Sediments That Are Formed from Seawater as a Result of a Variety

question 29

Multiple Choice

Sediments that are formed from seawater as a result of a variety of chemical processes are called:

• A) cosmogenous.
• B) hydrogenous.
• C) organic..
• D) biogenous.
• E) terrigenous.

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Definitions:

Teamwork

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Short-Run Equilibrium

A state where supply and demand are balanced at a particular price level within a short time frame, especially in markets or within firms.

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A state where there is no tendency for economic variables, such as prices, outputs, or employment, to change, because all agents in the economy have fully adjusted to any changes.

Efficient Scale

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