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What is your top solution for the water crisis?
1. Education/Awareness.
2. New Conservation Technologies.
3. Recycle Wastewater.
4. Improve Irrigation and Agriculture Water Use.
5. Water Pricing.
6. Energy Efficient Desal Plants.
7. Rain Water Harvesting.
8. Community Governance and Partnerships.
Explanation:
The burgess and Hoyt models both try to understand urban land use. Both models have the same assumptions (e.g all land is flat, the importance of centrality, and etc).
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first one Mild ocean ridge
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A. The angle of repose is the steepest angle at which unconsolidated sediments can sit without slipping downhill
Explanation:
The angle of repose is the steepest angle at which unconsolidated sediment can be piled without sliding downward. The angle is also known as critical angle . At this angle the unconsolidated sediments are at the verge of slumping . The angle between the surface of the piled sediments and the horizontal surface is the angle of the repose. At this angle the unconsolidated sediments have reached it limit of accommodating more materials unless it will slump downward.
The make up of the unconsolidated sediments can affect the angle of repose as rounded and fined gained rocks cannot be piled as rough texture d rock materials. The angle of repose can also be affected by the amount of solvents in the sediment. Various rocks sediments possess different angle of repose. Same sediment material can possess different angle of repose if the water contents varies .Example, the angle of repose for sand varies depending on the water contents. The true statement is option A.
The picture above illustrate the angle of repose.
A scientist took this picture and concluded that ________.
the stars could not be seen because of light pollution
the stars were too far away to observe without a telescope
there were many patterns of stars in the sky
there were no stars in the sky that night
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A scientist took this picture and concluded that the stars could not be seen because of light pollution....
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