The bottom half of a fault is typically referred to as the "footwall." In geological terms, the footwall is the block of rock situated beneath the fault plane, while the block above the fault plane is called the "hanging wall." This terminology is used to describe the relative positions of these rock masses in relation to the fault.
The Southern Hemispere
The bottom half of a vulgar fraction, for example, 1/2 (one half), is called the denominator. The number denominates (designates) the number of parts in the whole.
a hemisphere
a hemisphere.
You divide the top half by the bottom half example: 3/4= .75
The footwall is the half of the fault that lies below.
it is called a denomenator.
The numerator. The bottom is called the denominator.
The Southern Hemispere
Southern Hemisphere
This block of rock is called a footwall.
This block of rock is called a footwall.
The block of rock below the fault line is called the footwall. This block remains stationary while the other block, called the hanging wall, moves during fault movement.
The Footwall is half of a fault that lies below .
When the land splits in half, it is called a rift or a fault. This can happen due to tectonic plate movement or geological forces causing the land to separate.
The footwall
It is called a fault