Based on what you have learned in this unit, why do you think you received the results you did based on the search queries you submitted? Specifically, what "inner workings" (such as crawling, indexing, querying/retrieving, and/or ranking) of search engines (in this case, Google) affected your search results? Make reference to the lecture(s), readings, and/or media in this unit to support your perspective (cite the lecture, reading, or media with the author) to support your observations.

The correct answer for this question is:

There is a correlation between my performance and the resources because it shows up my learning experiences obtained from them.

Explanation:

First of all the correlation established between my performance and the topics of the resources says that there is a strong bond of correspondence between them because they show up if I achieved valuable learning experiences after reviewing all the resources. Second, research engines have a strong emphasis on the keywords, tags, and characteristics of each element inside their database. Third, the optimization of these elements based on the analysis based on the user's behavior is required to be followed. Otherwise, poor performance is going to be expected.

Fourth the lecture also showed that search engines distribute information into histograms that show that users patterns of behavior change in trends along different periods and that those searches are delimited by the popular events around the. In other words, their searching behavior is based on the events of their lives but objectively speaking the general population is exposed to the same major events that shape their lives, as well as their searches.

c. taught scientists many new things about the earth, but not other planets.

explanation:

unknown. best bet to watch it is at kissanime (a lot of popups and has ads and has potential to be a virus not recommended) or crunchyroll (recommended but has ads and has no popups). you will have to wait. i really want netflix to give the other seasons.