In a discussion, a student makes the following statement regarding the cause of global warming, "the sun's rays penetrate the atmosphere through the ozone hole and heat up the atmosphere and the surface, thereby causing global warming." is the student correct? why or why not? in your responce, briefly explain both phenomena.

sun rays will not penetrate the ozone layer. they enters the earths atmosphere by the radiation processes. Ozone Layer gets depleted by the action of chlorofluorocarbons which were released by automobiles and refrigerators. and that results in the entry of UV rays which are harmful for life forms. and global warming phenomena is a result of greenhouse effect which explains the phenomenon of the heat which entered Earth's atmosphere by radiation, does not completely reflected back! rather, it (heat) gets stored in the atmosphere which results in the increase in temperature of the earth! and global warming was useful upto some extent in our ancient days. It resulted in the melting of himalayan ice mountains which in turn resulted in the increase of sea level. but now, global warming has become a major headache for us!

i thinking chemical change

b. lithosphere, asthenosphere, mesosphere   is the answer most likely