<span>Hurricane Katrina would not have caused early onset of spring. The damaging winds/rains of the hurricane would have caused a change in marine ecosystems and habitats since the heavy winds/rain and storm surge eroded beaches, took down trees, and flooded out areas. As a result, animal migration also changed since some habitats that animals would normally migrate to were destroyed and no longer existed. The early onset of spring (aka. seasonal change) is not driven by individual weather systems.</span>
This one would be amplitude. The reason is because amplitude is the distance from the center of the wave to the farthest point on the wave. So, if the amplitude of a wave is, say, 5m, the distance between the center of the wave and the top (or bottom) would be 5 meters. And to find the total height, just double the amplitude.
The answer would be True
Alcohol can be easily absorbed by the stomach without digestion, which makes the onset it needs to start making the effect is really fast. Around 25% of alcohol will be absorbed by stomach while the rest absorbed in the small intestine. The initial effect of alcohol will impair the ability to make a decision, decrease visual function and altering mood.
