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B) All of these are corrects
Answer:
geyser
Explanation:
The water feature shown by the image is a geyser.
Geyser are natural feature that ejects a column of hot water, steam or vapor into the atmosphere.
- Geysers are usually formed in areas of active volcanic and tectonic activities.
- When surface water comes in contact with a very hot body in formations, they become pressurized and rises up.
- They then become forcefully ejected through rock cavities and joints.
- This forced ejection leads to a head of water rising above the surrounding area.
Answer:
Explanation:
x to the 2nd power plus 3x-4
x to the 2nd power minus 2x-8
1. The dividing out method my seem like the thing to do but really you to to combine like terms on the top and the bottom so the top an the bottom should become 3x to the 2nd power plus (-4) over 2x to the 2nd power minus (-8) since you can only divide 3x to the 2nd power and 2x to the 2nd power your answer would become 3-4 over 2-8 because both x to the 2nd power cancelled each other out now minus the top and the bottom and the answer would be -1 over -6
2. for example (4)(6) over 4 plus 6 it would be hard to divide this because you the top and the bottom equations have not been solved yet, but when you do solve them your answer would be 24 over 10 but you cant divide these evenly and when you do try to divide them you would get a decimal or 2.4 also your answer word be an improper fraction 24/10 which could change into 2 4/10nso i don't think is would be easy to divide in order not to make this mistake always make sure both the top and bottom equations are solved and make sure you can divide them
3.a one thing i always remember is the equation solved yet i so can i divide
3.b What is the dividing out method can it be used for the following equation (3+4x) to the 2nd power over (4-2x) to the 2nd power.
Answer:
C. Physical
Explanation:
The Rio Grande river is an example of a physical boundary between two countries since it is a landform. Physical boundaries are very diverse and can include oceans, seas, mountains, rivers, and lakes, just to name a few of the many landforms that can make a physical boundary.
A cultural, geometric or religious boundary could perhaps be visible with the right type of map, but a river does not tell us anything about the religious makeup of a certain area, nor does it reflect the cultural of the inhabitants.
