Comparing two locations on a glacier, it is likely they are
A) both in equilibrium.
B) moving at different rates.
C) moving at a rate of about 30 meters per day.
D) moving in opposite directions.
E) moving uphill.

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Two locations on a glacier are unlikely to be in equilibrium as glaciers are constantly moving and changing. Therefore, it is more likely that they are moving at different rates. The other answer choices are too specific or unlikely to be true in every case.

Comparing Two Locations on a Glacier, It Is Likely They