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Relative area refers to the size or extent of a particular area in comparison to another area. It provides a way to compare the proportions or ratios of different areas in relation to each other. This concept is often used in geospatial analysis and cartography to depict spatial relationships and patterns.
A year here on planet Earth is 365 and a quarter days long. A "relative length of year" can only be given by comparison with some other object's year. Since we live on the Earth, we usually compare the years of other planets to that of Earth, rather than the other way around. So the year of Mars is 1.88 Earth years and that of Venus is 0.615 Earth years. The year of Earth is 1.000 Earth years.
In the absolute age, the value will be exact and direct but in the relative age you will compare the rock with other feature.
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The core is the densest layer.
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An index fossil. An index fossil's age is known, allowing scientists to know the relative age of other fossils based on their position relative to the index fossil. (Ex. If a fossil is deeper in the earth, it is older than the index fossil)
Most velocities are measured relative to Earth.Most velocities are measured relative to Earth.Most velocities are measured relative to Earth.Most velocities are measured relative to Earth.
They are in a line with Earth in the middle.
Relative dating in biology refers to estimating the age of a fossil or rock layer based on its position relative to other fossils or rock layers. It does not provide an exact age, but rather an estimation of the order of events. This method relies on principles like superposition and stratigraphy to determine the relative age of different geological features.
Comets orbit the Sun, the Earth orbits the Sun. Thus both the comet and the Earth are in motion one relative to the other and thus the position a the comet relative to the earth is constantly changing.
It is called relative motion when you compare the motion of one object to that of another object, taking into account their motion relative to each other. This concept is often used in physics to analyze how objects move in relation to each other in different reference frames.