Explanation:
density is in fact commonly expressed in units of grams per cubic centimetre. well think about it if we all were just a bunch of density how would it effect our health and society? well let me explain, density is also something in grams or per cubic, density can have good effects and bad effects, im not really sure the answer im trying to help but if i must say if density had a good effect there wouldn't need any worries but density can have bad side effects to everything
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Pacific Plate. The Pacific Plate is an oceanic tectonic plate that lies beneath the Pacific Ocean. At 103 million square kilometres (40,000,000 sq mi), it is the largest tectonic plate. The Pacific Plate contains an interior hot spot forming the Hawaiian Islands.
Answer:
a) find jobs and housing
Explanation:
People who generally migrate from rural to urban areas are seeking better jobs and housing.
These group of people can be characterized by their drive to attain a better standard of living.
- Rural areas offers little opportunity outside of agricultural practices.
- People from these rural communities have different skills and some are bereft of skills.
- They all one goal which is to find better jobs and housing.
Solution :
The type of melting that is responsible for the mafic magmas for the following plate tectonic settings :
a). Mid - ocean ridges
At the mid oceanic ridges, the two plates diverges away and the new oceanic crust is formed by the effusion of the magma. The earth's interior is exposed as the two plates are moved away.
b). Continental rift :
A new oceanic crust is formed by the effusion of the magma and the two plates diverges away. Thus it causes the formation of the melt in the continental drift. As a result, the crustal thickness decreases.
c). Oceanic and continental volcanic arc :
The oceanic arc and the volcanic arc are the locations of the convergence. The denser plate of the arcs subducts under the less denser plates or the lighter plates and it moves downwards into the mantle, which causes the increase in temperature of the surroundings.