Answer:
No
Explanation:
Gold is primarily found as a pure, native metal. Sylvanite and calaverite are gold-bearing minerals. Gold is usually found embedded in quartz veins, or placer stream gravel. It is mined in South Africa, the USA (Nevada, Alaska), Russia, Australia, and Canada. Quartz is a type of igneous rock and Sylvanite and calaverite are a type of rare metal, which when heated, leaves behind gold or gold-silver. So, simply put, no, you cannot find gold in sedimentary rocks.
I would say Japan because they wanted to gain more land and resources
Answer:
All the options are correct except for option D)
Option D
Explanation:
All the statements have to do with weather conditions in India between October and November.
The correct version of that statement features the Sun and not the moon.
The movement of the Sun refers to how it changes position when observed across the Earths horizon. Also, the degree of change in position of the Sun accross the horizon is greater as one moves farther away from the equator.
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