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    Submarine has ballast tanks

    that can be emptied or filled

    with water to control the depth

    of the submarine in the water.

    Air is less dense than waterBy changing the amount of

    water in the ballast tanks, asubmarine can rise or sink in

    water.

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    Plastics balls and metal

    spheres are attached to fish

    net so that the nets can stay a

    float in water.

    Why?

    Air is less dense than water.

    Metal is denser than water.

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    Helium or Hydrogen is used in

    meteorological balloons.

    Why?

    Helium or Hydrogen is lessthan air.

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    Floats filled with air can help

    people swim

    Why?

    Because air is less dense than

    water

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    GAS LIQUID

    At high pressure,

    Gas turns to

    Liquid

    At low pressure,

    Liquid turns toGas

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    DISCUSSION

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    1 RKCIK ADYANI AHMAD

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    List down any resources on Earth that youcan think of?

    Walking walkingwalking andyou found?

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    Soil

    Water Living things Fossils

    Minerals

    Air

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    A layer of Air known as atmospheresurrounds the Earth

    Air consists of :-

    - oxygen- nitrogen- carbon dioxide

    - water vapour- inert gases- dust

    - microorganisms

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    Human, animals and plants cannot survivewithout water.

    Sources:-

    OceansSeas

    Rivers

    Lakes

    Rainfalls

    Groundwater

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    Soil is the outer layer of the Earth. Soil is commonly seen as a medium that supports

    plant growth.

    Soil includes:- Organic litter such as fallen leaves, twigs, fruits and

    animal droppings and carcasses on the soil surfaces

    Humus formed from decompositions of the organic

    litter

    Microorganisms living in the soil.

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    Green plants make their own food. Green plants use light energy from the Sun to

    make their own food through a process called

    PHOTOSYNTHESIS. Aquatic plants and animals on Earth are considered

    as resources on Earth.

    Plants grow and animals live for human to sustaintheir own life too.

    For FOOD.

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    Minerals occur naturally on land, seas and oceans. Some examples are :-

    Iron

    Zinc Aluminium

    Tin

    Silver Gold

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    Minerals are important in human body. Minerals are needed for human system to function

    well.

    Minerals are also required by plants for healthygrowth.

    Some minerals are useful as raw materials for

    various industries. (Eg: Gold and Silver)

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    Fossil fuels are formed from the remains of animalsand plants that died in millions of years ago.

    There are 3 types of fossil fuels :-

    PetroleumNatural gas

    Coal

    Fossil fuels are used in power stations to generateelectricity, motor vehicles and machines. Petroleum is separated into different parts known

    as FRACTIONAL DISTILLATION