The answer is SPHERE. The center of the sphere should also be the center of the great circle. If this is not the case, wherein let's say the center of the sphere is not the center of the circle, then this would refer to a small circle. What goes through the center of the sphere is known as the great circle.
B. Planets closer to the Sun orbit it faster.
Copernicus believed planets moved at uniform speeds around the Sun and were affected by retrograde motion.
Answer:
The elastic-rebound theory explain the occurrence of earthquakes in b. When bending rocks fail, stress energy is released in the form of earthquakes.
Explanation:
The energy released as earthquakes result from when bending rocks fail and there is a rupture from the fault line. Because earthquakes are sudden movements from ruptures, the answer a is not correct. c. is also not correct because it is not the surrounding crust that vibrates but the crust is divided between two moving plates. d is also not correct because the opposite rocks are under sheer stress and the energy released is a stress energy, not a tension energy.
B. Subduction
Explanation:
Subduction is one of such processes that causes thick sequences of sedimentary layers to accumulate along the boundaries of continental and oceanic plates.
- Continental and oceanic plates meets at a subduction zone which is a convergent margin.
- At this zone, the dense oceanic plate subducts or dives into the weak and less dense asthenosphere below.
- As it subducts, the ocean floor sediments on top is peeled off and the slab of lithosphere pulls down.
- This causes an accretionary wedge between the two zones.
- Most the sediments will eventually get metamorphosed into a metamorophic rock.
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The non price determinants of demands:
1.) price expectations
2.) weather/seasons
3.) taste or preferences
4.) income
5.) population
6.) price of related products
Of supply:
1.) technology
2.) cost of production
3.) price expectation
4.) no. of sellers
5.)price of other goods
6.) taxes and subsidies