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Slav-nsk [51]
4 years ago
6

Both renewable and nonrenewable resources are used within our society. How do the uses of nonrenewable resources compare to the

uses of renewable resources?
a.
Nonrenewable resources have more applications than renewable resources.
b.
Certain types of renewable energy can be used for as many applications as certain types of nonrenewable resources.
c.
There are more sources of nonrenewable energy than renewable energy.
d.
Nonrenewable resources have fewer applications than renewable resources.
Chemistry
2 answers:
madreJ [45]4 years ago
7 0

Renewable sources are which can be gained again and again from nature

for example : sun energy or wind energy

non renewable: these once consumed cannot be regained

example : fossil fuels

Now both can be used for many kinds of applications however the resources so we can say that Certain types of renewable energy can be used for as many applications as certain types of nonrenewable resources

Mila [183]4 years ago
4 0

Renewable energy has the potential to have all the same applications as non-renewable. But we currently don't have the resources and potential.

So I would say the answer would be B, but this question is somewhat confusing.

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