Answer:
Options (3), (4) and (5)
Explanation:
The geographic north and south poles refers to the two geographical location/points, where the earth's axis spins. And the magnetic north and south poles refers to the direction towards which a compass needle points.
The geographic north pole and the magnetic south pole of earth is the same, and two bar magnets where one having the north pole and the other having the south pole can attract each other. Similar poles of two bar magnets cannot attract one another, whereas they repel.
Thus, the correct answers are options (3), (4) and (5).
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Explanation:
The presence and influence of religion can effect societal standards and the functioning of the government, as well as the laws enforced and instilled by said government, more so the gender roles and values of a society. The economic system and its functioning determines the prosperity and unemployment ratio of a society, all while the presence and power a government has determines how free its citizens are. The more oppressive/restrictive the government, the more tense and often religious a society is or becomes, (i.e Islamic States). All of these factors influence the wealth, strength, global relations, and internal culture of a society.
The climate is very important beacuse it controls The average weather of a certain area. If it’s very hot in southwest Asia Then it will cause a drought or It will drain water from the source beacuse of how hot it is.
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Earthquakes -the physical phenomena of ground shaking, surface fault rupture, and ground failure and, in some coastal areas, tsunamis. Smaller earthquakes, aftershocks, may follow the main shock, sometimes several hours, months, or even several years later.
Volcanoes-serious damage is restricted to small areas compared with the extent of damage from large floods or great earthquakes. Yet volcanic eruptions can take a high toll in human life and property.
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Answer:
Option D is correct.
Explanation:
Euphorbia esula is commonly known as leafy spurge, it's a creeping perennial native from central Europe, and most of north Asia.
The leafy spurge has deep roots, that store vital nutrients that allow the plant to recover from most control efforts.
Each plant can produce around 140 seeds per flowering shoot, these seeds are then expelled up to 15 ft. They can subsist up to 8 years in the soil.
This allows the plant to grow exponentially as it infests new regions.
