Volcanoes,erosion,chemical weathering
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Kepler's second law states that for a planet orbiting a star, if we join the planet and the star by an imaginary line, such line sweeps equal areas in equal times.
Let's imagine the planetary orbit is elliptical. When the planet is closest to the star it travels a large distance in its orbit but takes little time to travel. When the planet is furthest from the star, it travels a small distance in the orbit but in a long time so it ends up sweeping the same are as in the first case.
Therefore, this means when the planet is closest to the star it must have a greater speed than when it's furthest. We know this thanks to the speed formula v = d/t (velocity equals distance divided by time).
For a great distance and small time, speed is a large value.
For a small distance and a great time, speed is a small value.
Answer:
large windows this is correct so brainly me! Hope this helps!
Explanation:
Since there's no map, I will explain where it is, so hopefully you can figure it out.
The Sahel is a semi arid region in Northern Africa. More specifically, it is located on the easternmost part of Northern Africa, bordering the vast Sahara desert on the west, and the Red Sea on the east.
This region is very interesting. It is mostly composed of eroded hills and plateaus, which over time got very interesting and attractive shapes, making the region look like it has been taken out of a movie.
There's very little activity in the Sahel, in general, as there's not a lot of people living in this area.
