Answer:
the North Pole
Explanation:
The point furthest north on Earth is the North Pole. The point opposite to the North Pole is the southernmost point, the South Pole. The North Pole is located in the central part of the Arctic Sea. These points are very important as the parallel and meridians are orientated in accordance to them, with every meridian passing through them, while the prime parallel, the Equator is set right in the middle between the two.
The answer is D, noble gases are stable.
<span>When you are operating a boat 28 feet long on federal waters, you must have an oil placard and garbage disposal placard on display.
Oil placard must be at-least 5 x 8 inches in size, and garbage disposal placard or save our seas placard must be at-least 4 x 9 inches in size. These cards must displayed in a prominent location.</span>
The intrusion of magma along a bedding* plane is called a Batholith. The reason it would be Batholith is because it comes from a Greek Root word that stands for "<u>depth"</u>. Which would stand for what happens down their in the earth which would be "Batho-lith".
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