Answer:When the Moon is in the position shown below, how would the Moon look to an observer on the North Pole? The moon's rotational period is equal to its revolutional period around Earth. This statement is false because at night we see one side and during the day we see the opposite.
Explanation:
The intensity ratio at point A and B will be 81:16.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Sound waves are known to get faded with increase in the distance. This is because, the intensity of the sound is inversely proportional to the square of the distance of the source from the observer. So, if an observer is standing greater distance from the source of the sound, he/she will find difficulty in hearing the sound.
So, as the distance between the source and observer increases, the intensity of the sound wave decreases.

As here two points A and B are located at 4 m and 9 m distance from the source, then the intensity of sound at A and B will be inversely proportional to their respective square of the distance as shown below.

Similarly,

So, the ratio of intensity at point A and B will be

Thus, the intensity ratio at point A and B will be 81:16.
0.425
BECAUSE 1000g makes 1Kg
so 425g will make 0.425 option a
All continental coastlines match up with continental drifts. As a matter of fact, you could literally cut out the continents from a map and put them together like a puzzle and they would fit. Easiest to notice is the west of Africa and the east of South America.