Answer:
• newspapers
• Frozen prepared meals
Explanation:
Fast-moving consumer goods, are also called consumer packaged goods. They are the products which are sold quickly and they're usually cheap.
Examples of fast-moving consumer goods are non-durable household goods like frozen prepared meals, toiletries, cosmetics, packaged foods, beverages, candies, etc. They also have low profit margin. Based on the examples given above, the answer are newspapers and frozen prepared meals.
Federalism is the division of power between states and the federal government.
Federal law preempts state law. This is due to the National Supremacy Clause in Article 6 of the U.S. Constitution.
Answer:
The combination of seawater's thermal expansion associated with this warming and the melting of mountain glaciers is predicted to lead to an increase in global sea level of 0.45-0.82 metre (1.4-2.7 feet) by 2100 under the RCP 8.5 emissions scenario. However, the actual rise in sea level could be considerably greater than this.
Explanation:
Answer:
1. The time difference between the arrival of the first P-Wave and S-Wave would be less than 4 minutes.
Explanation:
S waves are slower than P waves, even if emitted at the same time. In this case, we can say that if a station is located close to the earthquake epicenter, the station would receive these waves quickly. The P wave would be received first, since it has a higher speed, the S wave would arrive soon. As you did not provide the times when each wave was emitted, we cannot accurately state the time when each wave would be perceived by the station. However, as the station is close to the earthquake, we can say that the time difference between P and S waves would be seconds, that is, less than 4 minutes.
