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To define gravity in a way you can understand, gravity means the force of something acting upon something else to bring it down back to the ground.
For example, gravity is what pulls us to the ground when we jump in the air. You can't just jump in the air and stay in place, right?
Another good example is if there was a spaceship directly in between the Earth and the Moon, it would very very very slowly go toward the earth because of its gravitational pull on the spaceship.
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The subject of science is very broad. With that being said, I think there is no official regulatory board that decides the branches of science. Scientific developments are products of joined efforts of different scientists. These scientists could rebuke another's work provided there is evidence. As long as the theory is generally accepted by the scientists and no one rebukes it effectively, then it is a generally accepted fact and everyone adapts it.
Hence, the answer is B.
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Answer:
Maps help local governments become more democratic by giving local governments are more precise spatial knowledge of the regions that they govern.
This also applies for national or federal governments. Maps are an increasingly important source of information for government at all levels, because they are a great tool to place all kinds of information about a region: demographic information, economic information, physical geography information, and so on.
Answer: Somalia is located at letter <u>D</u>, and Sudan is located at letter <u>B</u>.
Explanation:
In the first image attached is shown the map of Africa with the letters, and in the second image the map with the name of the countries. As we can see, letter D corresponds to Somalia and letter B to Sudan.
In this sense, Somalia is located on the line of the Earth's equator and is the easternmost country in Africa. It is mainly composed of plains, plateaus and highlands. In addition, it maintains a warm climate throughout the year with inclement summers, except in the higher altitude territories of the north of the country.
On the other hand, Sudan is located in North Africa, on the shores of the Red Sea, between Egypt and Eritrea. It is partly crossed by the Nile and its tributaries. To the south its climate is tropical, while in the north it is desert, with daily temperatures exceeding 42 ° C.
