Answer:
Glaciers will only form under certain conditions and in specific environments. A cold climate and sufficient moisture in the air for the precipitation of snow are both necessary factors that permit at least some snow to last year-round. This allows for the build-up and compaction of snow that will eventually become glacial ice. Sufficiently cold climate conditions exist at high altitudes and high latitudes.
Explanation:
There must be landmasses at high latitudes for continental glaciers to occur, as they cannot form over open water. While persistent sea ice can and does form, because it floats, it does not flow as a glacier does.
Answer:
<u>B</u>
Explanation:
If you could travel from the outer core to the inner core, the change you are most likely to experience will be <u>an increase in temperature</u>.
i chose 2 4 and 5 on my test. let me know if im any help
Answer:
Student B
Explanation:
They used to units of measurement to verify there answer.
Fist student rounded so its an estimate of the answer but second student verified with millimetes and cm.
Also its physics lol or maybe math.
