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Explanation:
31.8 degrees north of east (not sure what format the question wants)
To get this answer you draw a triangle with the line between the ship and the harbor, a line going horizontally, from the ship and ending below the harbor, and a line going vertically down from the harbor to the end of the horizontal line. The horizontal line has a length of 50 and the vertical line has a length of 31. Using inverse tangent, you can find the angle between the ship and the harbor, which is
arctan(opposite/adjacent) opposite being the vertical line, and adjacent being the horizontal line
arctan(31/50) (or tan^-1(31/50))
which gets you 31.8 degrees
- There are 165 canals in Amsterdam, in total these canals add up to 60 miles.
- There are 3 x's in Amsterdam's coat of arms(a coat of arms is a distinctive heraldic bearings of a person or country, city, etc. so their heritage.)
- There are 1,281 bridges in Amsterdam, 80 of those being within the center of it. The Magere Brug(also known as the Skinny Bridge) is the most famous bridge in the city.
- in 1850, 30% of the people in Amsterdam successfully lived off of begging.
- Since 2000, there are 45% more bees in Amsterdam
- Dutch people(Amsterdam is mainly dutch city) are the tallest people in the world.
I think water shortages happen when the recycling water process is too slow, or when the water is used up too fast.
<span>I think life in small Caribbean islands, such as Aruba and Bonaire, might differ from larger South American countries, such as Argentina and Brazil, in various ways. First of all, if they don't have a source of water, they are dependent on external source, which can limit the option of what is available. Moreover, they could experience a shortage of food, for the same reason as water. There's also the problem of space, too many people could easily disrupt the ecosystem in a small island.
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Because the dimension of the island and the natural resources are completely different from the one from a big country with a lot of places that can supply an unexpected shortage. Moreover, on a small island, the space and the characteristics of the place makes things a little more complicated than in a continental country.</span>
