Answer:
A. Demography can help us plan for the needs of our population.
Explanation:
Demography is the statistical study of the population.
<u>It analyzes the size of the population and their various characteristics – </u><u>education, ethnicity, religion, nationality, places of origin, where they live, how old are they, etc. </u>
With this information, various conclusions about people and their needs can be gathered. For example, we can get how educated the population is, and see if there is a need for better education and more facilities, or we can see if the average population is too old and “dying out” and if there is a need for benefits to the new families, etc.
Therefore,<u> by studying the information gathered with demography, we can learn about the needs of the population and plan changes and policies in order to meet them.</u>
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Collisional plate boundary led to the 'creation' of the Himalayan Mountains.
<u>EXPLANATION:</u>
- Himalayan Mountains have been form bed because of the 'collision' of the 'Indian Plate' and the 'Eurasian Plate'.
- The collision process of the plates started almost '50 million years ago' and continues till date.
- The Indian plate is a major tectonic plate in the eastern hemisphere.
- The Eurasian plate and the Indian plate collide along the 'boundary' between 'India and Nepal' led to the formation of the Himalayan Mountains.
- The Indian Plate as well as the Eurasian Plate are moving till date causing the deformation and compression of both plates.
Greenland is an autonomous province of Denmark!
Because of this Danish is the official language and the language of education in Greenland, but not the only one- Greenlandic, related to indigenous Canadian languages is also spoken as the Greenlandic people are related to indigenous Canadians.
Its to the west because if you think about it, it makes sense. You have to start backward.
<span>The correct answer is almost all of earth's surface water exists in the oceans<span>.
97% of all of surface water on Earth is found in oceans.The remaining 3% of all surface water is found in the form of glaciers and icecaps (frozen water bodies), water vapor and fresh water (water from lakes, rivers, ponds, streams, etc.).</span></span>
