Question

PLZ help with SCIENCE will medal for best answer

Answer 1

D

Answer 2

Plz explain why

Answer 3

Well look at your answers, the earth is in the solar system correct? Solar radiation is radiant energy emitted by the sun, particularly electromagnetic energy. About half of the radiation is in the visible short-wave part of the electromagnetic spectrum. The other half is mostly in the near-infrared part, with some in the ultraviolet part of the spectrum. Which the sun is giving heat to the earth in the picture you showed.

Answer 4

No i think b represents reflected sunlight

Answer 5

its not solar radiation

Answer 6

yes B is reflected

Answer 7

it could be A, you do have a point.

Answer 8

It should be A

Answer 9

Well it its NOT that answer then explain which is the answer

Answer 10

*if

Answer 11

It is definitely A

Answer 12

A is the answer/

Answer 13

Can you explain why @FaiqRaees

Answer 14

I dont like direct answers. 😬

Answer 15

Well when sunlight touches the earth surface(i.e. water, land) some of it gets absorbed to heat the surface and some of it gets reflected.

Answer 16

ok

Answer 17

I have another one to that picture

Answer 18

not sure what you meant by your last comment

Answer 19

oh lol...

Answer 20

I have another question that goes with the picture for the first question

Answer 21

yes it should be A cuz once the sunligh hits the surface of the earth, some of it is reflected and the rest is absorbed. the reflected light is then trapped by green houses gases in the troposphere such as methane, carbondioxide... so once enough energy is absorbed by the gases in the atmosphere, they scatter the light in all directions causing it the relfect back to the suface which raises the temperature.... :") yeah

Answer 22

ok next question

Answer 23

greenhouse effect as i described in the previous discription :")

Answer 24

R u sure?

Answer 25

the energy emmited by the sunlight is absorbed by the greenhouses gasses in the troposphere and once they reach their limit of absorption, they scatter the energy in all direction, causing some of it to hit back to earth...which basically raises the temperature at ground level...

Answer 26

ok TY!

Answer 27

yeah cuz the rest of the options aren't even relevant to the topic.. XD