I think you forgot to add the descriptions along with this question. Based on my research and knowledge, i am answering the question. Land reflects the sun's energy slowly, while oceans absorb the sun's energy more quickly and this best states how oceans and land absorb the sun's energy differently.
Answer:
the beginning of the Cenozoic
Explanation:
- The Cenozoic period began with the 65 million years ago and continuous till today and is composed of the modern-day inhabitants and is also known as the age of mammals and these were as the hornless rhinos and flight less dinosaurs.
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Your question: Which climate type normally has the largest annual range in temperature?
Your answer: Subpolar climates is the type of climate that normally has the largest annual range in temperature.
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Answer:
Explanation:
Given
through (0,1) and (1,5)
through (0,-6) and (1,-2)
Required
Determine the value of k if f(x) is translated vertically down
To get the value of k, we perform the following operations.
For (0,-6) --- Substitute 0 for x and -6 for g(x) in
For (1,-2) --- Substitute 1 for x and -2 for g(x) in
To further show that k = -7, we have the following:
When translated downward by 7 units, the function becomes
Recall that: and
So, we have:
Subtract 
from both sides
Answer:
March equinox is day during the year when all the daylight of the sun is asme at sunrise and sunset.
Explanation:
- Equinox is the time when the plane of the earth passes through the centre of the sun. Occurring around 23 March and 23 Sept. The vernal equinox is also called as the spring equinox.
- The azimuth of the sun is the angle of the sun's position defined by the relative direction along the horizon. However the most commonly followed convection for analyzing the sun radiation is 90 degrees east, south 180 degrees and west is 270 degrees.
- As sunrise and sunset are defined by the upper limb of the solar disk. These conditions produce patterns of night and day as the sun appears to move just above the horizon at an angle of 0.39 degrees per day as the equinox passes.
