Answer: The causes of ocean currents include wind, water temperature/salinity and natural disasters.
Explanation:
A current or circulation is the unified movement of water across the ocean. A Surface current affects the topmost layer of seawater and is defined by the direction of the wind while Deep Currents reach the sea floor though a combination of surface currents and landforms.
Water temperature and salinity cause currents by changing water density which in turn results in deep ocean currents circulating the seawater.
Other conditions that cause strong currents are storms and earthquakes which introduces particles into the seawater.
Answer
Seismic activities in this area are small and they are never even felt.
Explanation
Along the Indiana and Illinois border runs the Wabash valley seismic zone, which according to the United States Geological Services (USGS) data, lesser earthquake events happen relatively frequently along the line. Although Indiana is located near two powerful fault lines, it hasn’t produced life threatening earthquakes.
The answer to the question above is "experienced a loss condition" which the situation that Louis will face if he decided to make another gadget. The net income or loss is the difference between cost and benefit of a project or a business. A loss will occur if the cost is higher than the benefit in a business or a project.
