<span>B.the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean</span>
The answer is; Oceans
Water, especially saline water in the oceans have a high specific heat capacity meaning that the energy required to raise a unit of water to one degree is higher than in most other substances. This is why oceans are significant buffers in global warming phenomenon because they heat up slowly and release heat slowly.
Answer:
Convection in the asthenosphere.
Explanation:
Convection in the asthenosphere
Heat which is present in the Earth maintain the malleability of the asthenosphere , and hence provides lubrication to the Earth's tectonic plates for movement .
The convection current that is generated in the asthenosphere , tries to push the magma upward via the vents that are present in the volcanoes and thereby spreads and create a new crust .
And this generates a hotspots on the Earth's crust .
True. Models may change as new discoveries are made. An example of this would be the plum pudding model developed by J.J Thomson.
The free body diagram consists of:
1) Weight force, which is a vertical arrow downward
2) A Normal force that is perpendicular to the ramp.
The Normal force can be decomposed in a vertical component and an horizontal component.
The vertical component, Ny, must equal the weight force, due to equilibrium (rest) condiition =>
Ny = weight = m*g = 5.5kg*9.8m/s^2 = 53.9 N
By geometry the vertical component of the Normal force, Ny is such that
cos (angle) = N / Ny => N = Ny * cos(angle)
=> N = 53.9N * cos(angle)
Now use that equation for each option:
a) 0 ° => N = 53.9N * cos(0) = 53.9N
b) 12° => N = 53.9 * cos(12) = 52.7N
c) 25° => N = 53.9 * cos(25) = 48.9N
d) 45° => N = 53.9 * cos(45) = 38.1N
