Given directed line segment CD, if point E divides CD three-fourths of the way
from C to D. find the coordinates of E. Round to the nearest tenth.

Answer: Azimuthal projection Map

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The name of the map that maintains accuracy in the size (area) of continents but distorts the shapes of the continents is called Equal-area or equivalent projection map.

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longitude latitude

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C. Tagine (Northwestern Africa)

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Tagine is a vegetable North African dish that is named after the conical clay pot in which it is cooked in. It is a meal commonly cooked, served and eaten in North African countries like Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya  etc.

It was because it would help trade, and help citizens have water at all times.

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Because they provided a steady supply of drinking water and made the land fertile for growing crops.

I believe that it is D credibility

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i believe it is a bias because he/they like the one team more than the other team so they will think the team they like is the best

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I will go with the letter B

Answer:      Below is an overview of some elemental information related to limnology and lake management that are important to know in understanding lakes and the big picture of lake management. For more detailed information please visit the NALMS Bookstore, which has numerous publications on general limnology and lake-related topics.

Basin Types

Events that occurred on or beneath the Earth’s surface thousands of years ago formed many of our lakes. As a result, lakes are usually concentrated into areas that have a large number of waterbodies. Most lakes can be found in the Northern Hemisphere, where large areas were covered by huge ice formations. On a scale of human life spans, lakes seem to be permanent features of our landscape, but they are really only geologically temporary. They are created, mature (fill-in) and eventually disappear.

The origins of the lake basins and their characteristics ultimately reflect the physical, chemical and biological events taking place within the area surrounding them. These events play an important role in how the lake responds to surrounding activities.

Glacial Lakes: By far the most important agents in the formation of lakes are the catastrophic effects of glacial ice movements that occurred 10,000 to 12,000 years ago. Gigantic sheets of ice and snow are created in climates where snow falls but does not melt. The glaciers covered an area from the Atlantic Ocean to the Rocky Mountains in ice that was more than a mile high. Although these glaciers did eventually melt, ten percent of the earth is presently covered with glaciers. Some of these glaciers can still be seen in the mountainous areas of the United States and Canada.

As a glacier moves back and forth across the land, scraping off the tops of hills and bluffs and taking rocks with it, lakes are formed. The material picked up by the glacier is later dropped off at other sites. This back and forth and stop and go movement of the glaciers permanently alters the landscape. This movement creates several important landforms. When the glacier stops, it leaves behind piles of rocks and materials that it carried over time, called moraines. These dam up rivers and smaller streams to form lakes. Sometimes, huge blocks of ice are broken off and covered by sand and gravel. When the ice melts, the sand and gravel cave in, leaving a large hole behind. These kettles may form large marshes or lakes. As the large mass of ice melts, rivers form beneath the glaciers.

Solution Lakes: Lakes can form when underground deposits of soluble rocks are dissolved by water running through the area, making a depression in the ground. Rock formations made of sodium chloride (salt), or calcium carbonate (limestone), are most likely to be dissolved by acidic waters. Once the groundwater has dissolved the rocks below the surface, the top of the land caves in, usually forming a round-shaped lake, called a solution lake. Typically, the depressions are deep enough to extend below the groundwater table and are permanently filled with water. Solution lakes are common in Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky and particularly in Florida.

Oxbow Lakes: The flow of water from rivers has a great deal of energy and erosive strength that may create lake basins. As a river winds over the earth’s surface, a greater amount of erosion occurs on the outer river bend, where the flow of water is the fastest. Materials carried by the river are deposited on the inner portion of the bend, where currents are reduced. As time passes, erosion continues and more materials are left off until the U-shaped meander of the river closes in. The main course of the river cuts a new channel to the inner end of the meander. Oxbow lakes are usually shaped like the letter C.

Man-made or Animal-made Lakes: Many small lakes in North America have been formed by the activities of the American beaver. Sticks, aquatic plants and mud are used to build dams across small streams to form an impoundment of the water. These ponds are usually very shallow and are rich in nutrients and plant life. Humans have constructed artificial lakes (reservoirs) to supply drinking water to the public, to provide power, to aid in navigation, to provide flood control and for recreational purposes. These reservoirs are usually well engineered by humans to hold back a certain quantity of water with the use of dams.

Volcanic Lakes: Sometimes, disastrous events associated with volcanic activity form lake basins. The formation of volcanic lakes can occur in different ways. As volcanic material, including magma, is discharged out of the volcano, empty depressions or cavities are formed within the volcano. Some of these depressions cannot drain and become sealed holes on top of the volcano. Rainfall and runoff eventually fill the depression with water and a new

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Thunderstorms are formed when warm, moist air rises up into cold air.

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Warm air becomes cooler, and causes water vapor to form.

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the globe can be represented upside down and has been. “the common answer is that Europeans made the maps and they wanted to be on top.

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The water bodies from western hemisphere are from North and South America.

These can be grouped in:

→ oceans, gulfs and seas:

→ lakes from North America:

→ lakes from South America:

→ rivers from North America:

→ rivers from South America:

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Aristole proposed that the Earth was actually round, contractiary of religious beliefs

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He believed that the Earth was round and that influenced alot on the way we think about the science of geology.    

