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jeez.., the atmosphere would be the same shape and size as the whole planet ! Cause with how many ppl live here on earth that takes up the earth already!...people....cause think ppl say there are a total of 7 billion ppl or more .. so making the earth a four story building ? it would be the same shape and size what the earth is now ... hoped this helped enough
Africa is at the disadvantage of having droughts given that it is located in a very tropical zone. Additionally, Africa is subjected to tropical cyclones, earthquakes and locust infestation.
Answer:
A.its both actually Andean type mountain buildint event and a collisional event.
over the transcuration of the years ocean ridges and subductions have formed and maintains its constant thickness due to the melting/cooling/and insulation
Explanation:
B. many sciencetists assumed that land is been push upward to form mountains but in reality is earth channels getting steeper and steeper and erosion rate keeps increasing being able for mountains to maintain its high for million of years
Two reduced-form, econometric models of developed land area were estimated with the data from the USDA’'s National Resource Inventory and numerous other sources for 49 states during 1982-1997. In these linear and semi-quadratic fixed-effects models, developed land area is smaller where the average real gas price or conservation- reserve-program payment per enrolled acre during the previous five years is higher. This area also decreases as the average share of lower-house Democrats or real per-capita agricultural and mining production during the previous five years grows. Increases in a state’'s average population and average annual growth rate of real non-agricultural and non-mining output per capita during the previous five years induce land development. Policies that increase real CRP payments per enrolled acre, improve the real returns to agriculture and mining, reduce population growth, or raise real gasoline prices are likely to reduce land development.
