Answer:
Michigan And it borders Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, Lake Huron and lake Erie.
Explanation:
If you look at a geographically accurate map, you can seee the maps. And if you can identify the lakes, boom. Make Brainliest please!!!
Answer:
c. at depths of about 50 to 200 km below earth's surface
Explanation:
Rocks begins to melt when sufficient temperature and pressure is applied on them.
To attain these conditions of temperature and pressure, a rock must be taken deep into the earth. With depth, the geothermal gradient of the earth increases. The geothermal gradient determines the temperature conditions a rock might exposed to deep within the crust. Rocks usually melt below the crustal levels and at the mantle.
The crust runs from about 0-100km in depth and the mantle takes off from there. We expect melting to fall beyond this region.
The flow of water depending on how fast the flow is could change the delta. Or it could cause erosion causing different pathways for water and sediment to go.
Because both Austria and Switzerland have specialized industries. You're welcome!
Most of the major earthquakes on the planet are located on the places where the boundaries of the plates are, or very close to it. Some plate boundaries are more active than the others though, so the intensity of the earthquakes varies from place to place.
The most intense earthquakes seem to appear alongside the so called ''Ring of Fire''. This is actually where the boundary of the Pacific plate is, where this plate is sunducting bellow the plates that surround it. Because the Pacific plate is a massive plate, with its subduction, it causes very big and lot of adjustments into the crust. Because of these constant adjustments, there's earthquakes almost every second in some part of this plate's boundary. Unfortunately, occasionally it causes devastating earthquakes, where lot of people lose their lives and huge material damage is caused as well.
