Answer:
i think its becuase there is a ocean near francisco and it absorbs heat but kansas city has more thermal hot spring so its more hot in kansas im not sure just give a try
Non-durable goods are those good used by ordinary people are most affected by scarcity.
Explanation:
Non durable goods are those goods that is limited in nature that is it will last for lesser than three years and non durable goods are needed for survival of human beings. The necessities needed for survival is food and clothing. Two types of non durable goods are customer goods and the capital goods.
In terms of economics scarcity refers to lack of different types of capital. Due to unlimited wants and needs of people scarcity of capital goods can occur. If the consumer always have fascination for new things the resources become limited.
Answer:
all of them except the wood
Explanation:
the solar panels, recycled copper plates, and recycled aluminum cups. are all "renewable," solar panels derive power from the sun, a renewable source of energy. the recycled copper plates have it in there name they are recycled, they will be used for a period and then melted down to make more plates or to be used in something else e.g wires. the cups are made from the alloy allumium which in its self is usually recycled but is just like the coper after they are used as the cups they can simply just be melted down to make anything else with the aluminum. wood is not a renewable source because you use it once and it's done.
Mt. Vesuvius is A VOLCANIC MOUNTAIN.
It was famously known for causing the fires of Pompeii and killing millions of people.
Mt. Vesuvius, a cone-shaped mountain is part of the Campainian Volcanic Arc. It has erupted 30 times as recorded by scientists. It is currently considered as one of the top ten most dangerous volcanoes of the world.
The Hawaiian Islands are formed on a region of intra plate volcanic activity on the Pacific plate. This region is known as a hot spot. Scientists are not exactly sure what causes this but they do know that a plume of magma rises through the mantle and forces it's way through the crust to form submarine volcanoes and over time volcanic islands.
The magma that rises here originates from the mantle and not crustal melt and so forms basic or basaltic lava.
