Natural gas—31.8%
Petroleum (crude oil and natural gas plant liquids)—28.0%
Coal—17.8%
Renewable energy—12.7%
Nuclear electric power—9.6%
Answer:
$845
Explanation:
Since he earns 65$ per lawn, all you have to do is multiply 65 by 13= 845
1) Air Pollution from the factories could be a major negative
2) With the industrial rev. comes cars, and with cars comes gas and using gas and oil started a great natural resource deficit which is def. a negative
3) <span>The use of chemicals and fuel in factories resulted in </span>increased <span>WATER</span> pollution
Kinetic energy is the energy the body possesses due to its motion. Kinetic energy is a kind of mechanical energy, as well as potential energy. All bodies that move linearly or rotate possess a certain kinetic energy.
Potential energy is the energy that an object has due to its position relative to another object. When we stand on the top of the building, we have more potential energy than when we are at the bottom, because the earth is attracted by the force of gravity.
When the body falls, it at the beginning of the fall has potential energy due to the force of gravity, and therefore falls, and then the potential energy turns into a kinetic, because the body moves in the fall.
When we kick the ball upwards, it moves upward, because it has kinetic energy, until it stops at one point, since there is no kinetic energy of motion, and only at that moment the kinetic energy turns into a potential, at that moment the ball is stopped, until it starts to fall again.
Correct answers are II. and III.
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
There are various different Similarities and differences between the two great me
1. They are both social activists
2. Both of them are Nobel Peace Prize winner
Differences between the two are the following:
1. Kailash satyarthi is an Indian national while Martin Luther King Jr. was an American.
2. Kaatuarthi's civil rights movement was focused on women and girl child education, whereas Martin Luther King Jr. Civil rights movement was strictly based on fundamental human rights.
