The distances are so great and vast that they need a large measurement to easier express the distances. They use Astronomical Units (AUs) for distances within our solar system.
The answer is 41 because if something is reflected it stays the same. And B’ C’ is 41 so B C is 41 units as well
Answer:
The regions that have negative demographic trends and the ones where religion has big political power are the ones where there are policies for expansion of the population.
Explanation:
When it comes to population policies, the world can be divided into two groups, one being the one that has policies to stop the population growth and the other that has policies to expand its population. Generally speaking, the Western countries and the Muslim countries are the ones that promote the expansion of their populations, though the reasons are different.
The Western countries face very low birthrates and aging populations, so they have such policies in order to experience a decline of their populations and to have enough labor force for their economies. The Muslim countries, on the other hand, are countries where the religious authorities have big political power, and as it has always been the case in such situations, there is policies in place for expansion of the population so that the religion has more power through more followers, and maybe even expand by attacking other countries in the future.
The most populous country is China and its population is 1,379,302,771.
Answer:
A.) A warm ocean current flows along the coast
Explanation:
The sea ports which remain ice-free are called "warm-water ports." Other than those that can be found in Europe, warm-water ports can also be found in <em>New York</em> and <em>Canada.</em> This is due to the<u> warm ocean current that flows along the coast in these areas</u>. This allows the area to be free from ice, thus ships can just come and go. It is said that the "Gulf Stream" is responsible for bringing the warm water to Europe. However, other countries have cold-water ports just like in Russia.
