You forgot the options, but I can give you some examples, maybe this will help:
A distribution map will show you where and how much of a certain thing is happening. for example:
the percentage of literate or illiterate people in the different places
some characteristics, for example the average age, or average income for people in a certain area - here you would give a different colour for the different age or income groups.
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If Kilauea affects the age of other island then Kilauea is younger than the others.
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a. standing in a breeze after getting out a pool in summer is an example of evaporative cooling .
Explanation:
As in summer season , the wind will be warm and dry , and after coming out of the pool the body will have a layer of water droplets and these water droplets will come in contact with the warm air , the water droplets will evaporate and in turn causes a cooling effect .
Evaporation causes cooling , because , during the process of evaporation the liquid particles absorb some energy from its surrounding , hence , due to this absorption of energy the surrounding turns cooler.
