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- Visit the DocHub website and register by clicking on the Create free account button.
- Enter your email and make up a password to register your new account or connect your personal details via your Gmail account.
- Go to the Dashboard and add the dot you need to revise. Do it by uploading your document or linking it from the cloud or wherever you have it stored.
- Open the document in editing mode and make all changes using the upper toolbar.
- When done editing, make use of the most convenient method to save your file: download it, keep it in your account, or send it directly to your recipient via DocHub.
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How to Strike line in dot
This video explores using strike lines to determine the strike and dip of beds on a geologic map. The map shows units A-F with topographic contours at 800, 900, and 1000 feet. The elevation starts to go uphill at 1000 feet, then reaches 1100 feet before going downhill at 900 feet. By following the rule of Vs, it is clear that the direction is uphill. The narrator visualizes hiking up through different elevations, noting that even though the downhill is tucked in, the overall trend is uphill.
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