When water on land or in the ocean evaporates - turns from a liquid to water vapor - it rises. The water vapor cools and turns back into a liquid in the shape of tiny droplets. The result is clouds, unless it's on the ground - then we call it fog. When enough droplets get together they fall to the ground as rain or if it's very cold, they freeze and fall down as snow, sleet or hail.
Clouds play an important role in the energy balance of Earth. They cool the earth by reflecting sunlight back out to space. How else do you think astronauts see where they are going? More importantly, clouds replenish our water supply. It's a never-ending cycle but one that keeps the earth balanced.
You can tell a lot by looking at a cloud's shape, size and texture. Clouds are put into categories according to their shape, how high they are in the sky, their size, how fast and in what direction they are moving, etc. The three different types of clouds are high clouds (because they are high in the sky), medium clouds and low clouds (just over 10,000 feet high or 3 km.)
1. Since the track is extended outwards from lane one, the other lanes will be a longer distance then lane one. So the runners in the lanes (2,3,4,5,6,7,8) will start ahead of the runner in lane one so they all run the same distance. 2. The displacement of runner 1 would be that since they are farther back then they will have to run top speed in order to catch up to the other runners, especially runner 8 since it seems like they are so far ahead. This isn’t necessarily the same for all the runners because runner 1 is the farthest back and is at a disadvantage since they are in the inner lane and not the outer lane. I reallyyyy hope this helped :)
Answer:
I think it would be D. None of the above
Explanation:
why I think this is because none of the answers really adds up to it
