1. Mount Mayon- Albay
2. Taal Volcano - Batangas
3. Mount Kanlaon - Negros Oriental
4. Mount Bulusan - Sorsogon
5. Mount Makaturing- Lanao del Sur
6a. Musuan Volcano - Bukidnon
6b. Mount Ragang- Lanao del Sur
7a. Didicas Volcano - Cagayan
7b. Hibok-Hibok- Camiguin
8. Smith Volcano - Cagayan
9a. Babuyan Claro - Cagayan
9b. Mount Banahaw- Quezon
10a. Dequey- Batanes
10b. Mount Parker- Cotabato
Answer:
Australia, and India were both part of the British empire.
Explanation:
Before independence, Australia and India were both part of the British Empire. Both are members of the Commonwealth of Nations. They also share political, economic, security, lingual and sporting ties. Military cooperation between Australia and India includes the regular joint naval exercise.
Answer:
Movements along faults can make it harder for geologists to determine the relative ages of rock layers.
Explanation:
The absolute age of a sample is its age in years. This method of determining absolute age is called radiometric dating, and it involves the decay, or breakdown, of radioactive elements. Using radiometric dating, scientists can determine the actual age of a rock.
After looking at the photograph given above, one sedimentary rock that probably metamorphosed to form rock on unit 6 is called limestone. You can also use the sedimentary rock called dolostone. Both will be acceptable answers to this question.
