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They are two important parts of the water cycle.
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What is the two most important parts of climate?
What is the two most important parts of climate.
Which two phases of the water cycle are repeated?
Evaporation and precipitation.
What are two ways a mineral can form from a solution?
By precipitation out of a saturated solution or by evaporation from a saturated solution.
Are Temperature And Precipitation Are The Two Most Important Elements Of Climate For The Majority Of Living Things?
yes they are
What are the two main factors to consider in determining the climate of an area?
temperature and rainfall The two factors are Temperature and Precipitation.
What is the two most important parts of climate?
What is the two most important parts of climate.
What two phases of the water cycle are repeated?
Evaporation and precipitation.
Which two phases of the water cycle are repeated?
Evaporation and precipitation.
What are two processes that chemical sedimentary rocks are deposited?
evaporation and precipitation.
What two major processes influence the water cycle?
Evaporation and Precipitation.
What are two ways in which water returns to the oceans from the land?
Precipitation and Evaporation. :D
How is precipitation in the water cycle?
All major steps in the water cycle are important, otherwise the cycle breaks down. Precipitation is one of the two basic steps in the water cycle:Water rises into the atmosphere (evaporation, transpiration, evapotranspiration, sublimation).Water falls from the atmosphere (precipitation).
What are the parts of the climate?
Two parts of climate are temperature and precipitation.
What are the two parts of climate?
Temperature and Precipitation.
What are 2 parts of climate?
Two parts of climate are temperature and precipitation.
What are the 2 parts of climate?
Two parts of climate are temperature and precipitation.
What are two characteristics do all deserts have in common?
All deserts have low precipitation and high evaporation rates.
