1005milibars of pressure corresponds to 29.68inches of mercury.
Option D.
<h3><u>Explanation:</u></h3>
Mercury has a density of around 13.6gm/cc. Thus the pressure of inches of mercury will have a huge effect on the value. As far as bar is concerned, it's around the normal atmospheric pressure measured at sea level. Its around 1,00,000 pascals. So from converting a pressure at millibars to inches of mercury, we need to divide the value by a factor of 33.864.
So, pressure in milibars =1005milibars.
So, pressure in inches of mercury = 1005/33.864 = 29.68 inches of mercury.
<span>In a ecosystem,rocks are an example of an abiotic factor because they are not a living part of the environment. From context of the statement, an abiotic factor is the non-living part of the environment in a ecosystem.</span>
Well... i think that when drying up, the soil breaks down into a powder, but i think you know that already. but maybe when the water all evaporates, you know it doesn't leave all of the dirt behind. like when saltwater is evaporated it doesn't leave behind the salt. so my best guess is that bits of soil was brought up wit the water
Correct answer is 2 - To breathe
B The layer that is the youngest is the top most layer of the rock.
