B) Faulting
Layers of strata in the earths crust naturally slide along each other. Sometimes friction or blockage causes this process to stop, until enough pressure builds up to overcome whatever the resistant force is. Faulting is the process by which this pressure forces the strata to continue their movement, often producing cracks in the involved strata, and causing earthquakes and tremors in the event of an intense pressure release.
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scale
Explanation:
A scale is usually found on a map and it shows the relationship between real life dimensions and map projections.
Maps are two dimensional representation of the the three dimensional world. When properly understood we can easily be properly guided and not have problems involving understanding the real life dimensions.
- A scale shows the representation factor used in moving from the real world to the map projection.
- There are different ways to represent scales on a map. Some use words, others use a bar scale and most maps are written with representative fractions.
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Answer:
<u>Fossil fuel- </u>The sources of fossil fuels are directly from the plants and animals, that are buried millions of years back and are converted into fossil now.
The consumption of fossil fuel leads to the emission of carbon into the atmosphere that is responsible for the increasing global temperature. This is one of the major problem of fossil fuel use.
<u>Nuclear fuel-</u> Nuclear fuels are derived from the radioactive elements such as uranium, strontium and potassium.
One of the major problem of using nuclear fuel is that it releases radioactive waste, that are harmful for various life forms.
<u>Renewable fuels-</u> This are renewable energy that can be generated again and again and are directly derived from the wind, water and the sun. For example, wind mill, solar panels and dams.
One problem of renewable fuels is that it has a lower production of energy such as electricity in comparison to the fossil fuels.