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Volcanoes are also common along tectonic boundaries where plates pull apart, allowing magma to rise from the mantle. ... Less commonly, a volcano can form over a hot spot far from a plate boundary. Heat carried by material rising from deep in the mantle melts some of the rock in the lithosphere above it.

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Distances between two points are distorted .

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Both the Mercator Projection and the Goode Projection attempt to plot the total landmass as accurately as possible. Thus, the Mercator Projection represents the world in a rectangular plane, enlarging the size of the poles and, therefore, distorting the distances of the territories close to them. For its part, the Goode Projection divides the map into separate compartments, thereby breaking with the notion of distance that exists between the different territories of the planet.

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D. Distances between two points are distorted.

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i would say oil production

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Christianity and Islam. Christianity worships Jesus Christ and Islam worships Allah.

The correct answer is D. How national borders in a region change over time.

Explanation:

The main purpose of maps is to show geographical features including natural physical features such as mountains or rivers, and political features that refer to the use of land by humans and the divisions created by them. Due to this, through maps, it is possible to visually show cities, states, regions countries, etc. In this context, a series of maps can be used to show the evolution or change of national borders because this is part of political features. Also, other aspects such as policies, beliefs, or economic events are not geographical and due to this cannot be depicted through maps.

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Dominion

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The correct option is D. When the Australian colonies decided to form the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901, the new country was a Dominion.

The Dominion of New Zealand and the Dominion of Newfoundland received official recognition as Dominion status in 1907, the Commonwealth of Australia was acknowledged as a Dominion in 1901, the Dominion of New Zealand and the Dominion of Newfoundland in 1907, and the Union of South Africa in 1910.

A region is a self-governing commonwealth and is one of many such territories that are grouped together to form a community of nations or empires. The term was historically used to describe independent parts of the British Empire like Canada and New Zealand. religion, dominions

A self-governing Dominion within the British Empire, the Commonwealth of Australia was founded on January 1, 1901, by the union of six colonies. The United Kingdom continued to have control over the new country's relations with the rest of the world while the new country was sovereign in matters pertaining to its internal affairs.

Thus, The Commonwealth of Australia was a Dominion when the Australian colonies voted to establish it in 1901.

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within tectonic plates themselves

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Earthquakes

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A seismograph measures seismic waves caused by earthquakes.

The most likely, earthquakes probably happen close to where the oceanic and continental plates converge. The crust of the plates is what causes earthquakes. Oceanic plates are those that lie beneath the oceans; the other plates are known as continental plates.

What is earthquakes?

The term earthquake refers to the sudden and shaking of the Earth surface. The seismic waves are created on the Earth surface. The surface on the land layer of the earth are the slip is also known as fault plane. The sudden and unexpected movement of the Earth some kind of the fault the outcomes are the earthquake.

The earthquake is in the ocean and seas are the converted into the portion of the ocean are the heavy chances of the tsunamis. The likely, disturbance and death of the thousand of the miles are the earthquakes are generated on the oceans are spoil the tectonic plates collide. There are the likely based to the split of the plates of the ocean.

As a result, likely the earthquake is occurs in the location of the red circle.

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functional region is an area organized to function politically, socially, and economically as a single unit. Functional regions are centered on a focal point that connects other areas by various systems, such as transportation, communication, or economic activities.

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the physical charecteristics of the world

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the physical charecteristics of the world

Answer: Health

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Elevation above sea level can affect your health, your mood, your metabolic rate (Calorie Burn) and Your overall mental health, you may notice most of these are Health effects.

Answer: Macon-Bibb County, GA Metropolitan Statistical Area

Explanation:

The Macon Metropolitan Statistical Area is located in central Georgia and covers an area of 4,462 km². It is home to around 230,000 people and with the principal city being Macon.

This Metropolitan area is located in 2 of Georgia's 5 regions being the Piedmont and the Coastal Plain.

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I guess the answer must be A. stream

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The answer is below

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The question is not complete, the coordinates of K and M are not given. Let us assume The coordinates are at K(1, -6) and M(9,-2)  

Answer: If a line segment AB with coordinates at [tex](x_1,y_1)\ and\ (x_2,y_2)[/tex] is divided by a point O(x, y) in the ratio n:m, the coordinates of point O is given by the formula:

[tex]x=\frac{n}{n+m}(x_2-x_1)+x_1 \\\\y=\frac{n}{n+m}(y_2-y_1)+y_1[/tex]

K(1, -6) and M(9,-2)  are divided in ratio 1:3 by point L. Let us assume L is at (x,y), hence the coordinate of point L is given as:

[tex]x=\frac{n}{n+m}(x_2-x_1)+x_1=\frac{1}{1+3}(9-1)+1=\frac{1}{4}(8)+1=3 \\\\y=\frac{n}{n+m}(y_2-y_1)+y_1=\frac{1}{1+3}(-2-(-6))+(-6)=\frac{1}{4} (4)-6=-5[/tex]

Point L is at (3, -5)

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She wants to show an important part of her childhood identity.

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She wants to show an important part of her childhood identity

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To calculate the anomalies, from each monthly data point you subtract that month’s average. These monthly averages, called the “climatology”, are shown in the top row of Figure 2.