What happens to the volume of water flowing in the aquifer per unit time if velocity decreases? Increases? What happens to the volume of water flowing in the aquifer per unit time if the velocity increases?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: The volume decreases. The volume increases. It will increase IF there is enough head (pressure) to allow for this increase
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Geography
A) is not a science. B) does not use systems analysis. C) does not consider process in explaining systems. D) is derived from geo and graphein; literally, "to write Earth."
Which of the following defines a comma cloud?
A. a high wispy cirrus cloud that takes on the shape of a comma B. an organized band of clouds that looks like a comma on a satellite photograph C. the spiraling arms of a hurricane D. a large cumulonimbus cloud whose anvil is in the shape of a comma
The first discovery of oil and gas in the North Sea was in
A. the Netherlands B. Germany C. Norway D. the United Kingdom
Which of the following describes the events of the Acadian Orogeny?
A) Closing of the marginal sea caused a volcanic arc to be thrust over the continent B) North America collided with a microcontinent as the marginal sea continued to close C) The sea along North America closed completely as Africa collided with North America D) The rifting of Pangaea opened the modern Atlantic Ocean