Mombasa is a city on the coast of Kenya. It is the country's second largest city next to it's capital, Nairobi. It is a regional cultural and economic hub and a tourist hub as well. It has an extra large port and an international airport too. Its strategic location had resulted to several countries trying to control Mombasa.
Mogadishu is the largest city in Somalia and the nation's capital. Just like Mombasa, it is geographically possible to trade in this place. In fact, it has been a significant trading port over the centuries.
Both of them greatly affected East African Economy due to their geographical location which is coastal.
Answer: Comparison
Explanation:
Comparison operator is the operator that functions to performs comparison between two expression or values to evaluate it. Comparison operator generates results in form of true , false or null as per condition of operands in expression.
According to the question,left side and right side of the expression compared through comparison operator. Operators like >, <,,== ,>=,<= etc to assess both the sides of expression.
They are east of the Marshalls if you only need one of the answers here.
This
information will help you. During the time of independence,
agriculture was the most important contributor to Indian GDP. It
contributed over 50% of GDP and employed over 80% of the population.
As
time passed, the significance of agriculture declined in terms of
contribution to GDP. Now, agriculture contributes about 15% to
India’s GDP. Over 50% of the population is engaged in agriculture.
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services sector was the second largest contributor to GDP at the time
of independence. It contributed about 30% to India’s GDP which
increased to about 55% currently. It is the largest sectoral
contributor to Indian GDP. It employs about 30% of the population.
This percentage keeps increasing. In the early 1990’s it employed
about 22% of the population.
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The answer to this question would have to be A) Shabby and poor.
What was the correct answer?
