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Answer:
2.62 years
Explanation:
The half life of a material is the time taken for half of the number of radioactive atoms in a radioactive material to remain.
If a radioactive material is cut into pieces, each piece has the same half life as the whole material.
Hence, if Strontium-147 is cut into pieces, each piece will have a half life of 2.62 years, just as the whole material.
Bernice cuts Marjorie's braids in the short story "Bernice Bobs Her Hair" just before she sneaks out of town the night before an important party held in her and Majorie's honor. Marjorie tricks Bernice into cutting her hair into a bob because she is jealous that Wayne shifted his attention from Marjorie to Bernice. In the story, a girl with a bob is scandalous and is only seen on "liberated" women. Bernice throws the cut braids onto Wayne's front porch on her way out of town.
1. The weather is made out of the conditions in the atmosphere at a particular place at a particular time, or rather at the moment. There are lot of different weather conditions, and they all depend on lot of different factors in order to occur. In order to have snowfall, there has to be cold air masses that will encounter humid air masses along the way, freeze the water vapor and produce snow. The rainfall occurs if there are warm and humid air masses that encounter either cold air masses, or some high mountain, that will cause condensation, and thus rainfall. The weather tends to be cold when there is cold air masses moving or forming into an area, while the hot weather is a consequence of the hot and dry air masses that form over the continents.
2. The weather is very hard to predict, even on the short term. The problem with the prediction of the weather is that it changes very quickly, and the main reason for that is that it is influenced by numerous factors, all of which can contribute to sharp changes in the weather conditions. Some of the factors that influence the weather on Earth are the planet's inclination, the planet's spinning around its own axis, global wind patterns, ocean currents, topography of the area, formation and movement of the air masses etc.
3. The ozone layer is a layer into another layer, the stratosphere. The ozone layer is extremely important, as it has the property that enables it to absorb very big amount of the ultraviolet radiation from the Sun. This layer is actually crucial for the survival for pretty much all organisms on Earth, as it stops the ultraviolet radiation from frying them. The depletion of the ozone layer is a serious problem, as it will cause larger portion of the ultraviolet to get to the surface, which will cause serious damage to most of the living organisms, including the humans, and maybe even result in mass dying out of the species if the depletion becomes too big.
Answer:
Explanation:
I can´t see the map. Anyway, I will give you the locations of them for you to place them on the map:
- <u>Great Lakes</u> is located on the central part, and central-east of the border between the United States and Canada, in the Great Plains region.
- <u>Arctic Ocean </u>is located in the northernmost part of the planet. Right above Russia, Canada, and Alaska.
- <u>Mississippi River </u>is located in the Great Plains region, in the central part of the United States, running roughly in a north-south direction.
- <u> Yukon River</u> has a flow beginning in the northwestern part of Canada and continues through the central part of Alaska, cutting Alaska roughly in two similar size parts.
- <u>Atlantic Ocean</u> is located between the east coasts of North America and South America, and the west coasts of Europe and Africa.
- <u>Bering Strait</u> is located between Russia and Alaska.
- <u>Hudson Bay</u> is located in the central part of Canada, large body of water that gets deep into the mainland of the country.
- <u> Pacific Ocean</u> is located between the east coasts of Asia and Australia, and the west coasts of North America and South America.
