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What is the flat surface of a solid?
The crust is the solid surface of the Earth.
What is a wall that holds up land called?
A retaining wall is a structure used to hold back and support soil or land on one side. It is commonly used to prevent erosion and create level surfaces on sloped terrains.
Steep-sloped volcanos with alternating layers of cinders and basalt flows are called what?
These volcanoes are called stratovolcanoes or composite volcanoes. They are characterized by their steep slopes and alternating layers of cinders, ash, and lava flows, typically made of basaltic and andesitic compositions.
Why is an isoquant negatively sloped?
An isoquant is negatively sloped because it represents all the different combinations of inputs that can produce the same level of output. As input usage increases for one input, it can be substituted for the other input to maintain the same level of output. Thus, the negative slope indicates the trade-off between the inputs.
What most common type of mass movement in a moderately sloped and dry environment is?
The most common type of mass movement in a moderately sloped and dry environment is a rockfall. This occurs when rocks or debris fall freely down the slope due to weathering and gravity, often triggered by freeze-thaw cycles or seismic activity.
What is a sloped surface in science?
It is called a wedge.
What type of force holds a book on a sloped desk?
The force of gravity acting on the book pulls it downward, while the normal force exerted by the desk in the upward direction prevents the book from sliding down the sloped surface.
What is the steeply sloped side of a dune called?
a slip face
What is the sloped front called on race cars?
The nose of the car.
Are fronts sloped or vertical?
They are sloped
Is perpendicular vertical?
Not necessarily. A perpendicular to a sloped line will be sloped. It will be at right angles to the sloped line, though.
What are the ways that slump creep mudflows and rockslides are the same?
Both landslides and avalanches are can be caused by heavy rain or snow. An avalanche is great volumes of mass sliding down a sloped area, a mudslide or mudflow also are great volumes of mass sliding down a sloped area. these are some of the similarities between a mudslide and an avalanche.
Why is PPF negatively sloped?
why PPF in economics is negatively sloped
What is a horse called when its tail is very low set and its rump very sloped?
It is called Goose rumped.This is rare, except in Quarter Horses and draft horses.
What was an ancient Egyptian structure with sloped sides and looked like a flat-topped park bench called?
A pylon perhaps?
Does negatively sloped mean downward sloped?
Yes. Negative gradient would mean downward sloping.
Why do tanks have sloped armor?
When you put the armor at an angle, the thickness is increased due to the fact that it is sloped as opposed to plumb.
