Answer:
The answer is "False."
Explanation:
The sentence above is stating that you can<u> "measure"</u> and describe climate by "walking out the door and describing current atmospheric conditions." This is "false" because climate cannot be measured by qualitative descriptions or subjectively. Measuring it entails quantity which is objective in nature. An example of this is by using "thermometers" or "rain gauges."
Although you can describe the atmospheric condition or the climate just by walking out the door,<em> you can never measure it.</em>
Thus, this explains the answer.
The answer to this question should be B
Heat (06.01)<span>The probability that an event will occur is 100%. Which of these best describes the likelihood of the event occurring</span>
Answer:
2, 3, 1
Explanation:
For logistic population growth, the initial growth is slow while the population is trying to get acclimatized to the environment but the growth increases exponentially once it is done acclimatizing. The exponential growth continues until the carrying capacity is reached and then starts to fluctuate around the carrying capacity.<u> The carrying capacity signifies the maximum size of the population that the environment can support based on the resources that it has.</u> Hence, the logistic population growth curve forms a S shape.
In summary, the correct order of events is:
- <em>The population increase begins to slow</em>
- <em>The population increases exponentially</em>
- <em> The population fluctuates near carrying capacity</em>
Therefore, the order is 2, 3, 1.
