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What is the elevation of terlingua tx?
average elevation is 2933ft.
What is the elevation of Baytown TX?
Baytown's elevation is 34 feet (10.4 meters).
What is the elevation of mt orizaba?
According to summitorizaba.com the elevation of mt orizaba is 18,700'
What is the elevation of morganton nc?
What is the elevation at 104 Linden St, Morganton, NC 28655
What is the temperature change for 1000 feet elevation gain?
6.4˚C per 1000 m elevation gain or 3.5˚F for 1000 ft elevation gain
How does elevation relate to temperature?
As elevation increases, temperature tends to decrease. This is known as the lapse rate, which is about 3.5°F for every 1,000 feet gained in elevation. This is why mountainous regions are often cooler than low-lying areas at the same latitude.
What is the capital of teaxs?
Austin
What plains rise in elevation to about 5000 feet but begin slightly above?
Plains rise in elevation to about 5,000 feet but begin slightly above
What is Teaxs 's abbreviation?
Tx.
Were is George wbush from?
he,s from teaxs
Water naturally flows in what direction?
To the highest elevation
What would happen to the boiling point of a substance if the elevation were to rise?
Actually, as you rise in elevation in atmoshpere im assuming, the pressure decreases. This pressure drop will cause the boiling point of anything to rise, therefore requiring more energy to boil.
Where was Selena Gomez's from?
grand prairie; teaxs
What is the physical interpretation of gradient of a scalar field and directional derivative?
The elevation of points on a hill is a scalar 'field'. It can have a different value at every point, but each one is a scalar value. Imagine a lumpy bumpy irregular hill, and pick a point to talk about, say, somewhere on the side of the hill. At that point, the directional derivative of the elevation is the rate at which the elevation changes leaving the point in that direction. It has different values in different directions: If you're looking up the hill, then the d.d. is positive in that direction; if you're looking down the hill, the d.d. is negative in that direction. If you're looking along the side of the hill, the d.d. could be zero, because the elevation doesn't change in that particular direction. The directional derivative is a vector. The direction is whatever direction you're talking about, and the magnitude is the rate of change in that direction. The gradient is the vector that's simply the greatest positive directional derivative at that point. Its direction is the direction of the steepest rise, and its magnitude is the rate of rise in that direction. If your hill is, say, a perfect cone, and you're on the side, then the gradient is the vector from you straight toward the top, with magnitude equal to the slope of the side of the cone. Any other vector is a directional derivative, with a smaller slope, and it isn't the gradient.
Which direction does water always flow when it moves across land?
Water always flow from a higher elevation to a lower elevation.
What are three methods that hep you determine the direction a stream is flowing on a topographic map?
One method to figure out which direction a stream is flowing, is by elevation. Usually, streams flow towards higher elevation
How many counties are in Teaxs?
Texas has 254 counties.
