Answer:
East to West or longitudianl extent is very great.
Explanation:
The world is divided into 24 time zones. Each of the time zones is set at 15 degrees difference, and they go from east to west. In practice, this means that when someone is taking a longer trip from east to west or the other way around, needs to adjust the clock because of passing through different time zones.
In this case, we have Delhi in India and Norway as a whole (though presumably, the person will land in the southern part of Norway). The difference in time zones between the part of India where Delhi is located and Norway varies as Norway's territory falls into three time zones, so it can be a 3, 4, or 5 hours difference. Now considering that Norway's biggest cities and most of the population are located in the southern third of the country, the chances are that the person in question will have to adjust the clock to 5 hours difference.
The convection drive plates tectonics through a combination of pushing and spreading apart at mid-ocean ridges and pulling and sinking downward at subduction zones. At subduction zones, two tectonic plates meet and one slides beneath the other back into the mantle, the layer underneath the crust.
<span>The spring constant of the system will not change. However, the force exerted on the mass will change because of the variations in gravity (the moon has less gravity, so force on mass will be smaller.)</span>
The answer is - Ocean.
All of the oceans in the world are connected, so they practically represent one huge body of water, which is by far the biggest in the planet, and is also a body of water that consist salt, thus it has salty water.
The oceans have sub-divisions, smaller than them, called seas. They range a lot in size, while some are huge, others are smaller than some big lakes. They represent a remote, peripheral part of the oceans, naturally surrounded by some geographical land forms, still they are part of the oceans.
I think (A) but let someone double check
