Geography

the area of a large estate is measured in hectares

It's about 6 miles. The actual way to calculte is 5/8ths. The is 5 miles = 8 Kms. Therefore multiply by 5 & divide by 8= 45 divided by 9 = 5.6 miles.

5,324 sq miles.

They're the one for the NCOs and the one for the lower enlisted ranks in the mess hall.

The line for the officers is neater, but majority rules, and it's still a mess hall.

Any shape can.

first simplify the fraction then multiply the denominators times the numerators and see if they are equal

interior angle = 180-(360/n)

30. (Add them all together, then divide by 5, the number of items.)

Yes. But any object is a geometrical shape of some sort. Even a blob is an irregular geometric shape!

A nonagon has 9 sides. I imagine it has the same derivation as November, originally the 9th month! (As December was 10th, October the 8th, September the 7th). Then the Romans shoved in July and August (after Augustus & Julius Caesar) because the calendar was wrong.

The answer depends on

1. how good you are,

2. where in the world you work,

3. how many lucky breaks you get.

Peru's area is 496,000 square miles (1,290,000 square kilometers).

The rectangle (all four angles = 90°) and rhombus (all four sides equal) are both special cases of parallelogram. A square is a rectangle which is also a rhombus.

Please specify.

Geographers and sociologists may group certain faiths together based on shared cultural, historical, or geographical contexts that influence their practices and beliefs. For instance, religions that originated in the same region may exhibit similar rituals and social structures, reflecting their intertwined histories. Additionally, grouping faiths can help scholars analyze patterns of migration, interaction, and adaptation in diverse societies, facilitating a better understanding of their role in shaping social identities and community dynamics. This categorization can also aid in examining the impact of religion on social issues such as conflict, cohesion, and cultural exchange.

The study of mapmaking, or cartography, has been crucial for humans as it enables navigation, exploration, and spatial understanding of the world. Maps have facilitated trade, military strategy, and the expansion of civilizations by providing a visual representation of geographic information. Additionally, they play a vital role in urban planning, environmental management, and disaster response, helping societies manage resources and respond to challenges effectively. Overall, cartography has significantly shaped human development and interaction with the environment.

Cape Town is located near the Atlantic Ocean. Specifically, it sits at the convergence of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, with the Cape of Good Hope marking this meeting point. The city's coastal landscape features stunning beaches and rugged cliffs along the Atlantic coastline.

The Tigris River has historically served as a vital transportation route in the region, facilitating the movement of goods and people. Although its navigability can be limited by seasonal fluctuations and shallow waters, it was once used for cargo transport, particularly in ancient times. Today, while modern transportation networks have largely overshadowed river transport, small boats and ferries still operate on certain sections for local transit and tourism. Environmental and geopolitical factors also influence its use for transportation in contemporary settings.

The first people to inhabit the Southeast region of what is now the United States were various Indigenous tribes, including the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, and Seminole. These groups developed rich cultures, languages, and economies, often centered around agriculture, hunting, and trade. Their societies were deeply connected to the land and its resources long before European colonization began in the 16th century.

Either Europe or Africa, depending on where in the US you leave from.

Capes and bays are often found right next to each other. A cape is a piece of land which sticks out into the water in a noticeable way. A bay is a large area of water mostly surrounded by land.

A polygon with 2,000,000 sides is called a 2,000,000-gon or a 2-million-gon. It is a type of polygon with an extremely high number of sides, making it a very complex geometric shape. The naming convention for polygons follows the pattern of adding the number of sides as a prefix to the suffix "-gon" to indicate the shape.

Well, well, well, look at you trying to learn something! The mid-Atlantic colonies specialized in a little bit of everything - agriculture, trade, and manufacturing. They were like the jack-of-all-trades in the colonial world, making some serious cash by diversifying their economic activities. So, if you wanted it, they probably had it - talk about being a one-stop shop!

Grand Bahama is a big place, with several different points

on the island ... an infinite number of them in fact.

The west end of Runway-6 at Grand Bahama International

Airport at Freeport is located at 26.5515° north latitude

78.7099° west longitude. Any other point on the island, or for that matter on the airport,

has somewhat different coordinates.

The last person who commented on your question stated this:

LEDC'S

Egypt, Mali, Haiti, Ghana ,Ukraine, Libya, Vietnam

MEDC'S

UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, France, New Zealand, Taiwan

This is absolutely wrong. The correct list of MEDC's ranking is:

1. Norway. 2. Australia. 3. Switzerland. 4. Netherlands. 5. United States. 6. Germany. 7. New Zealand 8. Canada. 9. Singapore. 10. Denmark. 11. Ireland 12. Sweden. 13. Iceland 14. United Kingdom. 15. Hong Kong and South Korea

The correct list of LEDC's ranking is:

1. Democratic Republic of the Congo 2. Liberia 3. Zimbabwe 4. Burundi 5. Eritrea 6. Central African Republic 7. Niger 8. Sierra Leone 9. Malawi 10. Togo 11. Madagascar 12. Afghanistan 13. Guinea 14. Mozambique 15. Ethiopia.

And that's the only top 15 of the most developed countries and the top 15 of the poorest countries.