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lakkis [162]
3 years ago
10

Ano ang alam mo tungkol sa asya​

History
1 answer:
Masja [62]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Ang Asya ay ang pinakamalaking

kontinente sa daigdig. Kahit ipag-sama

ang lupain ng North at South America, mas

malaki parin ang sukat sa kontinenteng Asya. Dahil ang kabuuang sukat ng Asya ay tinatayang sangkatlong (1/3) bahagi ng kabuuang sukat ng lupain ng daigdig o 44,614,000 ang lawak nito, kaya ang bilang ng bansa dito sa Asya ay 44 na bansa at 4,088,647,780 ang tinatayang populasyon

dito. Sa Asya ang pinakamadaming

populasyon sa daigdig.

Ang China ay kabilang sa Asya na may pinakamalaking populasyon sa daigdig at ang Mt. Everest na pinakamataas na bundok na nasa pagitan ng Sagamartha Zone sa Nepal at Tibet sa China. Halos lahat ng nasa top 10 na pinakamalaking bundok ay nasa Asya. Ito ay ang Everest, K-2, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu at Annapurna. Yan lahat ay kabilang sa Top 10 sa Pinakamataas na Bundok ng Daigdig. Sa bale ang 8 na bundok sa Top 10 ay nasa Asya.

Facts: Diba ang Asya ay ang pinakamalaking kontinente? Ang Asya ay ang pinakamalaki, pinakamaraming bansa, kasi 44 lang ang bilang sa kanilang bansa. At nangunguna parin ang bansang Africa sa pinakamaraming bansa sa daigdig.

pero siya lang ang ikalawa sa

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