Plate Tectonics, that would be the answer <span />
Ben's latest journey will take him from Tokyo to San Francisco, and is set to last for five months. That's 5,500 miles worth of swimming, the first-ever attempt by someone to cross the Pacific in this way. Ben will be swimming eight hours<span> a day at the average speed of two to two and a half knots per hour</span>
Answer:
Defined as below
Explanation:
Plate tectonics are defined as the pieces of Earth's crust floating over the liquid asthenosphere or the movements of sheets/plates of hard rock over the rigid mantle. Varying in thickness moving in the directions to there orientation. They are either oceanic or continental plates
Rift valleys are generally linear or are highlands that separated by actions of geologic agents. It may be formed by a divergent or a convergent plate movement. 0n earth can occur on all height above mean sea levels. Extraterrestrial Rift valleys have also been found on planets in the solar system. Example is Eastern valley of africa.
Earthquake is a shaking of the earth from the interior due to the vibrations and waves produced due to the movement of geo-material beneath the earth's crust. These waves are measured on a Richter scale and range from 1 to 12 caused by sliding of the earth plates from the convergent, divergent and transform boundaries. Like the ring of fire an earthquake prone region.
The uneven distribution world's wealth results in <u>economic sprawl</u>. So, option (c) or (iii): Sprawl, is the correct answer.
<h3>What is an economic sprawl?</h3>
Two undesirable urban patterns that occur during urban development are urban sprawl and income segregation.
According to empirical research, income level and inequality are both strongly connected with income segregation and urban sprawl, respectively.
Sprawl has a variety of economic disadvantages, including increased travel expenses, the diminished economic vibrancy of metropolitan areas, loss of productive farms and timberland, and loss of natural lands that sustainable tourism and wildlife-related enterprises.
Check out the link below to know more about economic sprawl;
brainly.com/question/26036664
#SPJ1
Of Australia and New Zealand
