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Explanation:
Tropical rain Forest
- High rainfall , warm temperature, high humidity
- rich biodiversity
- broad green leaves, all round year green.
- active decomposition.
The temperate deciduous forest
- Cooler temperature, lower rate decomposition.
-Coastal coniferous forests or temperate rain forests are found in scatted coastal temperate areas with ample rainfall or moisture from dense ocean fogs.
Boreal Forest or Taiga
- Coniferous Trees
-These forests are found just south of the arctic tundra in northern regions. In this subarctic climate, winters are long and extremely cold.
- Store house of nutrients because of very slow decomposition rate and they accumulate a thick layer of slowly decaying leaf litter
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Explanation:
Angles in a heptagon equals 900°
i.e (n-2)×180 where n is substituted for the number of sides.
Find the sum of the remaining angles and subtract it from 900°
120+125+138+82+95+3x+x=900°
560°+4x=900°
4x=900°-560°
4x=340°
Divide both sides by 4
x=85°
while 3x= 255°
I don’t think so because when you look at a map their separate
The limestone caves at Carlsbad Cavern were formed by hydrogen-sulfide-rich (H2S) waters. This water moved through fractures and faults in the limestone and mixed with rainwater along the way. The mixture gave rise to a substance known as sulfuric acid (H2SO4). Sulfuric acid is able to dissolve limestone, eventually creating Carlsbad Cavern. The process of cave formation ended roughly four million years ago.
