It is a closed system , the earth operates on a water budget in which deficits in one part are balance by gains in another part
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This is a cycle because it continues forever. Cycles like for example, a human. A human starts off as a baby, becomes a toddler., then ages into a kid then a teenager, afterwards an adult. And this cycle continues. It happens everywhere in nature and everywhere in the world today with living things including: Plants, Humans, and animals. I hope this helps It might be wrong and I'm sorry if it is:(
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The investigation of past atmospheric compositions and past climate will help us understand the extent to which the use of fossil fuel has, and is still altering the atmosphere. These investigations will shed light on how much damage or good (if any) these fossil fuel usage is doing to the atmosphere and then we may from these investigations, put regulations, or total ban on some of these fossil fuels (if not ban their usage completely) in an effort to return the atmosphere back to its healthy composition, and proportion of useful elements.
First, you need to find the coordinates of each point: M, T, J, and K.
M is (9, 8)
T is (-6, -1)
J is (7, 2)
K is (1, -8)
P is the midpoint between M and T.
Q is the midpoint between J and K.
The numbers in italics were derived by adding the absolute values of M + T and J + K and dividing by 2.
<em>7.5 and 4.5</em>
P is T plus the two numbers above.
P = (1.5, 3.5)
<em>3 and 5</em>
Q is K plus the two numbers above.
Q = (4, -3)
Then you just plot them on the graph and draw a line connecting P and Q.
M is the midpoint of line GR.
We know that M is at the origin, (0,0), and one of the points G is at (-8,3).
If M is the midpoint, then that means that R is the same distance away from M as G, although in the opposite direction.
Then we can deduce that R = (8,-3).
Examples of Newton's third law of motion are ubiquitous in everyday life. For example, when you jump, your legs apply a force to the ground, and the ground applies and equal and opposite reaction force that propels you into the air.