1- The polar ice caps on Mars are an example of what type of glacier? Select one
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The polar ice caps on Mars are an example of what type of glacier?
Select one:
a. piedmont glaciers
b. valley glaciers
c. continental glaciers
d. cirque glaciers
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When an unstable parent isotope decays, which of these is true?
Select one:
a. The daughter isotope may continue to decay.
b. The parent isotope's rate of decay slows.
c. The parent isotope becomes stable and stops decaying.
d. The daughter isotope will be a stable isotope.
3- Some limestone is formed by the lithification of the accumulated calcite shells of marine organisms.
True or False?
Explanation / Answer
Question 2) answer ) option a)
Reason : According to Nuclear theory ,when a parent undergoes decay and produces a daughter isotope then the daughter may be stable or it may be unstable and further decay until a final stable grand daughter isotope is formed
Question 1) option c) continental glaciers
Reason : Continental glaciers are continuous masses of ice that are much larger than other glaciers . Continental glaciers cover large swaths of land and extend over 50,000 km
Since polar ice caps on Mars cover large area . They are example of continental glacier
Question 3) true
Reason : chalk is a type of limestone formed by the accumulation of calcareous shells of microscopic marine organisms.
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