Question

The range of degrees of the hemispheres divided by the Prime Meridian.


The range of degrees of the hemispheres divided by the Prime Meridian.


0-90


0-180


0

Answer 1

is it 0-180?

Answer 2

i think ur right

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

yep ur right

Answer 5

i just checked

Answer 6

ok thanks

Answer 7

The range of degrees of the hemispheres divided by the equator.

Answer 8

0-180


0


0-90

Answer 9

what about this one

Answer 10

it would be the same thing right

Answer 11

just zero (0)

Answer 12

Our guideline (the one we use as our main example for the direction our lines run) for Latitude is the:


Our guideline (the one we use as our main example for the direction our lines run) for Latitude is the:


Equator


Prime Meridian


International Date Line

Answer 13

and this would be equator right?

Answer 14

yep!

Answer 15

thanks

Answer 16

no it prime meridian

Answer 17

its Prime Meridian

Answer 18

oh

Answer 19

u good?

Answer 20

u sure?

Answer 21

yes

Answer 22

100% sure on these answers

Answer 23

In the map above, the red triangles represent volcanoes

What can you infer about the area shown in the map?


Volcano Map.PNG

In the map above, the red triangles represent volcanoes

What can you infer about the area shown in the map?


The crust is thinner there.

There is a divergent boundary there.

There is a convergent subduction zone there.there.

There is extra magma beneath that part of earth’s surface.

Answer 24

would it be b

Answer 25

can i ask u a question

Answer 26

ye

Answer 27

there is the question

Answer 28

B

Answer 29

B u sure

Answer 30

ye

Answer 31

thx

Answer 32

would my question be b also

Answer 33

@noodlesandriceyt

Answer 34

fagots

Answer 35

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