Answer:
the answer is 1/12 of a gallon.
Explanation:
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!! :)
Answer:
a) w = 98°
b) x = 137°
Explanation:
The reason is that they are angles at a point
Which means they are equal to 360°.
Example;
a) 165° + 97° + w = 360°
262° + w = 360°
You then group like terms
w = 360° - 262°
w = 98°
Note: The reason is the same for b)
The answer would be the last option
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