Acid Precipitation Results from Human Modifications of

question 67

Multiple Choice

Acid precipitation results from human modifications of

• A) the carbon and nitrogen cycles.
• B) the carbon and sulfur cycles.
• C) the carbon and phosphorus cycles.
• D) the nitrogen and sulfur cycles.
• E) the nitrogen and phosphorus cycles.

Analyze the influence of education and socioeconomic status on college completion rates.

Understand how to calculate standard deviation.

Construct and interpret frequency polygons using class intervals.

Determine the correct number of intervals for a histogram for given data.

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Definitions:

Entrenched Meanders

Deeply incised meanders in a river or stream that retain their winding course because the land elevation change has been rapid compared to the lateral motion of the river.

Base Level

The lowest point to which a river or stream can erode its channel, often sea level for rivers.

Uplift

The vertical elevation of the Earth's surface due to natural causes such as tectonic movements or volcanic activity.

Terraces

Flat, step-like surfaces on a sloped piece of land, created either by natural processes like river erosion and glacial activity or by human agricultural practices.