Answer to Question 1
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Answer to Question 2
The tide-generating forces create two simultaneous bulges: one on the side of Earth directed toward the Moon (the zenith) and the other on the side directed away from the Moon (the nadir). On the side directly facing the Moon, the bulge is created because the provided gravitational force is greater than the required centripetal force. On the side facing away from the Moon, the bulge is created because the required centripetal force is greater than the provided gravitational force. Although the forces are oriented in opposite directions on the two sides of Earth, the resultant forces are equal in magnitude, so the bulges are equal.
General differences in food webs and carbon flow among terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems (adapted f
A chart derived from a flow sheet.
Diagram of Cross Flow Air Dryer
Thermohaline currents flow to all oceans
The ability of a community to cope, adapt to, and mitigate the accelerating impact of climate change
Potential Interactions of Medications, Herbs, Nutrients, and Foods (2 of 2)