One option that is not true about Polar projections is that C. It only shows one hemisphere.
<h3>What do polar projections do?</h3>
Polar projections are a type of azimuthal projection that aim to showcase the furthest areas north and south of the Earth. This means that they show both the Arctic and Antarctica in the model.
The Artic is in the Northern hemisphere and Antarctica is in the Southern hemisphere. This means that both hemispheres are shown and it is wrong to say that polar projections show only one hemisphere.
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The answer would be <span>Cattle</span>
That depends on how close you are to the equator, in coulombia the temperature barely changes wile in south Canada it changes every season
Answer:
Astronomy is the study of everything in the universe beyond Earth's atmosphere. That includes objects we can see with our naked eyes, like the Sun , the Moon , the planets, and the stars . It also includes objects we can only see with telescopes or other instruments, like faraway galaxies and tiny particles.
Explanation:
Answer for first picture:
#1 = 43 degrees #2= 38 degrees
#3= 27 degrees #4= 45 degrees
Explanation for first picture:
All the angles are right angles. This means they all will equal 90 degrees! so if you take 90 degrees and subtract the one known angle you will have your answer! :)
Answer for 2nd picture:
#1 = X= 70 Y= 110
#2 = X= 102 Z= 102
#3 = X= 83 Y= 194
#4 = Y= 37 Z= 143
Explanation for second picture:
When you have angles like these the total will equal 360 degrees! look at the first pic, it shows 110 degrees, you also know that the angle across of it is equal to it. so together it equals 220 now subtract 360 - 220. you get 140. since you have two angles to figure out, you divide 140 into two. 140 / 2 = 70 degrees! you do the same steps for the rest of the problems!
( i am sorry for the bad explaining!)
