A nonrenewable resource is a resource that can't be replenished quickly or effectively.
Water is a renewable resource because there is a lot of it, and it is always being replenished through the water cycle.
Sunlight is a inexorable resource, which is just a fancy way of saying it will never run out.
Trees can be planted, but they take a while to grow, but can, technically, be counted as a renewable resource.
Therefore, the only answer that doesn't grow back after you take it is metals.
Your answer is C. Metals.
It would actually be Graph C since a proportional relationship also answers the question of determining the unit rate, slope of the line, and etc.
The unit rate is 5/1, and follows the rate into a slope making it proportional.
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The fine arts in India have included an incredible variety of styles and methods of stone and wood carving, painting, bronze-casting, goldwork, textiles and other artistic production.
Until the later second millennium CE, the majority of art in India had religious or mythological roots. Temples incorporated elaborate sculptures and other artwork and were architectural and artistic wonders intended to elevate the worshipper's encounter with the resident deity into an awesome experience. Examples of religious artworks from earlier periods existing today include sculptures from the Mauryan and Kushan age, hope it helps
Tides would most likely be all over the place and unstable, and their wouldn't really be a full moon.
