Explain how a wave moves water
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Particles suspended in the water move through circular orbits of decreasing diameter at deeper depths. The circular wave motion of water imparts a small amount of forward movement of the water. The motion beneath the passing wave decreases downward, so a particle of water moves farther when it moves up and forward than when it moves down and backward. Therefore water actually does move slowly in the direction of wave movement.
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A) personal choice. B) moral uncertainty. C) karma. D) genetic variation. E) cultural priority.
Why is copper used for electrical wiring?
A) It is an excellent conductor of electricity. B) It is very rigid. C) It has a metallic luster. D) It is rare, explaining why wiring is expensive.
What is paleomagnetism? Why have magnetometers shown symmetrical bands of magnetism strength
at varying locations? What will be an ideal response?
The largest zone of Earth's interior, by thickness, is the
A. mantle B. outer core C. crust D. inner core