All categories

3 years ago

How does the viscosity of the magma fed to volcanoes affect nearby life and property?

1 answer:

8 0

A volcano that expels highly viscous magma is a greater threat to life and property because it is more explosives and thus is more difficult or impossible to predict. When there are more explosives happen, the damage that created to nearby life and poverty will also be increased. Depending on the amount of magma that being erupted, it might take more than ten years for the soil to have good enough composition for plants to grow.

You might be interested in

the economy was in long-run equilibrium when aggregate demand increased. at this point in time, the expected inflation has start

artcher [175]

The eco-nomy was in long-run equilibrium when aggre-gate demand increased. At this point in time, the expec-ted inflation has start-ed to adjust to the new high-er actual inflation rate. Accor-ding to the (Friedman) natural rate the-ory, this means the unemploy-ment rate in the economy must curr-ently be below the natu-ral rate.

Milton Friedman defi-ned the natural rate of unemploy-ment as the level of unemployment that result-ed from real economic forces, the long-run level of whi-ch could not be altered by monet-ary policy. Accor-ding to the general equili-brium model of economics, natural unemploy-ment is equal to the level of unemploy-ment of a labor mark-et at perfect equilibrium.

To know more about Friedman click below:

brainly.com/question/6803976

#SPJ4

3 0

1 year ago

How are resources allocated in a traditional economy?

mote1985 [20]

Traditional morals the system of production of material wealth

4 0

3 years ago

Read 2 more answers

Midyear on July 31st, the Chester Corporation's balance sheet reported:

erastova [34]

Answer:

$76.856 million

Explanation:

As we know that Balance sheet is divided in two portions.

1. Total Assets (Current Assets + Fixed Assets)

2. Total Liabilities and Share Holders' Equity.

and they both should be equal. So we can write from the above information, as:

Total Assets = Total Liabilities + Total Common Stock + Retained Earnings

N.B. We are excluding Cash from our calculation cause we assume that Cash is already been included in Total Assets.

Hence, by putting the values in above equation we can find our Retained Earnings as:

Retained Earnings + $128.230 million + $6.350 million = $211.436 million

Retained Earnings + $134.58 million = $211.436 million

Retained Earnings = $211.436 million - $134.58 million

Retained Earnings = $76.856 million

6 0

3 years ago

in a class of p student the average mark is n and in another class of q student the average mark is n. calculate the average mar

lesantik [10]

Answer: The average mark is n.

Explanation: The average mark is a average of averages. The average mark of class of p student is n, and q student is n, so n+n/2= 2n/2=n.

4 0

3 years ago

Prior to the write off of a $500 customer account, Athena Company had the following account balances: Accounts receivable $19,60

Effectus [21]

Answer:

Net accounts receivable Before $18,600 and After $18,600

Explanation:

solution

we know that here

net accounts receivable before write-off

Accounts Receivable = $19,600

and Allowance for doubtful debt = $1,000

so Net accounts receivable = $19,600 - $1,000 = $18,600

Journal Entry for write off is here

Allowance for doubtful Accounts = $500

Accounts Receivable = $500

and

Net accounts receivable after write off is

Accounts Receivable= $19,100

and

Allowance for doubtful debt= $500

so Net accounts receivable = $19,100 - $500

Net accounts receivable = 8,600

so Net accounts receivable Before $18,600 and After $18,600

6 0

3 years ago