Geography, asked by veenakashid07, 3 months ago

Define (any 2).
1. Wave length.
2. Transit.
3. Partial solar eclipse.

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Answered by parasharparasharamlu

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Answer:

partial solar eclipse

Answered by acerttv2020

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Answer:

Wave length is the distance between two consecutive compressions or rarefactions or crests or troughs.

Transit is the act of passage from one place to another conveyance or transportation from one place to another

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