At 60° N latitude the dominant climate zones are the temperate climate zones. this climate zones are characteristic with having seasons, four of them, spring, summer, autumn, and winter. The temperatures vary significantly throughout the year, so there's a warm summer, and very cold winter, with spring and autumn being rainy and with moderate temperatures. This climate zones are almost totally lying on the Northern Hemisphere where there's much more land on this latitude, and a very small land areas in the Southern Hemisphere which is mostly dominated by ocean waters at this latitude.
Answer:
It would most likely be a geologist.
Explanation:
It's u/2 - 1/2. Another way of writing it can be (u-1)/2. Hope it helps!!
I believe that this is due to how Japan is near one of the plate boundaries or mid-ocean ridges, where it's easier for a tsunami (from the ridges) to accelerate its speed and for an earthquake (from the plate boundaries) to collide or interact in a myriad of ways. I know that this wasn't so specific, as you have to find the name of the ridge or plates involved in this type of action.
