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On a planimetric map, the map scale is used to convert between the distance on the map and the actual distance in real life.
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c. Chemical weathering
Explanation:
One of the famous landmarks in New York City is "The Statue of Liberty." It was built in<em> 1886</em> as a gift to the Americans from France.
The statue is covered with<em> copper sheets</em>, thus, it used to have a brown color. However, over time, the color turned into greenish-blue. This is because<u> the copper sheets underwent chemical weathering</u>. Such process occurred as a result of the reaction of copper with Oxygen in the air and with water. It produced<em> "copper carbonate,"</em> which is<em> greenish-blue</em> in color. Such color was noticeable in<em> </em>1900<em>, </em>but it covered the entire statue in <em>1906.</em>
Answer: "the Earth's mantle" .
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The asthenosphere "floats" on the "mantle" [of the interior] Earth.
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Because of their wave movement, P waves travel through any kind of material, whether it is a solid, liquid or gas. On the other hand, S waves only move through solids and are stopped by liquids and gases. ... This also accounts why fewer S waves are recorded than P waves.
Answer: Ice, heat, water, and wind.
Explanation: Clouds are clouds, my guy. They can't do anything.
