C) a volcanic hot spot.
Explanation:
Both the volcano and the seamount chain are thought to be the result of a volcanic hot-spot.
The Hawaiian -Emperor seamount chain and the active Kilauea shield volcano all formed due to an active volcanic hot spot.
A volcanic hotspot is a magma plume that is directly fed from the mantle. As the crust riding it moves, the hotspot remains at spot.
This feeding hotspot produce series of linear or patterned volcanic body as the riding plate moves on top of it.
This what is in play in the Hawaiian region.
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Nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K). Fertilizers are supplements to healthy, living soil, not a solution to plant nutrition.
To answer this question, we can use Newton's Second Law:
F = ma
We know that:
F = 20N
m = 0.25kg
So, we can plug what we know into the equation and isolate for the acceleration.
20 = 0.25a
a = 80m/s^2 which corresponds to answer A
Answer:
a) flow must be doubled
, b) Ф₂ =∛2² Ф₀, c) Ф does not change
, d) flow is constant
, e) flow is constant
Explanation:
For this exercise let's use Gauss's law, which states that the flow is equal to the waxed load divided by the permissiveness of the vacuum
Ф = E. dA =
/ ε₀
Let's apply this equation
a) if the charge inside the Gaussian surface is doubled by the equation the flow must be doubled
Ф₀ =
/ ε₀
Ф₂ = 2
/ ε₀ = 2 Ф₀
b) the volume is V₂ = 2V₀. Area is the volume divided by the length
V = LLL = L³
A = LL = L²
A = V / L
V₂ = 2V₀
L³ = 2 L₀³
L = ∛2 L₀
V₂ = A₂ L
A₂ = V₂ / L
A₂ = 2V₀ / L = 2 L₀³ / (∛2 L₀)
A₂ = 2 /∛2 V₀ / L₀
A₂ = ∛2² A₀
Ф₀ = E A₀
Ф₂ = E A₂
Ф₂ = E ∛2² A₀
Ф₂ =∛2² Ф₀
The flow doubles when the volume is increased by the factor 
c) the flow does not depend on the shape of the surface, so Ф does not change
d) the flow does not depend on the position of the load, while inside the surface the flow is constant
e) when the load leaves the surface, the load inside drops to ero, so the flow changes to zero
Ф = 0
Letter D because the Sulfur is a chalcogen like the oxygen