Question

HELP!?!?!?!

Answer 1

wat do u think is the right ans?

Answer 2

not sure...all the above?? :/

Answer 3

all of the above is the right ans :)

Answer 4

can you explain why?

Answer 5

errr...ur book or study material should have the explanation right?

Answer 6

umm well not all together but not that much.

Answer 7

but can you plz explain why?

Answer 8

so many people and noone tagged

Answer 9

On my other boards i tagged like 16 people and NONE of them EVER help me.

Answer 10

i belive it has something to do with the mass of the water

Answer 11

here is the closest explanation i could find:

http://www.ecn.ac.uk/what-we-do/education/tutorials-weather-climate/climate/factors-affecting-climate

Answer 12

ok thx but can some other people give me more explanations why cause I want to see how many people say it is that answer and why cause i want to get it right. :)

Answer 13

@ParthKohli @pooja195 @Jesstho.-. @jabez177

Answer 14

@Nnesha @nincompoop @ParthKohli @Jesstho.-. @jabez177 plz help me!!

Answer 15

Hmm... Give me a sec to understand it.

Answer 16

ok.

Answer 17

hello??????

Answer 18

It's B or D.

Answer 19

it doesnt say b or d.

Answer 20

Okay. Cities or All of the Above.

Answer 21

I believe you want to know /why/ the answer is all the above right?

Large bodies of water: Water has a high specific heat capacity, and it is this characteristic that allows it to absorb large amounts of heat/energy without changing state that easily. In this case, large bodies of water absorb heat and keep the planet warm. The water within large bodies constantly evaporates, this causes clouds, which may cause storms etc.

Large Cities: A source of pollution, due to the infrastructure of ubiquitous transport + industry multiple greenhouse gases are released into the atmosphere which retain heat further, causing global warming.

Ocean Currents: Currents carry heat around the globe, making sure that the temperature is relatively average. The transport of water is also instrumental in the formation of currents that can result in natural disasters such as hurricanes. As warm water moves to colder places, colder water will swell up to the surface and increase the density of the air above it by making it cooler. This forms a sheath of air which, when covered by a sheet of hot air, will swirl and turn into tropical storms.

I hope this was informative. c:

Answer 22

So yes, I think "all of the above" is the right answer as well. c:

Answer 23

ty so much!