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In the given topography, point A is the northern side at a height of 2690 feet. B is at a height of 2220 feet and location C has a height of 2340 feet. A and B are separated by a horizontal distance of 520 feet, B and C are separated by a horizontal distance of 250 feet and C is located at N35°E of point B.
From the above data, we can demarcate the topography of the area. The area is inclined towards the southern side as when we move from point A to C and C to A the elevation gradually decreases.
Thus, <u>the exposed rock unit in that area dips towards the South and the strike direction of this rock is the East-west direction.</u>
Dip is defined as the angle made by a rock bed with respect to a horizontal line and strike refers to the direction of the line that is formed due to the intersection between a rock surface and a horizontal plane.
Dip and strike always perpendicular to one another.
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Explanation:
Similarities:
<em>Both were born in the same part of Germany (Saxony), becaming famous for their improvisation and innovating with the organ, the instrument they preferred.</em>
<em> They builded upon the earlier masters. Ultimately became top ponents of Baroque music.</em>
<em>As the end of their lives approached both became blind.</em>
Differences,
<em>Bach came from a family of musicians.</em>
<em>The music cof both composers were baroque, but bach used more complex in mathematical patterns formulas for composing </em>
<em>Handel tended to rely on presixting formulas for composing</em>
<em>Bach uses a varieties of for solving how he composes and makes variations on already composed music</em>
<em>Their methods of represenation differ in melodic tones, where Bach uses much more intrinsticate and intensive lines.</em>
<em>Handel writes wide phrases, swiming melodic lines, Bach preferred intricate lines. </em>
The melodies composed by Bach are sacred music which are much more numerous than Handel.
Bach became much more popular after dying. While Handel profited from his wide fame while alive.
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This can be called a hill.
