Please help me do thisfor task 2 if you could please complete the yellow box

Geography

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sveticcg [70]2 years ago

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It's not letting me download it so I can look at the question sorry That I couldn't be more helpful. I tried

sergejj [24]2 years ago

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Question

Explain the energy use across the different areas, using patterns and data from the graph. Include reasons for the differences and similarities.

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throughout the world there is a lot of use of oil and natural gas. these amounts are especially high, in the middle east, likely because most of the oil and natural gas in the world comes from the middle east, making its use there relatively cheaper than in other areas. however due the abundance of technology used to turn oil and natural gas into electricity, it is used frequently throughout the world. another similarity would be that Europe and north and south America use the most amount of renewable resource, likely because they are more affluent throughout the population, where as in Africa and Asia, the wealth is more concentrated. this is not to say that there isn't any renewable energy, just less of it. This differs from south america, which although it uses a good amount of renewable resoureces, they also use much more hydroelectricity, because the county is full of natural rivers that many other area lack in numbers, and the fact that simple hydroelectric power is simple to construct.

hope this helps, may need to paraphrase, being that you are in middle school, but enjoy.

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