Mainly this go under the science tab. Just to let you be aware.
Anyways, you change radiant energy into thermal energy. Since the rays warm up the food, which transfer the energy to it, causing it to heat up.
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You are stopped at an intersection waiting to cross it. When checking for an opening in traffic the driver should: Look left, right, left again.
Necessary precautions should be taken by a driver who seeks to enter an opening in traffic. This is important to avoid collisions with other road users.
When he looks left, right, and left again, this will ensure that there are no oncoming vehicles before he makes an entrance.
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Answer:
i am not hindu but i hope it's help you
Explanation:
The story goes that after shooting the fatal arrow on the battlefield of Lanka, Ram told his brother, Lakshman, “Go to Ravana quickly before he dies and request him to share whatever knowledge he can. ... Ravana seeing Lakshman standing near his feet told him secrets that would make anyone's life successful.
Answer:
A. It was a world peace settlement following WWI.
Explanation:
The fourteen points was mentioned in a speech which was delivered in 1918 by then the president of the United states, Woodrow Wilson, after the world-war I. The fourteen points were known to be a statement of principles for peace. That is , calling for peace after world-war 1.
The fourteen points include but not limited to
* Fair in colonial claim over land and region,
* Free trade between the countries that accept peace,
* Reduction in weapons and armies by all countries;
among others.
It was known or discovered that the fourteenth point was considered the best or most important because it called for creation of a worlwide organization which will prevent future war or dispute.
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