Answer:
Option B
Explanation:
The region around the forty degrees of north of earth is affected by the air that gets deflected due to the rotation of earth.
Primarily there are 5 wind zones of earth-
a) polar easterlies – Start blowing from the east towards the north and south pole
b) westerlies – Start blowing from west at midlatitude. For instance Roaring Forties blow in the region of 40 to 50 degrees from the southern hemisphere.
c) horse latitudes – It narrow zone between westerlies and the trade winds about 30 and 35 degrees north and south.
d) trade winds - blow from the east across the tropics
e) doldrums - trade winds of the two hemispheres meet at a common region which is known as doldrums. Hot air from equator rises and move towards the north and south
Hence, option B is correct
I believe your answer is radioactive isotopes
The <u>environment</u> is what we live in. <u>Dependence</u> is the act of living alone. <u>Consumer</u> is what we are. <u>Predators</u> are very skilled hunters. <u>Competition</u> is the act of competing. <u>Extinct</u> is what the dinosaurs are. <u>Decomposers</u> are fungi earthworms. <u>Recycle</u> is one of the three R's they are Reuse Reduce and Recycle. <u>Endangered</u> is a very very small or things that are no more. <u>Producers</u> are plants. <u>Food Chain</u> is a figurative "chain". <u>Sun light</u> is what helps plants grow. <u>Nutrients</u> is what helps us grow and survive <u>Species</u> are a group of animals <u>Biotic</u> is living like us. <u>Prey</u> is what the <u>predators</u> eat <u>Adaptation</u> is the change of different things <u>Energy</u> is what is released and <u>Abiotic</u> is nonliving.
After a client who had an incision and drainage of an oral
abscess has been discharged, a clinical finding that should be of concern and
should prompt the client to report to the healthcare provider is if there is pain
with swelling after one week; a painful swelling filled with pus may indicate
the recurrent oral abscess.
Answer:
Venus and Mercury are the only planets in our solar system that do not have moons. Venus and Mercury have a gravitational pull that is weaker than the gravitational pull of the Sun, so they wouldn't be able to hold onto their own moon.