Question

The vertical distance between Earth's surface and the height to which convectional movements extend is called the __________.
a) vertical ratio
b) stability layer
c) convectional limit
d) mixing depth
c) turbulence factor

Answer 1

Answer:

vertical ratio must be the answer

Explanation:

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Answer 2

The vertical distance between Earth's surface and the height to which convectional movements extend is called the vertical ratio

Explanation:

• there is a certain distance between the Earth surface and the height in which the conventional movement takes place. The conventional movement take place due to the differential heating of the different surfaces of the land.

• However this convectional movement are responsible for the change in the current which takes place on the surface of the earth. The word vertical ratio is important for determination of  the convectional current..

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Ratio of vertical points to horizontal points and vice versa is called

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