B. Both continental and ocean-floor topography are measured relative to sea level
Explanation:
On a topographic map, both continental and ocean-floor topography are measured relative to sea level.
The sea level is the reference surface for the continental and ocean floor topography.
- A topographic map is a map that shows landform using series of contour lines.
- The lines joins places of equal elevation.
- The elevation is usually referenced to the sea level surface.
- The sea level is taken as the surface with 0 depth or height.
- Continental topography is all places above the sea level.
- Ocean floor is below the sea level surface
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Answer:
C.Free ways
Explanation:
may be the answer is "c"!
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I’m not sure why you’re having trouble with this simple question.. but I’ll help.
All you have to do is add both degrees to each other if they’re on the opposite side of the equator. (0 degrees)
And if they’re on the same side of the equator subtract the smaller number from the bigger number.
So the answers in order should be
120 degrees
130 degrees
30 degrees
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