Here is what i've gathered from online.
"The Mississippi River flows from its starting point in Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico, which means it flows south."
I hope i helped, i only researched because i wanted to be sure with my answer.
Answer:
Option (3)
Explanation:
In a region where the temperature is high, the air gets heated up. As a result of which the air becomes warm and less dense and rises up into the atmosphere forming a low pressure zone. This air when rises up, it experiences a cooler temperature and gets cooled. This cooling allows the air mass to become dense and starts condensing. It then precipitates in the form of rainfall. This motion of air particles in the atmosphere forms a convection, that is similar to the one that forms in the mantle layer of the earth.
Thus, the warm air transfers heat forming convections.
Hence, the correct answer is option (3).
The correct answer is - Stream velocity, channel width, and depth all increase.
When a stream is faced with a sudden increase of water, than the stream is starting to increase in velocity. The velocity is becoming bigger in the lower part of the stream. As the velocity increases, it is followed by an increase in width of the stream because it starts to flood the surrounding area, and because of the much bigger amount of water it also experiences increase in depth.
