C. according to Earth's existing magnetic field.
Answer: Percolation
Explanation: It is the ability of water to sip in into the ground. Percolation is the process wherein the ground absorbs water up to the amount it can hold. When the soil or ground is saturated with water it loses its ability to absorb water and causes it to run off. Unsaturated ground can absorb more water through percolation process.
Bc you should know i guess
Answer:
Velocity
Explanation:
Given the change in positive (direction) over time we are given the velocity formula.
V = Change in direction/Change in time
Since we are given a direction we can rule out speed as well as direction in itself. We can also rule out acceleration because that is the change in Velocity divided by change in time.
The best answer is "foreshocks before the quake and aftershocks after the quake".
These terms are used to characterise the events of an earthquake over time. Foreshocks are small shocks that can occur before the main seismic event. Aftershocks, like foreshocks, are smaller seismic events that can occur after the main seismic event.
