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Answer:
B: The shorter and more rounded the Appalachian Mountains are more than four times older than the taller and more jagged Rocky Mountains
Explanation:
- The Appalachian mountains form a system of mountains in eastern North America and are older than rocky mountains as they were formed 480 million years ago and are similar to those of the alps. They form a barrier to the east to the west.
- They extend to southeast Canada and form zones of 300 miles wide. They form the mountain ranges surrounding hills and the dissected plateaus forming at an elevation of 6,684 meters from the sea level. <u>Whereas the rocky mountains are younger and have an elevation of 4,401 meters.</u>
Answer:
The correct answer is - C. Multiply 500 by 1.5.
Explanation:
Given:
Force to move a desk = 500 N
weight of desk = 300 N
displacement = 1.5 meters
work done by Tine = ?
Formula:
work done (W) = F*d
where F is the force applied on the desk and d is the displacement of the desk.
Solution:
As the displacement is perpendicular to the weight of the desk, therefore, the work done by weight is zero. The work done to the displacement of the desk would be =
W = F*d
= 500*1.5
= 750 J
Thus, the correct answer would be option C.
Answer:
2) End Triassic
Explanation:
End Triassic extinction occurred 201 million years ago. It was caused by the rifting of super continent Pangea. Pangea started to break and drift apart. When North america started to separate from Africa, volcanic activity increased. Lava and a large amount of gas was released into the atmosphere specially carbon dioxide. This led to global warming like condition which ultimately caused extinction of a large number of species.
<span>True. A valid hypothesis must be testable and able to be verified or disputed empirically, because otherwise it is not a scientific hypothesis. A hypothesis that is not readily testable (for example, about a made up or fictional event) are not good hypotheses.</span>
