I think it’s ABE Sorry if it’s wrong
Answer:
The answer would be D, Both developed and developing countries have had significant negative impacts on the environment
Explanation:
Answer:
A vibrating object produces sound waves. Energy needs to be transferred from the vibrating object to the ear through a medium..
Explanation:
Sound is transmitted through sound waves and waves transfer energy from the source of the sound to it environment in a pattern of disturbance and travels through a media. Sound waves carry energy parallel to the motion of the wave .
Since sound involve sound wave and energy as seen in the above explanation. We can not agree with Geneva given that in order for sounds to be heard, the sound wave produced by a vibrating object needs to travel from the vibrating object to the ear through a medium as a result of radio frequency signals that are leaking into our air causing them to bounce,reflect, enabling them to be heard in the human hearing range.
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A continental volcanic arc created due to the subduction of the Nazca Plate beneath the South American Plate has lead to the formation of the Andes mountains and Cotopaxi Volcano.
Option B
<u>Explanation</u>:
Mountains and volcano are mainly created due to the movement of plate depending on type of plate when plates of converging nature the for folds which make them create mountainous topography or during subduction zone where the Andes mountain Cotopaxi volcano was created their reason for their formation was the movement of Nazca plate beneath the American plate which led to the mountainous formation along the volcanic formation. The movement in plates can really make all the difference in topography and that’s how all the mountains are formed by it Himalaya or any other mountain.
