Answer: I believe the answer must be D.
Explanation: Because wind is a renewable energy source as it can appear and disappear in general and it happens a lot within coastal areas! It's definitely needed! Solar panels cannot really float and it would be unusual for that to happen if I am being honest. Fossil fuels are not renewable and they take a lot of years for them to decompose and they cause lots of pollution. I'm not sure about C, but I don't find the answer to be correct because I feel it best for nuclear energy to be most appropriate in places with nuclear equipment like labs or factories. This is my best guess and I hope you get this right!!
I hope this helped you, but please double-check with your teacher on this question! Good Luck!! :)
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Como el ángulo 1 mide 60°, entonces, el ángulo 2 mide 120°. El ángulo 3 mide 60°, ya que, los ángulos 1 y 3 son opuestos por el vértice, por lo tanto, tienen la misma medida.
1. Galaxies seem to be moving away from us which can support Big Bang Theory.
2. The abundance of Helium and Hydrodgen also support the Big Bang theory!
Personlly I do not believe in the big bang theory but if you need more reasons please comment! :-)
Despite Hong Kong historically being part of China and being inhabited by Chinese people, that drastically happened in the last century. Hong Kong got into the hands of the European colonial powers, and even after they left the area, they didn't left Hong Kong. The reason why the presence in Hong Kong was kept was because of its excellent strategic position.
The newly formed nation had excellent ports and excellent location. It was quickly industrialized. That led to rapid economic growth. The economic growth and the prosperity of the small nation made, as well as it deep connections with the Western World, attracted lot of people to move in it. The Chinese population is still dominant, but over time people from all over the world moved in, thus the ethnic structure of this nation changes significantly, to a point where now it has citizens from pretty much every corner of the world.
