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Barrera

On a map, 1 inch equals 15 miles. Two cities are 9 inches apart on the map. What is the actual

distance between the cities?

The actual distance between the cities is

miles.

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Jagger Guzman

How does reclamation protect the environment around a mine?

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Imani

Which "sphere" is not directly studied in one of the main branches of Earth/space science (geology, astronomy, meteorology, or oceanography) ?

a. biosphere

b. exosphere

c. atmosphere

d. hydrosphere

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Louis Murray

What is ridge push?

A:cooler, denser crust sinks into the mantle

B:when edges become denser and gravity pulls them downward and away from one another

C:currents just beneath Earth's crust flow very slowly, causing movement in the plates above them

D: folding and crumpling and sliding upward creating mountains

This is earth science

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Yadiel Zavala

What is the solution to this expression

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Breanna Reed

On parallelogram PQRS below if P at (-1,6) and S is located at (-7,-3) what is the slope of QR

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Javion Juarez

Which of the following was NOT a result of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster?

radiation poisoning

people displaced from their homes

respiratory diseases and cancer

quick public notification

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Paola

The mountains near the western coast

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Ruben

Which of the following wa NOT banned through the Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914?

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Ashlyn Cowan

What is true of two solar eclipses separated by one saros cycle?

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Andre House

Which best describes a mudflow?

sudden movement along a flat, inclined surface

movement too slow to be observed directly

material moving downslope as a thick fluid

material falling freely through the air

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Dominique Zuniga

What is the difference between a crater and a caldera?

a. Craters are only formed from asteroid impacts.

b. Calderas are only formed from asteroid impacts.

c. Craters are formed by ejecting material during volcanic explosions while calderas are formed from the inward collapse of volcano tops during explosive eruptions.

d. Calderas are formed by ejecting material during volcanic explosions while craters are formed from the inward collapse of volcano tops during explosive eruptions.

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Paris Mcknight

if you were the minister of department of environmental affairs how were you going to solve the problem brought by earthquakes

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King Kirby

How do the noth atlantic drift and the prevailing westerlies affect europe climate?

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Fancy

Is the relationship between gravitational force and distance of separation between moon and planet an inverse or direct relationship answers?

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