Answer:
The correct answer is - aerial view of the fault line of San Andreas which represents a transform or strike-slip type of boundary.
Explanation:
The picture is given in the question is an aerial view of the fault line of San Andreas.
A fault is a planar break or intermittence in a volume of rock across due to rock-mass movement that leads to significant relocation or displacement. In San Andreas, the faultline represents the transform or strike-slip type of boundary.
Observation:
- A complex zone of crushed and broken rock
- Many smaller faults branch
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1 the child could get the trait from the grandparents
2 same as the answer on # 1
3 100# I answered that question a in lab in class
Answer:
Some of the similarities between the planet Uranus and Neptune are:
- Both the planets have many similarities in their internal structures.
- The internal structure of both the planets is made up of water, ammonia gas and methane gas.
- Both Uranus and Neptune have an Earth- sized solid center.
- The atmosphere of both the planets comprises of the gases, hydrogen, helium and methane.
- Due to the presence of methane gas, both the planet Uranus and Neptune have the same blue colour.
Answer;
positive feedback system
The phenomenon described above is best explained by positive feedback system.
Explanation;
-Positive feedback is the opposite of negative feedback in that it encourages a physiological process or amplifies the action of a system.
-It is a cyclic process that can continue to amplify your body's response to a stimulus until a negative feedback response takes over.
