Answer:
$100 U.S Dollars = $140.18 Canadian Dollars
Explanation:
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Bhutan and Nepal on one side, and Sri Lanka and Maldives on the other side, have both some similarities and differences.
Similarities:
- All of them belong in the South Asia region;
- They are all small nations;
- They have multiple ethnic and religious groups;
- All of them are poor countries, with less developed economies;
Differences:
- Bhutan and Nepal are located in the northern part of the region, while Sri Lanka and Maldives are located in the southern part of the region;
- Bhutan and Nepal are mountainous countries with mountainous climate, while Sri Lanka and Maldives are mostly lowland countries with tropical climate;
- Bhutan and Nepal are continental countries, while Sri Lanka and Maldives are island countries;
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The correct answer is - elliptical.
The comets, just like the planets, have elliptical orbits. Their orbits though tend to be much more narrow and stretched ellipses than those of the planets. Because of the elliptical orbits, the comets are much closer to the body they are orbiting around in certain periods, but also much further away at other periods.
The comets are characterized and best known for their ''tails''. They do not have elongated shape though, but instead they have a rounded shape, but because they have amount of ice on them, as they move, particles of ice are stripped away from it. Those particles of ice are trailing behind the comet for certain time, and that is what we actually see as a tail of the comet.
Answer: On 3 November 2002, a large earthquake occurred in the interior of Alaska. Because of its similarity to the 1857 Fort Tejon earthquake on the San Andreas Fault, this event has been compared to the much-anticipated "Big One" in Southern California.
Explanation:
A large earthquake hit Alaska on 3 November 2002. This event is known as the 2002 Denali Earthquake since its epicenter was near Denali National Park in Alaska. The magnitude of this earthquake was 7.9 Mw; therefore, it became one of the largest recorded in the interior of the United States. Moreover, the Denali Earthquake has been compared several times with the Fort Tejon earthquake since both shared the same moment magnitude.
