Answer:One can easily assume a direct cause and effect relationship between a physical environment and an aspect of culture
Explanation: During the prehistoric and the earlier centuries human societies developed in isolation, there's no interconnection or much of communication between different groups and societies.
Knowledge sharing is not prominent, but in recent times people are more connected to each other,communities and countries interaction takes place through different forums, during the earlier centuries there are no mobile communication equipments,no Television set or the level of sophistication as it is today.
Answer:
A. Acceleration always involves changing speed.
Explanation:
Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity.
Velocity is a vector quantity and is defined as speed in a given direction. Therefore, when any or both of the components of velocity is changing with time, a body is said to be accelerating i.e. acceleration involves a change of speed or change in direction, or a change in both speed and direction.
Considering the statements:
A. Acceleration always involves changing speed is false because acceleration can occur when speed is constant but direction is changing.
B. Changing direction always involves acceleration is true because, a change in direction results in a change in velocity.
C Changing speed always involves acceleration is true because, changing speed results in a change in velocity.
D. Circular motion always involves acceleration is true because in circular motion the direction is always changing, and this results in a change in velocity
Answer:
Mars and Earth are two of the planets of the solar system. Some of the ways in which Mars is different from Earth are as follows-
- The size of the earth is bigger than Mars as Earth has a radius of nearly 6400 km, whereas Mars has a radius of about 3400 km.
- The atmosphere of earth is primarily comprised of gases such as 78% of Nitrogen (N₂), 21% of Oxygen (O₂), 0.03% of Carbon dioxide (CO₂), and 0.9% of Argon (Ar), whereas the atmosphere of Mars is mainly comprised of 95% of CO₂, 3% of molecular N₂, and 2% of Ar.
- The surface gravity also marks a contrasting difference as on Mars, the gravity at the surface is only about 38%, in comparison to the gravity at the earth's surface.
