentary rocks because these…

Q: Summarize the basic steps followed in many scientific investigations.

A: Scientists use systematic, open-ended and dynamic process for investigations.

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Q: Describe what is meant by an adiabatic temperature change.

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Q: Compare a food chain with a food web. Use examples to help

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Q: Refer to Table 4.1 to answer this question. How much more water is contained in saturated air at a…

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Q: how can you apply hydrometeorology in optimizing agricultural production without compromising the…

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Q: What is the main difference between the Mojave and the Sonoran deserts in California? O longitude no…

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Q: why can pesticides  be dangerous ?

A: Pesticides are a group of chemicals that are designed to kill unwanted insects (insecticides),…

Q: Fog can be defined as a cloud with its base at or very near the ground, yet fogs and clouds form by…

A: Fog is also referred as ground cloud. It is formed after condensation of water vapor near the cold…

Q: Figure 2.15 shows that about 30 percent of the Sun’s energy is reflected or scattered back to space.…

A: The solar system which formed around 4.6 billion years ago, comprises of the eight planets and the…

Q: Complete each of the sentences below. Your answer choices for the first half of the sentence (before…

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Q: What are the two major components of clean, dry air? What proportion does each represent?

A: Air is an invisible mixture of gases surrounding our planet. Umpolluted air is odorless, colorless,…

Q: Explain the difference between a Watch, a Warning, and an Advisory.

A: A storm watch indicates that severe weather is predicted to generate potentially hazardous weather,…

Q: Unlike winds aloft, surface winds generally cross the isobars. Explain what causes this difference.

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Q: (Q008) Which soil horizon consists of weathered bedrock material that has not yet been leached or…

A: Here the answer will be c- horizon as it consists of weatherd bed rock materials that has not been…

Q: A.) Explain the following questions. 1. Explain why the Earth is considered the most extensive…

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Q: Explain how an aurora is formed.

A: An aurora refers to the natural light seen in the polar region. It is also called polar light…

Q: Which of the three mechanisms of heat transfer is most significant in each of the following…

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Q: Choose atleat 2 movies and make a reaction, relate it to our lesson on volcano and earthquake -…

A: To write the review about two movies in relation with the earthquakes and volcanoes.

Q: Earth’s population just passed the 8 billion mark and is still growing rapidly. Is this sustainable?…

A: Overpopulation is not sustainable for the future generation.

Q: What location has the record for the highest average annual rainfall in the world?

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Q: What is the Montreal Protocol, and what did it achieve?

A: Montreal Protocol: Montreal Protocol is one of the most successful international treaty in our…

Q: Describe how the size of a wind system is related to its duration (life span).

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Q: Most erosion in the desert is caused by chemical weathering processes. freezing and thawing of ice.…

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Q: (Q002) Which of the following might be considered sediment? a) fossil shells in bedrock b) quartz…

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Q: All the towns experienced low percentage of days of sea breeze between the months of May and…

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Q: In what way are katabatic (fall) winds different from most other types of local winds?

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Q: For surface low pressure to exist for an extended period, what condition must exist aloft?

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Q: 1. Why is hydrology important in the field of engineering? 2. What do you think are the ways water…

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

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Q: Explain the formation of geostrophic wind, and describe how geostrophic wind blows in relation to…

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Q: Define convergence. Identify two weather systems associated with convergence in the lower…

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Q: With aid if diagrams, what is/are the likely texture(s) of soils developed from/in…

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Q: Calculate the lifting condensation level (LCL) for the twofollowing examples. (Assume that the dew…

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Q: What are isotherms, and what is their purpose?

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Q: Refer to the graph in Figure 1.18 to answer the following:a. Approximately how much does the air…

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Q: How do you write a scientific discussion and how do you start it?

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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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Q: Is there a strong link between volcanic eruptions and long-term climate change? Why or why not?

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Q: Explain 2 DIFFERENCES that you see between any 2 of the substances you can choose from. (Neon,…

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Q: List five types of fog and discuss how they form.

A: Fog forms when water vapor condensates into tiny liquid water droplets. They are visible aerosols…

Q: When the wind direction is 315°, from what compass direction is it blowing?

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Q: Given is a base map of NCD showing its urban boundaries. Using the data you find in table 1; b).…

A: Total population of each urban center of NCD = No. of males + No. of females 1. Gerehu Urban = 41720…

Q: 1.One reason the Earth is hot inside is because of " heat of formation . " What is the other source…

A: Earth's internal heat budget is estimated at terawatts (TW) and comes from two of its main sources…