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Answer:B. Intensity
Explanation:
The Intensity of an earth quake refers to the noticeable and severity effects of damage on man made structures, natural(crops and livestock) and human life at different locations. To measure the intensity of an earthquake, the Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale is used and consists of 12 levels of intensity(in roman numerals) that rank the extent of damage based on observable effects with the higher levels based on structural damage.
A Level I -V1 Intensity on the scale will show slight damages to properties and treatable injuries to people, but going higher on the scale above VI shows total damage and destruction to structures and human life.
The correct answer is - B. Large sandstone formation in the barren outback of Central Australia.
The Ayers Rock, or Uluru in the native language, is a large sandstone formation in the barren outback in the central part of Australia. This rock is actually one of the trademark natural features of Australia and it is a big tourist attraction, but also a sacred place for the indigenous people of the tribe Pitjantjatjara Anangu. The rock has lot of ancient paintings on it, as well as nice surroundings with lot of springs, waterholes, and rock caves. The Ayers Rock/Uluru is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and this natural feature is in a national park.
The biosphere is all living things on earth
Answer:
(4, 3)
Explanation:
<u>Short answer</u>: when the coordinates are on horizontal and vertical lines, as these are, each coordinate value is used twice. Already, x=0 is used twice, as is y=0, so the missing coordinate is x=4, y=3.
The fourth vertex is (4, 3).
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<u>Longer answer</u>: The midpoints of the diagonals are the same point, so for rectangle ABCD, we have ...
(A+C)/2 = (B+D)/2
Solving for D, we find ...
D = A +C -B
In clockwise order, the points given are ...
A = (4, 0), B = (0, 0), C = (0, 3)
so we have ...
D = (4, 0) +(0, 3) -(0, 0) = (4+0-0, 0+3-0)
D = (4, 3) . . . . the coordinates of the fourth vertex.
