False.
Soil temperature plays a great role in climate because the soil influences growth rates and I think that it also allows photosynthesis in plants
Answer:
oxbow lake
Explanation:
The meander usually originates in the rivers located in the alluvial plains that have almost no slopes due to the sediments of the earth that commonly settle in the convex areas of the meander. However, in the concave areas, thanks to the operation of forces of centrifugal characteristics, greater erosion is generated and the banks are diminished.
If the natural action of the erosion of water and sediments causes two curvilinear channels to be found between them, the river will react through the area where the currents exert opposition and in this way it will originate a horseshoe lake or oxtail (in English usually called <u>oxbow lake</u>) because the sediments will block the entry of water and the exit of the previous meander, which will cause it to be outside the river path.
Babylon.
It's asking for the capital of the Babylonian Empire, which was Babylon.
Memphis was in Egypt (and there's a newer one in Tennessee that has significantly fewer pyramids), Sumer was the name of a Mesopotamian civilization that became Babylonians, Hammurabi was a King of Babylon who wrote down his laws on a rock, which we found and were impressed with, because its the oldest such thing we've ever found.
Okay, so you take the length of your hypotenuse (17) and plug it into the pythagorean theorem as C. And then plug the given side (15) into A or B (doesn't matter which). So:
<span><span>a2</span>+<span>152</span>=<span>172</span></span>
<span><span>a2</span>+225=289</span>
Now isolate a^2 by subtracting 225 from both sides of the equation.
<span><span>a2</span>=64</span><span>
Find the square root of both sides to find the missing value.
a = 8</span>
Answer:
Well tsunamis are caused by violent movement under the sea floor, it can create earthquakes, landslides, volcanoes and even a meteorite or an asteroid since there is sudden movement.
Hope this helps!
