Answer:
history influences geography; but geography has no historical influence
Explanation:
This is because History definitively effects Geography because what people do in the past. And Geography effects history. Take the great flood for example, that is the largest flooded recorded in Oregon, Nevada, and California.
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A- Graph B shows exponential growth of a population.
Graph B is a type of exponential equation where y=a(b)^x
"a" is the initial value that intercepts the y-axis in the above equation.
"b" is the value that every value thereafter is growing (multiplying by). Note, if "b" is 1- your value is not growing (since it is staying at it's original 100%). If "b" is, for example 1.5 your value is growing by 50% each time (1 gives you your original 100%, and the .5 gives you an additional 50% on top of that).
"x" is your input, and here it is the exponent because you are multiplying "b" to the power of your input for each value.
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the second option. Global information systems (GIS) can be used to create emergency plans in the event of natural disasters.
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The vegetation has been increasing in this region over the years
