Answer:
B
Explanation:
There are 7 billion people in the world and we approached that number in 2011.
Answer:
Downtown, Dubai
Executive Towers
To: Sam
Date: 15 June 2019
Subject- Exciting Summer Vacations.
Dear Sam
How are you my dear friend? I am fine here and hope the same for you. My summer vacations has just finished and I want to tell you how I enjoyed with my family in the hill station of Shimla. The weather was very pleasant there. We had to wear woolen clothes in the morning and evening. We went to the local bazar there and bought some wooden clothes. We went to the famous Mall Road.....I did a lot of shopping there and bought a lot of things...We had great fun there.
(You can add 2 more paras on more info about what u did in the trip and what you saw there etc...I could only think of these many details....Pls add more as per convenience)
Give my regards to your parents. Hoping to meet you next month.
Yours Lovingly,
Aditya
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The following are the subsystems that the atmosphere is interacting with, in each of the given examples:
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1. Water evaporates in the presence of sunlight: Atmosphere is interacting with the hydrosphere.
2. Volcanoes release a large amount of gases and other matter during eruption: Atmosphere is interacting with the geosphere.
3. Lightning causes nitrogen molecules to be split and carried by rain: Atmosphere is interacting with the geosphere.
4. Plants release water vapor through their leaves during transpiration: Atmosphere is interacting with the biosphere.
Explanation:
All the cycles functional in nature are only possible due to the eternal interaction taking place between the four spheres of Earth, viz.-
- I. Atmosphere (comprising of the envelope made up of all the gases surrounding Earth),
- II. Hydrosphere (comprising of all the water bodies present on Earth),
- III. Geosphere (comprising of the area covered by land),
- IV. Biosphere (comprising of all the life forms existing on the planet).
rock, usually surrounded by a fiery substance known as molten lava and obsidian.
