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A material that undergoes tensional stress tends to?
Stretch.
Why do sediments deposits tends to form layers?
Example: The Wind Stops Blowing Or A River Enters A Quiet Lake Or The Ocean. In Each Case The Particles Being Carried Will Settle out, Forming Layers Of Sediment.
Do all 'freeride' and 'all mountain' MTBs have full suspension?
Typically, free ride bikes will have full suspension, but it is not neseccery, and with all mountain mtbs, it tends to be riders preference. hope this answers your question, the bottem line is no.
How does a sander work?
sanding has a soft backing it tends not to cut work material grinding has a hard backing it cuts or machines material
How do sediments settle from the river?
fast curents carry soil. heavier soil falls to bed of river where water tends to slow down.
In what region you can find the meander and the oxbow lake?
A river's flow tends to slow down on reaching a flat valley floor. It is here that the river may meander, creating bends and ox-bow lakes.
What happens to rivers in the lower elevations?
Down in the valley, a river tends to slow down and meander.
Does Katniss find Peeta next to the river in chapter 19?
Yes, she finds him and tends to his wounds there
What is restoring couple?
Restoring couple=as the coil turns under the action of deflecting torque,the suspension wire is twisted which give rise to torsional couple,which tends to untwist the suspension wire and restore the original position. This couple is known as restoring couple.. Restoring couple =t=C Φ
Where is the fastest flowing river in England?
The River Swale is considered to be the fastest river in England, and it tends to flood a lot as well.
Which area of river will most likely contain the most sediment?
The area of a river that will most likely contain the most sediment is the riverbed and the banks, particularly at points where the water flow slows down, such as in pools or bends. Sediment tends to accumulate in these regions due to decreased water velocity, allowing particles to settle. Additionally, the river's mouth, where it meets a larger body of water, often has high sediment deposits due to the influx of sediment carried downstream.
What is the force pulling a material apart?
The force pulling a material apart is called tensile force. It acts along the axis of the material and tends to stretch or elongate it. Tensile force is resisted by the material's internal structure, such as molecular bonds.
