Question

Under what environmental conditions is the ocean water the saltiest?

high evaporation, high rainfall, cool water
low evaporation, very heavy rainfall, warm water
low evaporation, high rainfall, cool water
high evaporation, low rainfall, warm water

Answer 1

help me

Answer 2

how is this computer science haha

Answer 3

idk it science tho

Answer 4

lol

Answer 5

There is no "science"
We have topics for biology, chemistry etc. This is probably 9th grade biology

Answer 6

yes but can you answer qustion

Answer 7

only through guessing.
you want low evaporation because that retains salt

That leaves us with B or C

Answer 8

go with C. high rainfall < very heavy rainfall

more rain = more water = less salty water

Answer 9

i think its high evaporation, low rainfall, warm water

Answer 10

rofl. that makes sense. trust her

Answer 11

lol idk u should probably trust him.

Answer 12

no that makes the most logical sense. I have no idea what I'm talking about

Answer 13

I don't know why I thought low evap would be right.
high evap = more water leaving the ocean = more salt in the ocean

Answer 14

so what should i go with

Answer 15

lol haha u choose

Answer 16

^

Answer 17

maybe u should ask it in the bio section.

Answer 18

i did no one answers

Answer 19

they said d @tejasvir @bibby

Answer 20

looks right

Answer 21

and what about you what do you think @tejasvir

Answer 22

They want geology/earth science to go into Geography... Personally I wish they had just made a hard sciences super group and put all the others below it.

Answer 23

i agree with @bibby

Answer 24

saltiest = more salt per unit of water
Evaporation = removal of water
Rain = addition of water
And what temperature causes more things to desolve, high or low?

If you look at each part, it should not be too hard to answer.