Answer:
They float on the sea surface and provide a strong radar return to seduce incoming radar guided missiles, presenting the missile with a far stronger and more attractive target than the warship. The heart of the decoy is the radar array, which which simulates the appearance of the ship, .
Explanation:
If someone is seein information from one side, they may be more persuaded to believe what that side is saying, especially if the other side does not provide a persuasive argument or stance. If someone is watching something and it focuses on one side of the story without evidence from the other side, they will most likely tend to believe that side. That is what I saw tied together in these statements :)
Answer:
a storm came
Explanation:
"a storm may come" would mean that something is going to happen but hasn't happened yet
"a storm will have come" doesn't sound grammatically correct and doesn't suggest that the storm has already happened
I think it's option A, or number 2
