<span>Humans add greatly to the carbon cycle by "</span>exhalation of carbon<span> dioxide, the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation and other poor agricultural practices."
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Answer:
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Explanation:
<span>they both have a question, make a hypothesis, test the hypothesis, and both collect and analyze data and come to a conclusion </span>
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so
Chain 1. Sun -> Tomato plant -> Tomato -> You
The sun provides energy to the tomato plant which is used to grow a tomato which is eaten by you.
Chain 2. Sun -> Wheat -> Flour -> Bun -> You
The wheat uses the sun's energy to grow when the wheat is mature it is used to produce flour which is used to bake the buns for the hamburger which is then eaten by you again.
Chain 3. Sun -> Lettuce -> You
The lettuce grows and uses the sun's energy to live it is then eaten by you in the hamburger.
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Answer:
Creation of mid-ocean ridges, creation of new mountains, formation of earthquakes, and formation of volcanoes.
Explanation:
The convergent boundary plate tectonic comprises collisions between the continental and oceanic plates. The less dense and thinner oceanic plate gets overridden by the more denser and thicker continental plate. The ocean plate is forced down the mantle, and the event is called subduction.
The magma found in the mantle leads to melting of the subduction plates. The magma gets within the plates via pores. This magma plate turns buoyant and moves in an upward direction. The molten magma leads to volcanic eruptions along with earthquakes. The solidification of magma in the subduction zone leads to the formation of ocean ridges. The formation of mountains close to the continents takes place when the magma after the volcanic eruption gets cooled and solidifies.
