Pre Calc Hw Oceanography*
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Pre Calc Hw
Oceanography*
As you recall from Investigation 3A, the density of any ocean water sample must be specified to several decimal places before significant differences are evident. Density may be determined by the use of a T-S diagram with the curved lines of constant ocean water density (isopycnals) labeled in grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm3). 9. Identify the water conditions at 2000 m. According to the T-S diagram, the density of the 2000 m sample is approximately g/cm³, which makes it part of the mass. a. 1.0280... AABW b. 1.0280... NADW c. 1.0278... AABW d. 1.0278... NADW 10. Based on the positions of the different water samples plotted on the T-S diagram and using the isopycnals to help identify density, ocean water density at the Atlantic Ocean site increasing depth. with a. increased b. remained constant
c. decreased
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As you recall from Investigation 3A, the density of any ocean water sample must be specified to several decimal places before significant differences are evident. Density may be determined by the use of a T-S diagram with the curved lines of constant ocean water density (isopycnals) labeled in grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm3). 9. Identify the water conditions at 2000 m. According to the T-S diagram, the density of the 2000 m sample is approximately g/cm³, which makes it part of the mass. a. 1.0280... AABW b. 1.0280... NADW c. 1.0278... AABW d. 1.0278... NADW 10. Based on the positions of the different water samples plotted on the T-S diagram and using the isopycnals to help identify density, ocean water density at the Atlantic Ocean site increasing depth. with a. increased b. remained constant
c. decreased