Answer:
A. Global Positioning System (GPS)
Explanation:
The Global Positioning System (GPS) is the most accurate way to find your exact location, virtually anywhere on the planet, thanks for a large network of satellites orbiting the planet and providing location information. That system is also complemented by the cellular towers if you're using a cell phone.
Aerial photography is great, but it will not tell you where you are.
Remote sensing is to gather information from a distance, not relevant to the question here.
The Geographic Information Systems are information systems to give information about the land matched with precise GPS information, used in mining for example, but it's not able to tell you where you are, it's to tell where a gold deposit is however.
The correct answer is C. Glacier
Explanation
In the image, you can see the water cycle, and there are four letters, A, in the part of the sea; B on the earth's surface; the C below the Earth's surface, and the D in the mountains. In the area where the D is, there are glaciers on the mountain peaks caused by the low temperatures in the area. In addition, a glacier is a mass of ice formed on the earth's surface by the accumulation of snow on mountain peaks, in Antarctica, the Arctic, and Greenland. Therefore, the correct answer is C. Glaciar.
<span>We have 11 countries in Southeast Asia region which are given below with their coordinates:
1.</span>Brunei
4.5353° N, 114.7277° E<span>
2.</span>Cambodia
12.5657° N, 104.9910° E<span>
3.</span>Indonesia
0.7893° S, 113.9213° E
4.Laos
19.8563° N, 102.4955° E
5.Malaysia
4.2105° N, 101.9758° E
6.Philippines
12.8797° N, 121.7740° E
7.Singapore
1.3521° N, 103.8198° E
8.Thailand
15.8700° N, 100.9925° E
9.Vietnam
14.0583° N, 108.2772° E
Among these countries, Philipines is the one with the most Latitude that is:
121.7740° E
Answer:
Triangulation method
Explanation:
- In triangulation method Scientist s take a paper.
- The sesmometers which are established in that area is shown as green dots.
- The calculated distance from each seismometer to the earthquake is shown as a circle.
- The point where all circles intercept eachother is known as the epicenter of the earthquake.
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- Their are many plates moving inside earth's surface.
- When the plates collide with eachother a friction arises which is called earthquake.
