True, A 'planar projection map' is helpful for sea navigation.
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A 'planar projection map' that shows the particulars of the globe in a flat surface projection. The pictures projected by the map are shown in rectangular-shaped. If any other map such as Cylindrical map is used then, the edges are not so perfect, they show distortion. With the help of all three coordinates, it shows a 3-D picture of the globe and its objects which can be considered almost as real as the actual object. They are also known as azimuthal projections and are mostly used in projecting polar regions.
Surveying encompasses every aspect of land, property and construction and offers a wide variety of career options. <span>There are many types of disciplines in surveying and a surveyor during their career may decide to specialize in a particular discipline or may gain experience in all disciplines.</span>
Answer: I would say the answer is D
Explanation: If population growth wanes the number of middle aged and younger people in the workforce drops. This slows down the production of many things leading to a plethera of problems. A good example of this is the current situation in Japan. They have virtually no population growth and an increasing amount of elderly with no care or support systems.
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There are three types of plate boundaries. Each of them have natural disasters that they cause.
Explanation:
1. divergent boundaries- two plates are moving away form each other and magma moves up into the empty space
a. two continental plates make a rift valley; such as the east african rift valley
b. two ocean plates make rifts and ridges; such as the mid-atlantic rift
2. convergent boundaries- a direct collision of one plate with another
a. one oceanic plate and one continental plate form volcanoes; such as mount saint helens
b. two continental plates push up onto each other and make a folded mountain; such as mount everest
c. two oceanic plates form an island arc; such as japan island
3. transform boundaries two plates slide past each other creating a fault
a. not many examples of this, but san andreas fault in california is one
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