<u>Answer</u>:
(A) A merry go round
This analogy best describes the shape of how the stars located in the galactic disk orbit.
<u>Explanation</u>:
According to many recent scientific studies, it is estimated that our Milky Way has over 200 billion stars, in which most of all are located in the Galactic disk, close to the nucleus and bulge in the center.
The galactic disk is made of a large quantity and percentage of gas and dust as well a huge number of stars, both old and young ones. In this faction of the milky way, the galactic center is orbited by the stars in circular motions, which is due to the interaction with gravity causing some up and down actions mixed with the circular orbits.
Answer:
A.) army
Explanation:
Columbia, as all countries in the world, has its own government which is responsible for controlling the country. If the government comes into a situation where it is not able to control the country, or it has been overthrown so there's no government in place, second in charge is the military. The military is the one that will have the obligation of keeping things under control in Colombia in a non-government situation, as that is what the legislative says. In practice that will be incredibly hard though, as the drug cartels in Colombia are very powerful, so there's every chance that they will be able to take over whole regions of the country, or even all of the country in a scenario like that.
Answer:
The other items you could have purchased with your $50
Explanation:
Opportunity cost represent the loss of potential benefit that occurs when you choose an alternative decision. This concept is usually used by businesses during their budget allocation process in order to find out the best way how to spend their capital.
On the example above, You receive $50 as a birthday gift. That $50 can be used for anything. You can choose to use it to purchase games, clothing, foods, etc. But you decided to spent it on wallpaper. By purchasing the ability you lose the opportunity to buy any of those other things. This loss is what considered as opportunity cost.
Answer:
Note: a true market economy does not exist. Command Economies
Explanation:
