Which of the following empires was not located in ancient India?Indus Valley
Joseon
Maurya
Gupta

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

Joseon

Explanation:

  • This a Korean dynasty that during its rule Joseon encouraged the confusion of the chinese cultural ideas and the doctrine in the society. It was formed in 1392 and was replaced by the Korean Empire in 1897 i.e in the late 14th CE.
Answer 2
Answer: B)Joseon was not located in INDIA.

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_________________ may explode with such intensity that they become part of other objects.A) Massive stars
B) White dwarfsC) Galaxies
D) The nebula

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If my memory serves me well, the answer is: A) Massive stars may explode with such intensity that they become part of other objects.

Answer:

A) Massive stars

Explanation:

The mass of the star determines how its end will be. The less massive will give rise to nebulas, in whose center a white dwarf will remain, which is a degenerate star that has exhausted all its fuel and is much smaller than its initial volume. And the most massive stars will become stars of neutrons, quarks, or, if they have enough mass, in black holes. For a star to end its days in the form of a neutron star it is necessary that it has a mass of at least 1.44 solar masses. This value is known as the "Chandrasekhar limit", and we owe it to the Indian astrophysicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, when we talk about neutron star we mean that it can lead to the formation of other objects

For a star to end its days in the form of a star of quarks or a black hole it is necessary that its mass be even greater. This value is set by the "Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkoff limit", currently established by astrophysicists at approximately 2.17 solar masses. Everything we have seen so far about the life of the stars is very important because it can help us understand the phenomenon that causes the formation of a black hole.

Which of the following beliefs is not included in Islam's Six Articles of Faith? A. faith in angels B. faith in the afterlife C. faith in the unity of God D. faith in the Vedas as sacred texts

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D) Faith in the Vedas as sacred texts is the following belief which is not included in Islam's Six Articles of Faith,because the Vedas pertain to the Hindu religion. The Vedas are considered as sacred scripture for followers of Hinduism, and are written in Sanskrit, an ancient language.

Answer:

faith in the Vedas as sacred texts

Explanation:

The Vedas are the sacred texts of Hinduism.

One reason that life as we know it is unlikely to exist on Venus is becauseA. the surface temperature is too high.
B. the surface temperature is too low.
C. the surface has too much ice covering it.
D. there is no atmosphere.

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Venus is the second planet closeto the sun. It revolves around the sun faster than the earth. It has a thickatmosphere wherein it traps heat from the sun. The trapped heat creates arunaway of greenhouse effect that elevates the surface temperature of Venus. Ithas a surface temperature of 480 °C that can dissolve some metals found inearth such as lead. Because of this temperature, no ice could ever form on itssurface. The answer is letter A.

Answer:   the surface temperature is too high

Explanation:

The point beneath Earth’s surface where rock breaks under stress and triggers an earthquake is called thea.
syncline.
b.
footwall.
c.
epicenter.
d.
focus.

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The correct answer is D. Focus

That's the place where the rocks break. The place where the earthquake starts is just above the focus and that is the epicenter.
either epicentre or focus ; I believe it may be focus.

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b. glaciers
c. moving water
d. human actions

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Answer:

A. wind

Explanation:

it can pic up and move sand all around