Answer:
True
Explanation:
Because the earth rotates on its axis and when it rotates the other side gets sunlight, so night for you might be daytime for someone else.
Brittle deformation generally seen in rocks with strong internal molecular bonds .
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Answer:
The plate boundary is a convergent one where a subduction zone is created.
Explanation:
The Andes are the longest and highest mountain chain in South America, and among the largest ones in the world as well. It is a mountain chain created because of the collision between two tectonic plates and the process is still not over, so the Andes are still growing in size and elevation.
The plates that collide are the Nazca Plate (not the Pacific as it is stated in the question) and the South American plate. The Nazca Plate is a smaller plate and it is mostly made up of oceanic crust, while the South American plate is much larger and is mostly made up of continental crust. The lower and denser Nazca plate moves below the South American plate, thus it subducts, and as it does so, the crust near the plate boundary is pushed up, creating a mountain chain, in this case, that being the Andes.
The result would be different. For if only 5ml instead of 10ml were measured, the salinity degree of the solution would be lower. It is possible to measure by a formula the concentration of solute and solvent contained in that amount of solution. C = M / V where C is the concentration, m is the mass of the solute and V is the volume of the solution.
''Most Europeans speak more than one language'' this statement best describes how Europeans have adapted to their vast language diversity.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
In Europe, people are proficient in more than one language which shows that they have adapted to the vast language diversity. Statistics reveal that 54% of people in Europe can speak two additional languages in addition to their native language. 25% people are able to converse in at least 2 languages and 10% of the people can speak three different languages.
