Answer: 30 year
Explanation:
The normal high temperature for a given day determined by the temperature of a place averaged over a period of time, often 30 years. This is also described as climate information. Climate information includes the statistical weather information that tells us about the normal weather, and also the range of weather extremes for a location. Most weather forecasters rely of past weather to predict the normal high temperature of a given day.
The average high or low temperature is the normalized high or low temperature for at least a 30 year period. Therefore, an average high is a statistical average. Records need to be kept at least 30 years for an average high temperature, for the information to be statistically meaningful.
Answer:
A. they do not intersect and they lie on the same plane.
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Answer:
What kind of people live in Hamtramck?
Hamtramck Demographics
White: 53.98%
Asian: 25.99%
Black or African American: 11.50%
Two or more races: 5.61%
Other race: 2.20%
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.41%
Native American: 0.31%
Explanation:
Movement- this is about how people, products, information, and ideas <span>move from one place to another.
Region- </span>A region is an area or division defined by similar characteristics. They can be natural (physical) or human (cultural) characteristics.
Location- Location is where a place is(a particular place) on earth. It can be described in absolute (through longitude or latitude), or relative terms.
Human Environment Interaction- this is how humans adapt to the environment and how they change it to suit their purposes. It <span>is how the human social system acts upon its ecosystem.
Place- </span>Places are defined by everything in them (a particular position). Each has special characteristics <span>that make them unique and distinguish them from every other place on earth.
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